AltimorTASDK
Support for 1.10
Currently only getting a command prompt window displaying the test "Injected!", however in training mode no hitboxes are shown. I never used this application before so I cannot confirm if the problem is no my end, but I am assuming it broke because of version changes.
Looking at @Fyren PR for updating for 1.09, I would be willing to attempt to do a similar update, but I don't know where to find the correct hex values to be updated.
If you or Fyren could point me in the right direction I would be happy to try to create a new version.
I didn't write the PR myself, as it mentions. That person made a version for 1.10 but never released source and didn't reply when I asked about it.
I was able to find updated signatures myself by looking at the old version of the game in a debugger (and looking up where the old signatures landed), then comparing in the current version.
For finding object offsets, I don't know. I know you can find code or tools around for dumping objects and their properties from Unreal Engine games. Maybe Altimor or someone else can help.
I see, my bad then. It seems the previous patch only required finding new memory offsets to get it working, which doesn't sound too hard (for someone who knows what they're doing).
Perhaps I will have to spend some time learning how to debug the game.
Here's updated signatures and offsets for 1.10 that are actually used to draw hitboxes, if you care: https://github.com/Fyren/strivehitboxes/commit/efb7cd266399fcf6967306d64ba9fd78fede35bf
Thinking the values would be easily fetched through Unreal's reflection was too optimistic. (Well, you can find a few things that way, like the world or game state.) But just looking around memory near the old offsets was easy enough to figure out the new ones.
@Fyren how to build that(https://github.com/Fyren/strivehitboxes/commit/efb7cd266399fcf6967306d64ba9fd78fede35bf) source? Would you please tell me how to build?
@shun9092 I haven't done it myself, but there is a Visual Studio solution file in the repo, so you can probably load the project in VS and compile it.