[TU7 Release] HUD Elements for All Clients

Hey guys, I decided to release hud elements, as I found out some of you are getting them figured out.​

Step 1:​

Add this to your code:​

Code:

        public class gameAddresses
        {
            public static uint
            serverCommand = 0x82254940,
            entityBase = 0x82F03600,
            entityMultiplier = 0x280, //Entity Multiplier mp
            clientCommand = 0x82224A28,
            nameOffset = 0x3208,
            buttonsOffset = 0x31B6,
            movementOffset = 0x3420,
            playerStateOffset = 0x158, //Player State Offset From Entity mp
            initAmmo = 0x821D4A00, //Init Ammo mp
            getWeaponID = 0x82210640, //Get Weapon ID mp
            givePlayerWeapon = 0x82210BC8, //G_GivePlayerWeapon mp
            setModel = 0x8220D310, //Set Model
            locString = 0x8220C838,
            material = 0x8220C9F8,
            elem = 0x821DF9C0,
            xOffset = 0x08,
            yOffset = 0x04,
            textOffset = 0x84,
            fontOffset = 0x28,
            fontSizeOffset = 0x14,
            colorOffset = 0x34,
            relativeOffset = 0x2c,
            widthOffset = 0x48,
            heightOffset = 0x44,
            shaderOffset = 0x4C,
            alignOffset = 0x30;

        }

How to cache an Element: (returns * address):

Code:

                    XDRPCExecutionOptions options = new XDRPCExecutionOptions(XDRPCMode.Title, gameAddresses.elem);
                    XDRPCArgumentInfo<int> client = new XDRPCArgumentInfo<int>(0);
                    XDRPCArgumentInfo<int> team = new XDRPCArgumentInfo<int>(0);
                    uint elemAddr = xbCon.ExecuteRPC<uint>(options, new XDRPCArgumentInfo[] { client, team });

How to set an element on a specific player:

Code:

public uint spawnElem(int player, uint elemAddress)
        {
                SetMem(ReverseBytes(BitConverter.GetBytes(player)), elemAddress + 0xA8);
                return elemAddress;

        }

How to cache unlocalized strings and get material index:

Code:

        public uint cacheText(string text)
        {
            XDRPCExecutionOptions options = new XDRPCExecutionOptions(XDRPCMode.Title, gameAddresses.locString);
            XDRPCStringArgumentInfo txt = new XDRPCStringArgumentInfo(text);
            uint ind = xbCon.ExecuteRPC<uint>(options, new XDRPCArgumentInfo[] { txt });
            return ind;
        }
        public uint getMaterialIndex(string material)
        {
            XDRPCExecutionOptions optionz = new XDRPCExecutionOptions(XDRPCMode.Title, gameAddresses.material);
            XDRPCStringArgumentInfo name = new XDRPCStringArgumentInfo(material);
            uint de = xbCon.ExecuteRPC<uint>(optionz, new XDRPCArgumentInfo[] { name });

            return (de);
        }

How to set an icon or shader:

Code:

        public void setIcon(uint elem, uint shader, int width, int height, float x, float y, uint align, float sort = 0, int r = 255, int g = 255, int b = 255, int a = 255)
        {
                SetMem(new byte[] { 0x00, 0x00, 0x00, 0x04 }, elem);
                SetMem(uintBytes(0x05), elem + gameAddresses.relativeOffset);
                SetMem(uintBytes(0x06), elem + gameAddresses.relativeOffset - 4);
                SetMem(uintBytes(shader), elem + gameAddresses.shaderOffset);
                SetMem(ReverseBytes(BitConverter.GetBytes(height)), elem + gameAddresses.heightOffset);
                SetMem(ReverseBytes(BitConverter.GetBytes(width)), elem + gameAddresses.widthOffset);
                SetMem(uintBytes(align), elem + gameAddresses.alignOffset);
                SetMem(new byte[] { BitConverter.GetBytes(r)[0], BitConverter.GetBytes(g)[0], BitConverter.GetBytes(B)[0], BitConverter.GetBytes(a)[0] }, elem + gameAddresses.colorOffset);
                SetMem(ReverseBytes(BitConverter.GetBytes(sort)), elem + gameAddresses.textOffset + 4);
                SetMem(ReverseBytes(BitConverter.GetBytes(x)), elem + gameAddresses.xOffset);
                SetMem(ReverseBytes(BitConverter.GetBytes(y)), elem + gameAddresses.yOffset);

            }

How to set text:

Code:

        public void setText(uint elem, byte[] text, uint font, float fontScale, float x, float y, uint align, int r = 255, int g = 255, int b = 255, int a = 255)
        {
                SetMem(new byte[] { 0x00, 0x00, 0x00, 0x01 }, elem);

                SetMem(text, elem + gameAddresses.textOffset + 2);
                SetMem(uintBytes(0x05), elem + gameAddresses.relativeOffset);
                SetMem(uintBytes(0x06), elem + gameAddresses.relativeOffset - 4);
                SetMem(uintBytes(font), elem + gameAddresses.fontOffset);
                SetMem(uintBytes(align), elem + gameAddresses.alignOffset);
                SetMem(new byte[] { 0x40, 0x00 }, elem + gameAddresses.textOffset + 4);
                SetMem(ReverseBytes(BitConverter.GetBytes(fontScale)), elem + gameAddresses.fontSizeOffset);
                SetMem(ReverseBytes(BitConverter.GetBytes(x)), elem + gameAddresses.xOffset);
                SetMem(ReverseBytes(BitConverter.GetBytes(y)), elem + gameAddresses.yOffset);
                SetMem(new byte[] { BitConverter.GetBytes(r)[0], BitConverter.GetBytes(g)[0], BitConverter.GetBytes(B)[0], BitConverter.GetBytes(a)[0] }, elem + gameAddresses.colorOffset);

        }

Credits:
100% - Me



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