CLEO Help NOP in cleo

[Zin]

How to NOP in cleo I found a NOP opcode

0000: NOP

But how to NOP like samp patches so like set player pos or NOP Toggle player controllable

 

[springfield]

Rather simple, you just need to look in your mod_sa.ini for the address and nop value.

:A
wait 0
if 
0ab0: 49
jf @A
0B2E: 1@ = read_samp_memory 0x14A70 size 2 // to read and store the original value of address.
0B2D: write samp_memory 0x14A70 value 0xC390 size 2 // to NOP it. = ON.
jump @B

:B
wait 0 
if 
0ab0: 50
jf @B
0B2d: write samp_memory 0x14A70 value 1@ size 2 // to restore original value of address = OFF.
jump @A

Look in mod_sa.ini at SA:MP Patches.

sampPatch[] = "NOP TogglePlayerControllable"	&0 0 0x14A70  "" "C390"

 

[Monstercat]

Nice but for what stand the "size 2"

 

[springfield]

Number of bytes to write.

 

[.silent]

Yeah, like springfield said
you need to write specified bytes to a specified address, this will NOP the instruction that for example stands for updating your player data etc.
Size is 2 because you are writing 2 bytes to the address (C390, C3 (first byte) + 90 (second byte))

How do you need to know the size to NOP an instruction ?
Well, its easy.
Lets say you have found a instruction in CE that makes your player die if he blablablabla
The address is like 0x77B77 or w/e, in CE you will see that when its not NOPed it has a value like:
"68C17BC3"
So, we see that it has 4 bytes (1.68 2.C1 3.7B 4.C3)
To NOP it, we need to replace every byte with a NOP so the instruction will do nothing.
So we should write "90909090" to that address to NOP it (well in SA-MP patches there are sometimes other bytes than 90, i dont know why (not experienced enough xD) but for basic things like NOPing the instruction that changes your current hour (hehe) you just replace every byte with 90 and thats all.

 

[Monstercat]

Well I think I understand it now

Thanks for the good explanation.