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<blockquote data-quote=".silent" data-source="post: 27889" data-attributes="member: 1204">Re: GPCI Unbanner [CLEO!!!]They don't ? If someone who thinks he is a programmer doesn't know what an array is then i can easily say one thing - he has to learn a lot about programming. Maybe you dont know it because CLEO may not have such a thing, this is why i will never take cleo seriously.Array of characters of course, we dont need to specify the variable type in Pawn (however there are some tags for variables, such as bool and float) so it is just like this:[code]new someString[40];[/code]In C/C++ it would look like[code]char someString[40];[/code]Anyone who had contact with any real programming language should know this.Back to the code that was posted by Niex:[code]void SAMP::getSerial(char *out, char* gtafolder){ &nbsp; &nbsp; if (this-&gt;hLib == NULL) &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; return;&nbsp; &nbsp; ((GEN)(LPVOID)((DWORD)this-&gt;hLib+0x27A99E))(out, gtafolder, 0x3E9);}[/code]Do you know what it does? Im fucking sure you dont, to make some use of that (to spoof the GPCI) you would need to use this instead of the original function in SAMP, thus it would probably require some hooking. The method that this cleo uses is just a simple WriteProcessMemory at the addres gta_sa.exe+892368 (posted by 0x688) to change the string which will be used by the function above.And, i told you about an AUTH_KEY in samp, not any other auth key. It sure is an authorization key, but it has nothing to do with GPCI.Seeds, you are also wrong here. Seeds are everywhere, you may call them some random keys but you can also call them seeds. For example: <a href="http://www.cplusplus.com/reference/cstdlib/rand/" target="_blank">http://www.cplusplus.com/reference/cstdlib/rand/</a>If you can't find it:SA:MP also has some random seeds, here you have some code taken out of SAMPs 0.2x source:[code]// Random number seed&nbsp; &nbsp; RakNetTime time = RakNet::GetTime();&nbsp; &nbsp; seedMT( (unsigned int) time );&nbsp; &nbsp; seed = randomMT();&nbsp; &nbsp; if ( seed % 2 == 0 ) &nbsp; // Even&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; seed--; // make odd&nbsp; &nbsp; nextSeed = randomMT();&nbsp; &nbsp; if ( nextSeed % 2 == 0 ) &nbsp; // Even&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; nextSeed--; // make odd[/code]So no, this is not made up. Anyone who has/had even a little thing to do with programming understood my post, just not you.But of course, nobody will ever win with your or prove you were wrong.</blockquote>

[QUOTE=".silent, post: 27889, member: 1204"] [b]Re: GPCI Unbanner [CLEO!!!][/b] They don't ? If someone who thinks he is a programmer doesn't know what an array is then i can easily say one thing - he has to learn a lot about programming. Maybe you dont know it because CLEO may not have such a thing, this is why i will never take cleo seriously. Array of characters of course, we dont need to specify the variable type in Pawn (however there are some tags for variables, such as bool and float) so it is just like this: [code]new someString[40];[/code] In C/C++ it would look like [code]char someString[40];[/code] Anyone who had contact with any [size=8]real[/size] programming language should know this. Back to the code that was posted by Niex: [code]void SAMP::getSerial(char *out, char* gtafolder) { if (this->hLib == NULL) return; ((GEN)(LPVOID)((DWORD)this->hLib+0x27A99E))(out, gtafolder, 0x3E9); }[/code] Do you know what it does? Im fucking sure you dont, to make some use of that (to spoof the GPCI) you would need to use this instead of the original function in SAMP, thus it would probably require some hooking. The method that this cleo uses is just a simple WriteProcessMemory at the addres gta_sa.exe+892368 (posted by 0x688) to change the string which will be used by the function above. And, i told you about an AUTH_KEY in samp, not any other auth key. It sure is an authorization key, but it has nothing to do with GPCI. Seeds, you are also wrong here. Seeds are everywhere, you may call them some random keys but you can also call them seeds. For example: [url=http://www.cplusplus.com/reference/cstdlib/rand/]http://www.cplusplus.com/reference/cstdlib/rand/[/url] If you can't find it: SA:MP also has some random seeds, here you have some code taken out of SAMPs 0.2x source: [code] // Random number seed RakNetTime time = RakNet::GetTime(); seedMT( (unsigned int) time ); seed = randomMT(); if ( seed % 2 == 0 ) // Even seed--; // make odd nextSeed = randomMT(); if ( nextSeed % 2 == 0 ) // Even nextSeed--; // make odd[/code] So no, this is not made up. Anyone who has/had even a little thing to do with programming understood my post, just not you. But of course, nobody will ever win with your or prove you were wrong. [/QUOTE]

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