Where's the modeded LUA file that will allow us to find the base address of units? I didn't find it attached to the first post as indicated. Did I miss it or was it moved?
Re: ETW Runtime Memory Stucture Documention
Where's the modeded LUA file that will allow us to find the base address of units? I didn't find it attached to the first post as indicated. Did I miss it or was it moved?
Fighting Inevitability
Re: ETW Runtime Memory Stucture Documention
There was never any of our source code uploaded here.
However we used SourceForge and an SVN for our work.
Please note that if you want to use our LUA it is not as simple as simply swapping a file over and getting results, neither is the source code of the engine entirely complete.
The relevant LUA are the two .lua files in the root directory of the repository.
I am also curious what you want to use it for?
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Re: ETW Runtime Memory Stucture Documention
Well, as I understood it, the LUA file would give the memory location of the last unit clicked on. I was going to use it to do some real-time editing of that unit's values. Mostly just playing around and seeing what I could learn.Originally Posted by .Mitch.
Shisai
Re: ETW Runtime Memory Stucture Documention
Sad news, so close yet so far...
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