The way you will probably have to do this is the same way CE does its speed hack (which I think is by hooking the tick dll)Īnyone found something new about Pingzapper? Like arthasdk I found that address (green for me) that is actually about the time shown, not the real timer. It is also improbable to find the other variable which changes every second without using a changed, increased search.Īgain this is just ONE way which timers are sometimes stored and work within trial programs as the values are a little harder to work out that when you open the program the "timeopen" is static and there is a good chance you will never find the EXACT value You now have a unicode timestamp of the difference in time (time open) NET I would probably do something likeįormload - timeopen = unicode timestamp of nowĮvery seconds grab the new unicode timestamp and - the timeopen
With these types of things you sometimes need to think about HOW the value may be stored.įor example if I was to write this in VB. On the other hand the value 5 you are searching for could be the resulting value of a "conversion" function to change the REAL value into a readable 00:00 value on screen. Fresco knows what he is talking about so I would listen to him
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