address

This class is only active if MEM_ADDRESS is used in a read function. Lua does not naturally allow you to add or subtract from userdata. This class is designed to let you do so. If you pass this class to a read or write function, it will automatically get the address field and convert it.

address

Type

userdata

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add

Type

function

Parameters

• number/userdata

Returns

• address

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subtract

Type

function

Parameters

• number/userdata

Returns

• address

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get

Type

function

Returns

• userdata address

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read

Type

function

Parameters

• MEM_ type
• number address
• number size (only if MEM_STRING specified)

Returns

• MEM_ value

Example

-- read (localplayer + C_CSPlayerPawn -> m_aimPunchCache) schema, which leads to a pointer
local punch_cache = localplayer:read(MEM_ADDRESS, valve_source2:get_schema("C_CSPlayerPawn", "m_aimPunchCache") + 0x8)

-- read values as a vector
local punch = punch_cache:read( MEM_VECTOR, 0 )

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write

Type

function

Description

This method does not allow you to write memory to blacklisted games. This restriction cannot be removed. Any game that is officially supported by constelia.ai (fantasy.cat) is considered blacklisted (CS, TF2, etc). This restriction is applied on both FC2 Windows and FC2 Linux.

Parameters

• MEM_ type
• number address
• number/string value
• number size (only if MEM_STRING specified)

Returns

• MEM_ value

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new

Type

function

Description

Creates a new address class.

Parameters

• number/userdata address

Returns

• address

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is_valid

Type

function

Returns

• boolean

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lshift

Type

function

Description

Equivalent to bit.lshift(x, address)

Parameters

• number

Returns

• number

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rshift

Type

function

Description

Equivalent to bit.rshift(x, address)

Parameters

• number

Returns

• number

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band

Type

function

Description

Equivalent to bit.band(address, x)

Parameters

• number

Returns

• number

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bor

Type

function

Description

Equivalent to bit.bor(address, x)

Parameters

• number

Returns

• number

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is_zero

Type

function

Description

Not the same as is_valid as that function checks for an invalid pointer value rather than if the pointer is 0. This directly checks if the address is 0.

Returns

• boolean

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