how to dected multiplie menus

[vectrac20tsri DF Member Posts:203 Threads:4 Reputation 3]

you were right densN, just did a test with solo who is running superior and its undetected by armour level.

but in the process I found out the armour ID I thought was "superior", which is interesting as it was the owner of a menu who originally confirmed it was superiors and its his ID lol.

[densN Banned Posts:87 Threads:1 Reputation 0]

you were right densN, just did a test with solo who is running superior and its undetected by armour level.

but in the process I found out the armour ID I thought was "superior", which is interesting as it was the owner of a menu who originally confirmed it was superiors and its his ID lol.

Thought so. I only know this as I have detection for Superior and it is not using armor its more complicated then that.

[Burnoutxmodz DF Member Posts:43 Threads:6 Reputation 0]

This does not detect multiple menu but these are armours i have found

case 133769:
snprintf(modmenu, sizeof(modmenu), "Havoc Public"); break;
case 1257:
snprintf(modmenu, sizeof(modmenu), "Havoc Private"); break;
case 1357:
snprintf(modmenu, sizeof(modmenu), "Havoc Beta"); break;
case 777:
snprintf(modmenu, sizeof(modmenu), "Legacy Menu"); break;
case 1337:
snprintf(modmenu, sizeof(modmenu), "Enforcer Menu"); break;
case 3550:
snprintf(modmenu, sizeof(modmenu), "Dream Menu"); break;
case 2017:
snprintf(modmenu, sizeof(modmenu), "Enforcer Menu"); break;
case 2018:
snprintf(modmenu, sizeof(modmenu), "Enforcer Menu"); break;
case 100:
snprintf(modmenu, sizeof(modmenu), "Unknown Menu ~b~%i", armor); break;
case 411:
snprintf(modmenu, sizeof(modmenu), "SilkRoad Menu"); break;

[marchsofia05 DF Member Posts:92 Threads:6 Reputation 0]

This does not detect multiple menu but these are armours i have found

case 133769:
snprintf(modmenu, sizeof(modmenu), "Havoc Public"); break;
case 1257:
snprintf(modmenu, sizeof(modmenu), "Havoc Private"); break;
case 1357:
snprintf(modmenu, sizeof(modmenu), "Havoc Beta"); break;
case 777:
snprintf(modmenu, sizeof(modmenu), "Legacy Menu"); break;
case 1337:
snprintf(modmenu, sizeof(modmenu), "Enforcer Menu"); break;
case 3550:
snprintf(modmenu, sizeof(modmenu), "Dream Menu"); break;
case 2017:
snprintf(modmenu, sizeof(modmenu), "Enforcer Menu"); break;
case 2018:
snprintf(modmenu, sizeof(modmenu), "Enforcer Menu"); break;
case 100:
snprintf(modmenu, sizeof(modmenu), "Unknown Menu ~b~%i", armor); break;
case 411:
snprintf(modmenu, sizeof(modmenu), "SilkRoad Menu"); break;

Sometimes in session (join for example, and playing too), normal users appears with 50 or 100. Then, some mods like silkroad detect a modder during a few seconds and then dissapears. Is a good idea add a conditional sentence: if (< 50) or (> 50 && <100). Some mods changes the "default" armor (50 or 100) when they uses some protections. I have seen DeathRider users with 20 or 51. I classified like "modders", then I was started "social engineering": send a question to the modder by game phone.

Postdata: >100 and < than the first menu you detected (in this case, 411).

[Burnoutxmodz DF Member Posts:43 Threads:6 Reputation 0]

This does not detect multiple menu but these are armours i have found

case 133769:
snprintf(modmenu, sizeof(modmenu), "Havoc Public"); break;
case 1257:
snprintf(modmenu, sizeof(modmenu), "Havoc Private"); break;
case 1357:
snprintf(modmenu, sizeof(modmenu), "Havoc Beta"); break;
case 777:
snprintf(modmenu, sizeof(modmenu), "Legacy Menu"); break;
case 1337:
snprintf(modmenu, sizeof(modmenu), "Enforcer Menu"); break;
case 3550:
snprintf(modmenu, sizeof(modmenu), "Dream Menu"); break;
case 2017:
snprintf(modmenu, sizeof(modmenu), "Enforcer Menu"); break;
case 2018:
snprintf(modmenu, sizeof(modmenu), "Enforcer Menu"); break;
case 100:
snprintf(modmenu, sizeof(modmenu), "Unknown Menu ~b~%i", armor); break;
case 411:
snprintf(modmenu, sizeof(modmenu), "SilkRoad Menu"); break;

Sometimes in session (join for example, and playing too), normal users appears with 50 or 100. Then, some mods like silkroad detect a modder during a few seconds and then dissapears. Is a good idea add a conditional sentence: if (< 50) or (> 50 && <100). Some mods changes the "default" armor (50 or 100) when they uses some protections. I have seen DeathRider users with 20 or 51. I classified like "modders", then I was started "social engineering": send a question to the modder by game phone.

Postdata: >100 and < than the first menu you detected (in this case, 411).

case 100:
snprintf(modmenu, sizeof(modmenu), "Unknown Menu ~b~%i", armor); break;

the %i shows the Armour detected and then i usually ask the other modder what menu they're using and then add it to my detection list

[marchsofia05 DF Member Posts:92 Threads:6 Reputation 0]

This does not detect multiple menu but these are armours i have found

case 133769:
snprintf(modmenu, sizeof(modmenu), "Havoc Public"); break;
case 1257:
snprintf(modmenu, sizeof(modmenu), "Havoc Private"); break;
case 1357:
snprintf(modmenu, sizeof(modmenu), "Havoc Beta"); break;
case 777:
snprintf(modmenu, sizeof(modmenu), "Legacy Menu"); break;
case 1337:
snprintf(modmenu, sizeof(modmenu), "Enforcer Menu"); break;
case 3550:
snprintf(modmenu, sizeof(modmenu), "Dream Menu"); break;
case 2017:
snprintf(modmenu, sizeof(modmenu), "Enforcer Menu"); break;
case 2018:
snprintf(modmenu, sizeof(modmenu), "Enforcer Menu"); break;
case 100:
snprintf(modmenu, sizeof(modmenu), "Unknown Menu ~b~%i", armor); break;
case 411:
snprintf(modmenu, sizeof(modmenu), "SilkRoad Menu"); break;

Sometimes in session (join for example, and playing too), normal users appears with 50 or 100. Then, some mods like silkroad detect a modder during a few seconds and then dissapears. Is a good idea add a conditional sentence: if (< 50) or (> 50 && <100). Some mods changes the "default" armor (50 or 100) when they uses some protections. I have seen DeathRider users with 20 or 51. I classified like "modders", then I was started "social engineering": send a question to the modder by game phone.

Postdata: >100 and < than the first menu you detected (in this case, 411).

case 100:
snprintf(modmenu, sizeof(modmenu), "Unknown Menu ~b~%i", armor); break;

the %i shows the Armour detected and then i usually ask the other modder what menu they're using and then add it to my detection list

Yeah, I ask too, "social engineering" ahahaha. In online, normal armor is 50 but I see somebody (no modder) with 100. We can mix this with the GodMode detector.

[Burnoutxmodz DF Member Posts:43 Threads:6 Reputation 0]

This does not detect multiple menu but these are armours i have found

case 133769:
snprintf(modmenu, sizeof(modmenu), "Havoc Public"); break;
case 1257:
snprintf(modmenu, sizeof(modmenu), "Havoc Private"); break;
case 1357:
snprintf(modmenu, sizeof(modmenu), "Havoc Beta"); break;
case 777:
snprintf(modmenu, sizeof(modmenu), "Legacy Menu"); break;
case 1337:
snprintf(modmenu, sizeof(modmenu), "Enforcer Menu"); break;
case 3550:
snprintf(modmenu, sizeof(modmenu), "Dream Menu"); break;
case 2017:
snprintf(modmenu, sizeof(modmenu), "Enforcer Menu"); break;
case 2018:
snprintf(modmenu, sizeof(modmenu), "Enforcer Menu"); break;
case 100:
snprintf(modmenu, sizeof(modmenu), "Unknown Menu ~b~%i", armor); break;
case 411:
snprintf(modmenu, sizeof(modmenu), "SilkRoad Menu"); break;

Sometimes in session (join for example, and playing too), normal users appears with 50 or 100. Then, some mods like silkroad detect a modder during a few seconds and then dissapears. Is a good idea add a conditional sentence: if (< 50) or (> 50 && <100). Some mods changes the "default" armor (50 or 100) when they uses some protections. I have seen DeathRider users with 20 or 51. I classified like "modders", then I was started "social engineering": send a question to the modder by game phone.

Postdata: >100 and < than the first menu you detected (in this case, 411).

case 100:
snprintf(modmenu, sizeof(modmenu), "Unknown Menu ~b~%i", armor); break;

the %i shows the Armour detected and then i usually ask the other modder what menu they're using and then add it to my detection list

Yeah, I ask too, "social engineering" ahahaha. In online, normal armor is 50 but I see somebody (no modder) with 100. We can mix this with the GodMode detector.

if your wanting to detect godmode player you best bet is:

(PLAYER::GET_PLAYER_INVINCIBLE(i) == true)
{
addOption(AddStrings(PLAYER::GET_PLAYER_NAME(i), " ~HUD_COLOUR_RADAR_DAMAGE~[G]"), "Player Is In Good Mode");
}

that if you want it to show up next the gamertag

[densN Banned Posts:87 Threads:1 Reputation 0]

That native does not work you need to use cPed.

[marchsofia05 DF Member Posts:92 Threads:6 Reputation 0]

That native does not work you need to use cPed.

Use get_entity_health

[densN Banned Posts:87 Threads:1 Reputation 0]

That native does not work you need to use cPed.

Use get_entity_health

get_entity_health isnt going to tell you if there in god mode.