Everhack

**~~andywhite~~** · 07-21-2012

lol gonna download this hack and try it soon seems pretty cool

**paranoid84** · 07-21-2012

Weird my account at ever-dev stated required admin to approve. My account id = Paranoid

**lecroche** · 07-21-2012

Join US!!!

Ever Devs

**serialkillerz** · 07-23-2012

do we need to pay for the hack

**yellowspark** · 08-06-2012

Wow , looks awesome, cant wait to buy it

**raithology** · 08-27-2012

Any news on this?

**DarkLinux** · 08-27-2012

Ever Devs

**socaboy** · 08-27-2012

When do you think this will be released and available to use?

**DarkLinux** · 09-03-2012

Ever Devs

Can a mod move this to bots/hacks thread?

**Deject3d** · 09-03-2012

how the heck did you get teleportation to work

i'm not very good at reversing, but writing to the address of my current coordinates does not teleport me - the coordinate value is overwritten by some instruction constantly. what's the trick?

**koreanano** · 09-08-2012

apparently everhack is out of date.

**~~JuJuBoSc~~** · 09-09-2012

Originally Posted by Deject3d

how the heck did you get teleportation to work

i'm not very good at reversing, but writing to the address of my current coordinates does not teleport me - the coordinate value is overwritten by some instruction constantly. what's the trick?

It's not that easy to have teleportation

**1M1** · 09-21-2012

Originally Posted by Deject3d

how the heck did you get teleportation to work

i'm not very good at reversing, but writing to the address of my current coordinates does not teleport me - the coordinate value is overwritten by some instruction constantly. what's the trick?

There are several memory addresses that represent your X,Y,Z co-ordinates, some are useless and some actually move you. The two main ones I found are visual xyz and actual xyz(the ones that get reported to the server when you next move).

Changing visual xyz will appear to move your character but refresh(throw back) when you move forward, and actual xyz will tele your character when you move if it is within allowed ranges (Z has no limit, x & y have a small limit so you can't go far).

You can either call the teleport function itself or patch the code that throws you back if it believes you co-ords are invalid (Hint: simple JNZ-JMP conditional jump patch).