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function func.Find_Print()
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pos=offsets.find(offsets.base(),0x73,0x02,0x8b,0xce,0x53,0x6a,0x01,0x6a,0x06,CALL) -- a hack for now...
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return engine.peekd(pos+10)+pos+14-offsets.base()
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end
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function func.PrintMessage(msg,color1,color2)
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func.f_print_pos= func.f_print_pos or func.Find_Print()
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2011-08-20 11:23:47 -06:00
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print(string.format("Print @:%x",func.f_print_pos))
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debuger.suspend()
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d=NewCallTable() -- make a call table
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t=Allocate(string.len(msg))
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engine.pokestr(t,msg)
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--print(string.format("Message location:%x",t))
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d["ECX"]=t --set ecx to message location
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d["STACK5"]=color1 -- push to stack color1
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d["STACK4"]=color2 -- push to stack color2
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d["STACK3"]=0 -- this is usually 0 maybe a struct pointing to location of this message?
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PushFunction(func.f_print_pos+offsets.base(),d) -- prep to call function
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-- was 0x27F030
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debuger.resume()
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end
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