Speed hack

publix · 14th May 2006, 07:11

When ever i used the speed hack on CE, it simply doesn't work.
Any help given will be appreciated.

aznriceboi83 · 14th May 2006, 07:14

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Originally Posted by publix

When ever i used the speed hack on CE, it simply doesn't work.
Any help given will be appreciated.

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geesir · 14th May 2006, 07:18

I believe he is talking about the Enable Speedhack option in the ce window itself. Speed/Sleeptime

publix · 14th May 2006, 07:22

ya, i'm trying to enable it but it simply don't work when i am attacking in maple.Or is there other way I can do speed hack? Sorry, but new to these stuffs. =(

Waste0fTime · 14th May 2006, 07:30

I believe a better way to speed up things in MS is to use a speed up program that just speeds up everything on your computer.

I don't really know any examples, since I find this worthless, but I've heard about programs that speed up your computer's actions.

publix · 14th May 2006, 07:32

oh, I thought there is a address that u can add in your CE? the attk speed address.I tried doesn't work too. Anyone knows the right way to do it?

Waste0fTime · 14th May 2006, 07:34

Attack speed? Yes...you go to memory view, then go to this address: 424682

Click the EAX, then put 2 in the field next to it. If this is too slow, and it doesn't D/C you after a while, go back to it, change EAX to 1 and try again.

As far as a mage goes, I use EAX and set it to 1, and I never D/C, but I don't know what char you use.

publix · 14th May 2006, 07:48

I guess it didn't work well for a Bandit and a Warrior. Theres another address which also does attk speed -> 0042E596 and offset ce8.Have
you guys got this work before?

Waste0fTime · 14th May 2006, 07:57

I've never used a pointer and offset type of speed attack, I've always used the memory view EAX, but I'm a mage and it never DC's. Why don't you try setting it higher? Sunbeam suggested setting it from 0-10, in hex form. So type 10, change it to hex form in windows calculator, and put that value in the eax. Try it for a while, and if it doesn't d/c, go to 9, then 8, and so on until it d/c's then set it to where it didn't d/c.

By the way, with a warrior, if you are using Final Attack, it makes you d/c FAST, I'd try a warrior at like 7 and work from there. Warriors are already fast enough with FA and Booster though, so I don't use speed attack with them. And if you bot with them, even putting something on spacebar to use regular attack while you sleep, if you do any sort of speed attack it will eventually catch up and D/C.

publix · 14th May 2006, 08:05

The smaller the number, the faster the attack? Am i wrong or something?

Waste0fTime · 14th May 2006, 10:28

Yes, 0 or negative is really fast, then it goes slower the higher the number.

14th May 2006, 07:11	#1
publix MPC Member Join Date: 21st Jan 2006 Posts: 7	Speed hack When ever i used the speed hack on CE, it simply doesn't work. Any help given will be appreciated.

14th May 2006, 07:22	#4
publix MPC Member Join Date: 21st Jan 2006 Posts: 7	ya, i'm trying to enable it but it simply don't work when i am attacking in maple.Or is there other way I can do speed hack? Sorry, but new to these stuffs. =( Last edited by publix; 14th May 2006 at 07:24..

14th May 2006, 07:30	#5
Waste0fTime (-: Raver :-) Silent Killer Join Date: 19th May 2005 Location: Florida. Posts: 449	I believe a better way to speed up things in MS is to use a speed up program that just speeds up everything on your computer. I don't really know any examples, since I find this worthless, but I've heard about programs that speed up your computer's actions. __________________ "Do you program in Assembly?" she asked. "NOP", he said.

14th May 2006, 07:34	#7
Waste0fTime (-: Raver :-) Silent Killer Join Date: 19th May 2005 Location: Florida. Posts: 449	Attack speed? Yes...you go to memory view, then go to this address: 424682 Click the EAX, then put 2 in the field next to it. If this is too slow, and it doesn't D/C you after a while, go back to it, change EAX to 1 and try again. As far as a mage goes, I use EAX and set it to 1, and I never D/C, but I don't know what char you use. __________________ "Do you program in Assembly?" she asked. "NOP", he said.

14th May 2006, 07:57	#9
Waste0fTime (-: Raver :-) Silent Killer Join Date: 19th May 2005 Location: Florida. Posts: 449	I've never used a pointer and offset type of speed attack, I've always used the memory view EAX, but I'm a mage and it never DC's. Why don't you try setting it higher? Sunbeam suggested setting it from 0-10, in hex form. So type 10, change it to hex form in windows calculator, and put that value in the eax. Try it for a while, and if it doesn't d/c, go to 9, then 8, and so on until it d/c's then set it to where it didn't d/c. By the way, with a warrior, if you are using Final Attack, it makes you d/c FAST, I'd try a warrior at like 7 and work from there. Warriors are already fast enough with FA and Booster though, so I don't use speed attack with them. And if you bot with them, even putting something on spacebar to use regular attack while you sleep, if you do any sort of speed attack it will eventually catch up and D/C. __________________ "Do you program in Assembly?" she asked. "NOP", he said.

14th May 2006, 07:18	#3
geesir Mage Join Date: 18th Jan 2006 Posts: 18	I believe he is talking about the Enable Speedhack option in the ce window itself. Speed/Sleeptime

14th May 2006, 07:32	#6
publix MPC Member Join Date: 21st Jan 2006 Posts: 7	oh, I thought there is a address that u can add in your CE? the attk speed address.I tried doesn't work too. Anyone knows the right way to do it?

14th May 2006, 07:48	#8
publix MPC Member Join Date: 21st Jan 2006 Posts: 7	I guess it didn't work well for a Bandit and a Warrior. Theres another address which also does attk speed -> 0042E596 and offset ce8.Have you guys got this work before?

14th May 2006, 08:05	#10
publix MPC Member Join Date: 21st Jan 2006 Posts: 7	The smaller the number, the faster the attack? Am i wrong or something?

14th May 2006, 10:28	#11
Waste0fTime (-: Raver :-) Silent Killer Join Date: 19th May 2005 Location: Florida. Posts: 449	Yes, 0 or negative is really fast, then it goes slower the higher the number. __________________ "Do you program in Assembly?" she asked. "NOP", he said.