Discussion Is there a TU7 file for mw2 that has a Gamertag change thing?

[junkycheatengines]

OK, I heard there is a new patch or something that lets you change your GT to whatever you want in the game.

Any one have it?
or know what it is called?

I have searched hours on google and youtube and nothing helps me what soever

 

[Altruism]

OK, I heard there is a new patch or something that lets you change your GT to whatever you want in the game.

Any one have it?
or know what it is called?

I have searched hours on google and youtube and nothing helps me what soever

There's multiple XDRPC programs that do it for you.

 

[Unbound 7s]

s party_hostname ""

only works for the host/only you see it in-game though.. but it is a lot easier if you just use a XDRPC program.

 

[Kreative Mods]

s party_hostname ""

only works for the host/only you see it in-game though.. but it is a lot easier if you just use a XDRPC program.

Its stored in memory not using XDRPC with functions. Only xdevkit is needed for poking in memory.

On-topic- OP I could give you one for MW2.Black Ops and MW3 you contact me.

 

[coder]

You dont poke gamertag, you poke in-game name.

 

[Public Static Void]

Yeah this is something you can do with CraigChrist8239's xex patcher, the dvar is "player_name" if I'm correct...

 

[Kreative Mods]

You dont poke gamertag, you poke in-game name.

no... Playerstate pokes in-game. Or you poke where it is in memory when in the pre-game lobby. Silly dolan

 

[coder]

no... Playerstate pokes in-game. Or you poke where it is in memory when in the pre-game lobby. Silly dolan

Poking your gamertag would mean that when you click on the modded "in-game" name it would be the same with your modified "in-game" name, but its not, when you click the modded "in-game" name it will show the real gamertag. Im not sure did that make any sense at all, but thats how it works.

Sample:

1. Modded in-game name
2. Gamertag

When in game the 1 would be "something" and after you click show gamercard it will be 2, not 1.

 

[Unbound 7s]

Poking your gamertag would mean that when you click on the modded "in-game" name it would be the same with your modified "in-game" name, but its not, when you click the modded "in-game" name it will show the real gamertag. Im not sure did that make any sense at all.

You're saying that it is like the Hadzz GT Editor where in-game it would be modified but it still shows your real gamertag if someone checked your profile.

 

[coder]

You're saying that it is like the Hadzz GT Editor where in-game it would be modified but it still shows your real gamertag if someone checked your profile.

Yeah

 

[Kreative Mods]

Yeah

as I tried telling you on aim. Poking where it is in memory in the lobby means you can poke colored name etc in lobby. Playerstate is used from the xex to poke in-game. Exactly why that happens.

 

[Xeren]

It is possible to poke your gamer-tag. I don't know the offset in memory though for the current dash.

 

[CraigChrist8239]

Well your gamertag is stored locally at 0x838BA824 for mw2 tu7... I think the leaked version of aIW could edit individual player names, I really can't remember when I put that in. If you want the code behind editing local player names, its here, of course you're going to need to edit the gclient_s if you want to edit other clients names or something...

EDIT: I've noticed you guys don't like it that when they click on your name, it shows your real gamertag... Simply use the above code to change the current player's XUID. If you change it to someone else's xuid, it'll show their gamercard instead and show them in the recently played list (btw, I know for a fact this has led to false rumours of people like fourzerotwo hosting lobbies)