How to get the current used .dsr filename in InfinityScript?

How to get the current used .dsr filename in InfinityScript?

Are you actually trying to get the gametype or do you want the filename of the actual dsr loaded?

If you want just the gametype then there is a dvar called "gametype" which contains this info.

How to get the current used .dsr filename in InfinityScript?

Are you actually trying to get the gametype or do you want the filename of the actual dsr loaded?

If you want just the gametype then there is a dvar called "gametype" which contains this info.

The actual dsr loaded

The game does not save the current .dsr file name.

 

Possible ways would be:

- Read console output

- Hook function that chooses the file

Thanks for your help I've already found a way to get it but it's a little bit heavy for CPU and I found it after I asked.. I don't ask unless I don't really know..

Thank you all again for replying..

Are you using a pattern scanner?

 

Here is the code for a hook:

        [DllImport("kernel32.dll", SetLastError = true)]
       static extern IntPtr VirtualAlloc(IntPtr lpAddress, UIntPtr dwSize,
          uint flAllocationType, uint flProtect);

       private delegate void DSRHandler(IntPtr DSRptr);

       public Class1()
       {
           if (!IsPatched())
               ApplyPatch();
       }

       private static unsafe void ApplyPatch()
       {
           uint alloc = (uint)VirtualAlloc(IntPtr.Zero, (UIntPtr)32, 0x1000, 0x40);
           DSRHandler funcHandle = new DSRHandler(RegisterDSR);
           uint funcPtr = (uint)Marshal.GetFunctionPointerForDelegate(funcHandle);
           //pushad, push ecx, call
           *(uint*)alloc = 0x00E85160;
           //ptr for call
           *(uint*)(alloc + 3) = funcPtr - (alloc + 7);
           //popad
           *(byte*)(alloc + 7) = 0x61;
           //old code
           //push 006F6140
           *(byte*)(alloc + 8) = 0x68; *(uint*)(alloc + 9) = 0x6F6140;
           //jmp back
           *(byte*)(alloc + 13) = 0xE9; *(uint*)(alloc + 14) = 0x4E429E - (alloc + 18);
           //place jmp to hook
           *(byte*)0x4E4299 = 0xE9; *(uint*)0x4E429A = alloc - 0x4E429E;
       }

       private static void RegisterDSR(IntPtr DSRptr)
       {
           string DSRFilename = Marshal.PtrToStringAnsi(DSRptr);
           //do stuff here
           Log.Write(LogLevel.Info, "Current DSR File is " + DSRFilename);
       }

       private static unsafe bool IsPatched()
       {
           return !(*(byte*)0x4E4298 == 0x51);
       }

Are you using a pattern scanner?

Nope, I'm not genius enough to make such codes (I don't even know what pattern scanner is )

I have a text file that stores maprotations line by line like :

mp_dome,ACR,1

mp_dome,PM-9-KS,1

etc..

And I have a .dspl file that stores one maprotation at a time from the text file. When game is ended, .dspl file gets the next maprotation from the textfile based on the current index that is saved in a dvar.

So, if I want to retrieve the current .dsr all what I need to do is to read the .dspl file and get the value between the two commas. That's it.

 

PS: Your code could be useful to me for later uses.. thank you