Making An Xbox RTE (RealTimeEditor) [MEGA TUTORIAL]

This is my first tutorial here on GT. This will be on how to make a basic RealTimeEditor for mw3. This will only work on a modded console (RGH/R-JTAG/DevKit).

Requirements To Coding This

• Visual Basic C# or Visual Studio
• XRPC++
• RPC.dll

i will be providing the downloads for XRPC++ & RPC.dll below

Downloads

• XRPC++: Download or View It
• RPC.dll: Download

Once you have all your downloads and requirements ready lets begin.

Getting Started

• Step #1: Open Visual Basic C# or Visual Studio
• Step #2: Create a new project by file then new project, name it to whatever you would like
• Step #3: Edit your properties and add a theme if you would like to do so

Setting Up The Form

• Step #1: Set it up like in my image

Adding Our References

• Step #1: Add your references and XRPC++, so add RPC.dll to your references, then go to project > add class, name it to "XRPC++.cs" like so

Once you have added your reference and XRPC++ class we can move on to coding the actual tool.

Add The Code - using

• Step #1: Lets start add the code, first thing is first we need to add our using lines in here, code will be below



Code:

using XRPCLib;
	 using XRPCPlusPlus;
	 using XDevkit;

Now you will need to add one more line 😉


Code:

XRPC jtag = new XRPC();

Add The Code - connect

• Step #1: this is very simple, picture and code will be added below. add it under your "Connect" button



Code:

jtag.Connect();
	 if (jtag.activeConnection)
	 MessageBox.Show("Connected!");
	 else
	 MessageBox.Show("Not Connected!");

Add The Code - offsets & dvars (Example)

• Step #1: Here is an example of a line to poke the dvars of the game. (No recoil)



Code:

jtag.SetMemory(0x821614D4, new byte[] { 0x60, 00, 00, 00 });

List Of Offsets

• 0x821614D4 - No Recoil
• 0x821154A4 - Red Boxes
• 0x82001B7C - Wall hack
• 0x8215A2C0 - Laser
• 0x82000B68 - Small Crosshairs
• 0x8210E58C - Unlimited UAV

List Off Bytes

• 60000000 - No Recoil
• 60000000 - Red Boxes
• 42200000 - Wall Hack
• 2F100001 - Laser
• 80700000 - Small Crosshairs
• 3B800001 - Unlimited UAV

Splitting/Dividing Bytes
Well this is quite simple, keep reading if you dont understant from the pictues.

You will get a byte looking something like this 12345678 (example), you will want to just simple add "0x" before it and then split/divide it "12, 34, 56, 78", now put it together so it looks like this "0x12, 34, 56, 78" and your done!

Extra - adding an on screen message

Code:

jtag.Call(0x822C9278, -1, 0, "c ^1Example");

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--Tutorial By Me
--Finished Project Download: http://www.mediafire.com/download/pid54j...+Shoot.zip
--Finished Project Virus Scan: No need its the source
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