Dumps Dota's netvars, interfaces, gamesystems and classes. Inject via LoadLibrary.
Generates a PudgeDumper folder in your Documents folder with the following info:
- Interfaces.txt
- GameSystems.txt
- Netvars.h for Dota2Cheat
- Folders with every class of every Schema scope
Happy updating!
A tool that verifies signatures and VMT indices provided via JSON.
Build, place the JSON files beside the .exe then run via console, providing the path to steamapps/common/dota 2 beta
Example:
D2SigVerifier.exe "H:\SteamLibrary\steamapps\common\dota 2 beta"
vmt_signatures.json and signatures.json files can be found in Dota2Cheat/Data.
The resulting vmt.json is also supposed to go into Data.
Signatures for virtual methods are provided via vmt_signatures.json in the same folder
Structured like this:
"\\game\\bin\\win64\\": { // subfolder of steamapps\common\dota 2 beta
"particles.dll": { // dll name
"CParticleCollection": { // class name
"methods": { // key = func name, value = pattern
"SetRenderingEnabled": "4C 8B DC 55 56 41 54",
"SetControlPoint": "4D 8B C8 44 8B C2 48 C7 C2"
}
}
},
}
Class entries may have an optional mappedName attribute, which is needed when the names in code and in DLL are different. For example,
since C_BaseEntity is written as CBaseEntity in code, it will have "mappedName": "CBaseEntity". Refer to Dota2Cheat for in-code names.
Provided via signatures.json in the same folder. For structure refer to Dota2Cheat.
The program will check if the signatures are intact.