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I would suggest using Halo Hacker Tools, it gives you the meta offset for each tag, and I personally think it has a more robust handle on everything. I can't really say, because I can't install Halo PC right now (disc is scratched to hell ) but follow this formula Proj is easy enough, open up the plugin xml, scroll down to whatever ident you want to adjust and follow that. For Xbox, in my case the Meta Offset for my AR proj is 0x27C9A94, if I want to adjust the initial speed I find that in xml, it's 0x1E4 I then take the AR Meta Offset and add 0x1E4 to it. to get 0x27C9C78;

I can send you the source next time you're on skype

So, hope you don't mind me constantly bugging you. I've been poking around the help guide and trying to figure it out, and whenever I try to set a breakpoint I get an exception error. "System.NullReferenceException: Object reference not set to an instance of an object. at XboxPlayground.Form1.button1_Click(Object sender, EventArgs e) in c:\Users\Brandon\Google Drive\Xbox\XboxPlayground\XboxPlayground\Form1.cs:line 702"

Big thanks again to AMD for the assistance

I even re-installed the XDK, can't find it. Unless I'm looking in the wrong place :/

I understand the basics of how it works, like how to connect, poke etc. But I'm trying to figure out how to use more of the debugging functions. I'm currently developing a Debugger (which is currently functioning and can be found here - http://www.nextgenupdate.com/forums/xbox-360-cheats-customization/796059-xboxplayground-xbox-360-debugger-release.html ) It's far from perfect, but it works for what it needs to. Search function is still being tweaked with to make it more efficient, and I'm trying to add a Range function. I really want to add some stuff for PPC editing, and I need to see the original XDevkit documentation, but I can't find it anywhere! All I ever see online is MOD COD WITH XDEVKIT LOLOL ugh. Nobody has any useful information for XDevkit except how to mod those dumb Call of Duty games :/

I did the full installation and got the plugins set for VS10, only issue with that is the game has to be frozen to view the memory :/ Yeah, I've used that but it's basically just a multi game RTM tool. There's no memory debugging or mem viewer

I've been doing a lot of PS3 modding, they use a very nice debuuger that can view memory in real time and edit as well. I've been using Peek&Poke and it's sluggish and difficult to say the least :/ is there a decent debugger out there for 360?