[C++| Source] Camera Matrix (Right, Forward, Up, Position)

[HeresOtis]

I have adapted this from ScripthookDotNet source. All credits to them.

GTA V Coordinate Systemx +ve = right, -ve = left | pitchy +ve = front, -ve = behind | rollz +ve = up, -ve = down | yaw

#include <Psapi.h>uintptr_t FindPattern(const char *pattern, const char *mask){	MODULEINFO module = {};	GetModuleInformation(GetCurrentProcess(), GetModuleHandle(nullptr), &module, sizeof(MODULEINFO));	auto *address = reinterpret_cast<const char *>(module.lpBaseOfDll), *address_end = address + module.SizeOfImage;	const auto mask_length = static_cast<size_t>(strlen(mask) - 1);	for (size_t i = 0; address < address_end; address++)	{		if (*address == pattern[i] || mask[i] == '?')		{			if (mask[i + 1] == '\0')			{				return reinterpret_cast<uintptr_t>(address) - mask_length;			}			i++;		}		else		{			i = 0;		}	}	return 0;}struct Vec3{	float x, y, z;};void GetGameplayCameraVectors(){	uintptr_t address = FindPattern("\x48\x8B\xC7\xF3\x0F\x10\x0D", "xxxxxxx") - 0x1D;	address = address + *reinterpret_cast<int*>(address) + 4;	uint64_t* _gamePlayCameraAddr = reinterpret_cast<uint64_t*>(*reinterpret_cast<int*>(address + 3) + address + 7);	Vec3 right = *(Vec3*)(*_gamePlayCameraAddr + 0x1F0);		// right.x = *(float*)(*_gamePlayCameraAddr + 0x1F0);	// right.y = *(float*)(*_gamePlayCameraAddr + 0x1F4);	// right.z = *(float*)(*_gamePlayCameraAddr + 0x1F8);	Vec3 forward = *(Vec3*)(*_gamePlayCameraAddr + 0x200);	// forward.x = *(float*)(*_gamePlayCameraAddr + 0x200);	// forward.y = *(float*)(*_gamePlayCameraAddr + 0x204);	// forward.z = *(float*)(*_gamePlayCameraAddr + 0x208);	Vec3 up = *(Vec3*)(*_gamePlayCameraAddr + 0x210);	// up.x = *(float*)(*_gamePlayCameraAddr + 0x210);	// up.y = *(float*)(*_gamePlayCameraAddr + 0x214);	// up.z = *(float*)(*_gamePlayCameraAddr + 0x218);	Vec3 pos = *(Vec3*)(*_gamePlayCameraAddr + 0x220);		// pos.x = *(float*)(*_gamePlayCameraAddr + 0x220);	// pos.y = *(float*)(*_gamePlayCameraAddr + 0x224);	// pos.z = *(float*)(*_gamePlayCameraAddr + 0x228);}

Edited June 4, 2017 by HeresOtis

[unknown modder]

You've turned not nice looking code I wrote in the shvdn source and made it worse.

A nicer way of doing it would be to define a matrix struct

struct alignas(0x10) vector3_t {	float x;	float y;	float z;	// float w;//probably not important};struct alignas(0x10) matrix_t {	vector3_t right;	vector3_t forward;	vector3_t up;	vector3_t position;};

then just return the pointer to that matrix. If you wanna be really smart you can define the vector3_t as a xmm register for faster operations on them

Edited June 4, 2017 by unknown modder