calling a push out of context (1 Viewer)

[grog]

how do you call an asm push out of context? (like say, for no particular reason, I wanted the message "you can't eat any more or you'll explode" to appear.)

 

[someoneorsomething]

If you mean for it to say it in a macro?? i use /echo command. Dont know if thats what you needed. If use in a macro it will say it in your mq2 window

 

[odessa]

how do you call an asm push out of context? (like say, for no particular reason, I wanted the message "you can't eat any more or you'll explode" to appear.)

You can't inline asm in MQ2, you can write your own plugin and inline asm there. If you just want a message to appear straight from MQ2 commands then previous poster explained how.

 

[grog]

You can't inline asm in MQ2, you can write your own plugin and inline asm there. If you just want a message to appear straight from MQ2 commands then previous poster explained how.

crappy, I guess I actually need to break out my rusty c++ skills =p

thanks

 

[odessa]

crappy, I guess I actually need to break out my rusty c++ skills =p

thanks

why do you need it though? Why not use /echo?

 

[grog]

why do you need it though? Why not use /echo?

the thing I had in mind actually wasn't just a text message, it was just a convienent example of something to push =)

 

[Siddin]

if you want to just replace a push with another push, use docrack, just change the offset to the same value of the push that you want.

 

[odessa]

the thing I had in mind actually wasn't just a text message, it was just a convienent example of something to push =)

Umm what? I don't think you quite understand what's going on here. 'Something to push'?

 

[grog]

Umm what? I don't think you quite understand what's going on here. 'Something to push'?

ok, ok, a push to use out of context, a subroutine to call out of context... same damn difference =p

thanks siddin, I hadn't thought of that.

 

[odessa]

ok, ok, a push to use out of context, a subroutine to call out of context... same damn difference =p

thanks siddin, I hadn't thought of that.

What does push have to do with a subroutine??? What do you mean in this case to call a subroutine? In MQ2 you can call a subroutine by doing /call SubName.
What does out of context mean here?