Go open the ACT Plugin with dotpeek, look for "FFXIVPointers", and try to tell me that again with a straight face.
The ACT plugin has direct access to the game's memory, and networking. If SE had an "official API" it wouldn't be hacking would it?
Go open the ACT Plugin with dotpeek, look for "FFXIVPointers", and try to tell me that again with a straight face.No it is not. Not even close. Anybody who injects anything into ffxiv would likely be caught. ACT primarily reads the data, not write it into ffxiv in any manner where it would provide any benefit whatsoever. Everything regarding ACT is client side only. Those tools came about from bad security measures on Nexons part which affected all their games. Even Combat Arms, which was newly released at the time when I last was a GM there.
The ACT plugin has direct access to the game's memory, and networking. If SE had an "official API" it wouldn't be hacking would it?ACT is not a hack though.
I'm not 100% sure of the mods in this game but addons in WoW & RIFT for example utilised the add-on API the game provides. In there lies all information and using a DPS meter addon for example will just display the DPS part of the information.
In FFXIV there is no addon api but ACT checks the combat log, boss health pool, etc and shows you your DPS number?
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