question about changing playerspeed in runtime

there is a PLAYERSPEED definition inside wl_def.h,
i can't change macro in runtime, any suggestions? 

I believe that because it's a macro, the number will actually turn up multiple times in the EXE, so AFAIK there's no easy way to do it.

AlumiuN wrote:I believe that because it's a macro, the number will actually turn up multiple times in the EXE, so AFAIK there's no easy way to do it.

even if you have any hard and long way to change the playerspeed in runtime i have to know about it 
anyway maybe i shouldnt try to change the macro value because it Impossible (when compiling "RUNSPEED" is replaced with it's value (6000) any file that contains RUNSPEED will just get the value of RUNSPEED in the position of "RUNSPEED" REPLACE(code,"RUNSPEED",6000)) 

Code:

if(RUNSPEED>4000)
will be:
if(6000>4000)

   



so even if i will try something like:

Code:

int *ptr;
ptr = &RUNSPEED; //6000 :/ :(
int buffer[1];
buffer[0] = 20000;
SIZE_T written;
WriteProcessMemory(hProcess, ptr, (LPVOID)buffer, sizeof(buffer), &written);

 there is no pointer....
BUT:
there is have to be function that using runspeed value + function that using playerspeed value,
what is the names of the functions that are using those values(6000,3000)?

i found a better way...(wl_act2) now it works...