Some help for bytecode hacking

Since im new to this, im having some trouble with editing variable's values, i.e.:

_as3_callpropvoid playerHit(param count:2)
//62 06
_as3_getlocal <6>
//d0
_as3_getlocal <0>
//66 87 05
_as3_getproperty containerType_
//62 08
_as3_getlocal <8>
//d0
_as3_getlocal <0>
//66 a4 02
_as3_getproperty _-Il
//66 b7 03
_as3_getproperty effects_
//27
_as3_pushfalse
//d0
_as3_getlocal <0>
//4f b6 0a 05
_as3_callpropvoid damage(param count:5)Searching for the source:

map_.gs_.gsc_.playerHit(this.bulletId_, this.ownerId_);
                    _loc_6.damage(this.containerType_, _loc_8, this._-Il.effects_, false, this);Is there a way to set a value for those locals, or to change the getlocal/getproperty for an specific value? So i could, for exemple, set the damage to 1, or the effect to "stun" or w/e i want... (there is the same script for enemyhit, so i could add like 10000 damage or a stun to my attacks)

The getlocal <0> is equivalent to "this", so it just causes whatever opcode comes next to be executed in that scope. I'm not sure if that was clear or not.

You don't need to use it at all. Just replace whatever it is with push 1 or whatever. I don't really know which of those parameters is the damage, but supposing it's this.containerType_ you just to need to replace those 2 lines, getlocal<0> getproperty containerType_ with push 1, or push 0 or push whatever value you want.

I would argue that the dam,age is probably local 8. so change 62 08 to 24 00 for no damage

Changed the loc_8 to push 0, it doesnt show any dmg, but i still take the damage i was supposed to...
Im guessing the loc_0 is something like the projectile id, so the getproperty for like effects, etc are stored into it.

Try the other variables, one by one. That's how it goes. I don't think it's "false" and "this" is too vague, so my bet now is in this.-Il.effects

When i change the loc_8 to like 1, whenever i got hit it shows "-1" but the damage i was supposed to take is substracted from my current health...
Will try the other variables then update here... Just another question, when a setlocal/setproperty is called, the value set comes after or before?
i mean like

pushbyte 10
setlocal 8or

setlocal 8
pushbyte 10

Well, Flash is stack-based, so in order to set a property the value must be in the stack. In your example, you first need to push 10 then setlocal

Got it. Thx for all the help so far (broken image removed)