How to use Pointer + Offset in C#? Question in title ^_^

[user007xx]

Doesn't works for me

[Lovroman]

Doesn't works for me

Doesn't work for me means nothing.
Does it show any error, if it does, what does it show ?

[Jorndel]

Multi-Pointers...

Maybe the Name-Faker class can be of help:
https://www.mpgh.net/forum/604-call-d...agon-tool.html

[Lovroman]

Multi-Pointers...

Maybe the Name-Faker class can be of help:
https://www.mpgh.net/forum/604-call-d...agon-tool.html

Oh, thanks Jorn!
I didn't know was he talking about Float part or Multi-Pointers part.
Yep. I know, my bad, my multipointers code doesn't work because I never worked with them .
So this is basically this:

Real = ReadInteger(BasePointerAddress)+ Offset1;
Real = ReadInteger(Real) + Offset2;
etc.

I think this can be done using your new class too. Right ?

[Jorndel]

Oh, thanks Jorn!
I didn't know was he talking about Float part or Multi-Pointers part.
Yep. I know, my bad, my multipointers code doesn't work because I never worked with them .
So this is basically this:

Real = ReadInteger(BasePointerAddress)+ Offset1;
Real = ReadInteger(Real) + Offset2;
etc.

I think this can be done using your new class too. Right ?

It can be done with most of my classes
If I remember right, the one in Black Ops 2.

Already have a pointer function

Pointer("base.exe", new int[] {0x1,0x2,0x3});

Which does what you said above

[Lovroman]

It can be done with most of my classes
If I remember right, the one in Black Ops 2.

Already have a pointer function

Pointer("base.exe", new int[] {0x1,0x2,0x3});

Which does what you said above

Meeh..xD
I use only MW3 class, its good enough for what I need + I made useless extension => I added support for every C# value type .

[NB81]

You could make an array with your offsets(if you have multi-level) and then adding those offsets in a for loop(like for int i = 0; i < offsetarray.length;i++).

[Lovroman]

You could make an array with your offsets(if you have multi-level) and then adding those offsets in a for loop(like for int i = 0; i < offsetarray.length;i++).

BO2 Memory class
Jorn already added that feature, as he mentioned it few posts above .