Pointer and adress
Pointer and adress
I've got adress and pointer of this adress (using CheatEngine) and need to get value of this adress in C++ program, when using first(dynamic - 0EE06390) adress all was ok, but when I wont to use adress of pointer (0018926C) program return stupid numbers, anywone can help me ?
Code:
#include <iostream>
#include <windows.h>
using std::cout;
using std::endl;
int main(void)
{
int money;
HWND GameWindow = FindWindow(0, "Plants vs. Zombies");
if(GameWindow)
{
DWORD ProcessID;
cout << "Znalazlem okno gry. Zczytuje pamiec" << endl << endl;
GetWindowThreadProcessId(GameWindow, &ProcessID);
HANDLE Proces = OpenProcess(PROCESS_VM_READ, false, ProcessID);
ReadProcessMemory(Proces, (PCVOID)0x0EE06390, &money, sizeof(PVOID), 0);
cout << money;
}
}
Your code shouldn't be able to work.
PCVOID is undefine & try to use this sizeof(money) instead of pvoid.
What if your program couldn't find the window then what? try doing a else statement for that.
PCVOID is undefine & try to use this sizeof(money) instead of pvoid.
What if your program couldn't find the window then what? try doing a else statement for that.
You're code looks like it's written by a guy who just learned basics of C++.
Fucking learn the language before trying to create cheats.
Just like @Hitokiri~ said to another guy, You can't run before learning to walk.
Fucking learn the language before trying to create cheats.
Just like @Hitokiri~ said to another guy, You can't run before learning to walk.
I don't know why everyone is so hostile..... Google answered your question OP, try using it first before you post and you should really read/learn more of the basics first.
Answer
If you still REALLY can't find it
______Extra_______
Is pointless in C++
And as CoBraX pointed out
should be
+ I don't even know where you got PCVOID unless you misread LPVOID
Answer
If you still REALLY can't find it
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Code:
int main(void)
And as CoBraX pointed out
Code:
sizeof(PVOID)
Code:
sizeof(money)
All work. I get value from pointer, but this wasn't numbers , only adress , when I get this adress and add offset all working 
That was my problem. Pointer returning adress and i don't know what is this
That was my problem. Pointer returning adress and i don't know what is this Try this code it's a simple dll hack I didn't test it out.
What it should do is change the value of the address to 999
What it should do is change the value of the address to 999
Code:
#include <Windows.h>
#include <iostream>
using namespace std;
void hackFunction()
{
*(DWORD_PTR*)(0x0EE06390) = 999;
}
BOOL WINAPI DllMain(HINSTANCE hInstance, DWORD dwReason, LPVOID lpvReserved)
{
if(dwReason == DLL_PROCESS_ATTACH)
{
CreateThread(NULL, NULL,(LPTHREAD_START_ROUTINE)&hackFunction,NULL,NULL,NULL);
MessageBox(NULL, L"By CoBraX", L"Hackv0", MB_OK);
}
return 0;
}
Originally Posted by CoBraX
PCVOID is undefine & try to use this sizeof(money) instead of pvoid.
Originally Posted by InunoTaishou
I don't even know where you got PCVOID unless you misread LPVOID
PVOID, PCVOID, LPCVOID are all the same btw. All sizes are 4 bytes on x86 programs and 8 on x64 programs.
Originally Posted by Hitokiri~
Wrong, sizeof() works with any void data type.
PVOID, PCVOID, LPCVOID are all the same btw. All sizes are 4 bytes on x86 programs and 8 on x64 programs.
MSDN document for windows data types does not include PCVOID. It does have LPCVOID (const void*), LPVOID (void *), and PVOID (void *)
However, the cfgmgr32.h header file does have a typedef for PCVOID as a const void * which he could use, if he had included the file.
So again, I don't know where he got PCVOID since it was not defined anywhere in any of the files he included.
Originally Posted by InunoTaishou
Trying to execute the code he posted, with only the two header files, throws an undeclared identifier.
MSDN document for windows data types does not include PCVOID. It does have LPCVOID (const void*), LPVOID (void *), and PVOID (void *)
However, the cfgmgr32.h header file does have a typedef for PCVOID as a const void * which he could use, if he had included the file.
So again, I don't know where he got PCVOID since it was not defined anywhere in any of the files he included.
MSDN document for windows data types does not include PCVOID. It does have LPCVOID (const void*), LPVOID (void *), and PVOID (void *)
However, the cfgmgr32.h header file does have a typedef for PCVOID as a const void * which he could use, if he had included the file.
So again, I don't know where he got PCVOID since it was not defined anywhere in any of the files he included.
I'm not wrong often.
brb gonna cry.
Thank you very much @InunoTaishou
