❓ How to make public process ?

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This is my code

Code:

Private Const ProcName = "game"

    Dim GaMe As Process() = Process.GetProcessesByName(ProcName)

    Dim pID As IntPtr = GaMe(0).Handle

    Dim base As IntPtr = GaMe(0).MainModule.BaseAddress

    Dim offsets() As IntPtr = {&H0}

i put it in my form but it is working only if the game is open

if the game is not open my hack is crashing i cant open my hack cuz the process of the game is not open

if i open the game first my hack will open

i want to be able to open the hack even if the game is not open

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i fixed it by deleting the code from the form ---> and put it in every button and timer

but i do not want to do that cuz its constants so i do not want copy and paste it in every button

how to do that

Thanks in advance

This line will cause an error

Code:

Dim pID As IntPtr = GaMe(0).Handle

You need to check it the process was found first.

Originally Posted by Pingo

This line will cause an error

Code:

Dim pID As IntPtr = GaMe(0).Handle

You need to check it the process was found first.

How to make this check to make the hack start

i mean i want to make the hack start even if the game is not open

write the code that i have to use

You can't declare and set anything if the process isn't actually there.
Think about it. How would you set something that hasn't been created yet?

What DawgiiStylz said, hence why you check the process first.

Code:

    If GaMe.Length = 0 Then
        Return
    End If

Added to your code

Code:

    Private Const ProcName = "game"

    Dim GaMe As Process() = Process.GetProcessesByName(ProcName)

    If GaMe.Length = 0 Then
        Return
    End If

    Dim pID As IntPtr = GaMe(0).Handle

    Dim base As IntPtr = GaMe(0).MainModule.BaseAddress

    Dim offsets() As IntPtr = {&H0}

Also just a note

Code:

Dim pID As IntPtr = GaMe(0).Handle

I'm guessing pID stands for process id. You should change that so you don't get confused.
pID to pHandle

Code:

Dim pHandle As IntPtr = GaMe(0).Handle
Dim pID As Integer = GaMe(0).Id

@Pingo and @DawgiiStylz

Ok i will keep copy and paste it in every button no problem with it but i thought there is a solution for it

ok another question ---> How i can make a button so i can choose the process that i want like cheat engine

get list of all process then choose the game i want like attach process and a button for unattach

i hope there is a solution for this in vb

Originally Posted by Ell0ll

Something like this

Code:

Dim p() As Process = Process.GetProcesses
            For Each x As Process In p
                If x.ProcessName = "" Then
                    i = FindWindow(Nothing, x.MainWindowTitle)
                    pHandle = i
                    pName = txtTarget.Text
                End If
            Next

Originally Posted by DawgiiStylz

Something like this

Code:

Dim p() As Process = Process.GetProcesses
            For Each x As Process In p
                If x.ProcessName = "" Then
                    i = FindWindow(Nothing, x.MainWindowTitle)
                    pHandle = i
                    pName = txtTarget.Text
                End If
            Next

i thought i am not good to do it alone but i made it > by thinking > updated all the module

but thank you any way i may need some help later i will call you

Originally Posted by Ell0ll

i thought i am not good to do it alone but i made it > by thinking > updated all the module

but thank you any way i may need some help later i will call you

Code:

      Dim p() As Process = Process.GetProcesses
            For Each x As Process In p
                If x.ProcessName = "" Then
                   'the name x.processname
                   'handle.. x.handle and ect
                End If
            Next

What i used to do was store the process instead of searching for it everytime.
At the top of my form id declare two variable.

Code:

    Dim ProcActive As Boolean
    Dim GaMe As Process()

Then id create a function to get the proccess but once its found, stop searching untill the process ends.

Code:

    Sub GetProc(ByVal ProcName As String)
        If ProcName = String.Empty Then
            Return
        End If

        If Not ProcActive Then
            GaMe = Process.GetProcessesByName(ProcName)
            ProcActive = GaMe.Length <> 0
        End If
        Try
            ProcActive = Not GaMe(0).HasExited
        Catch
            ProcActive = False
        End Try
    End Sub

Id then run it in a timer

Code:

    Private Sub Timer1_Tick(ByVal sender As System.Object, ByVal e As System.EventArgs) Handles Timer1.Tick
        GetProc("Game")
    End Sub

Say you needed to use it on a button or whatever

Code:

    Private Sub Button1_Click(ByVal sender As System.Object, ByVal e As System.EventArgs) Handles Button1.Click
        If ProcActive Then
            'Do stuff here
            'GaMe(0).Handle
            'GaMe(0).MainModule.BaseAddress
        End If
    End Sub

ProcActive will only equal true if the process is running. If the process ends, it will read false.
That way you can avoid getting errors.
Might be useful to someone.

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