HelpVb.net Memory Hacking Problem

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Vb.net Memory Hacking Problem

I Made a Vb.net Memory Hack :
The Function was wallhack That's What I started with.

When I WriteMemory The Xtrap Traps The Hack

Code:

Dim Tval As String = "20" Private Sub Button1_Click(sender As Object, e As EventArgs) Handles Button1.Click Me.Hide() System.Threading.Thread.Sleep(6000) Dim p As Process = Nothing If Process.GetProcessesByName("crossfire").Count > 0 Then p = Process.GetProcessesByName("crossfire")(0) Else MessageBox.Show("crossfire not open!", "Error", MessageBoxButtons.OK, MessageBoxIcon.Warning) Exit Sub End If Dim Adr As Int32 = &H743AD4 Try If WriteInt32(p, Adr, Tval) Then Else MessageBox.Show("Writing memory failed!", "Error", MessageBoxButtons.OK, MessageBoxIcon.Warning) End If Catch ex As Exception MessageBox.Show("Writing memory failed: " & vbCrLf & ex.Message, "Error", MessageBoxButtons.OK, MessageBoxIcon.Warning) End Try End Sub

People Said That it's About WriteMemory
But I can't Change it
Cause it says "it's Not in kernel32.dll"
Anyone Have a Solution ?

Sweet Source man, I'll try and solve this tonight. Mind if I leech?

Originally Posted by Jim

Sweet Source man, I'll try and solve this tonight. Mind if I leech?

Give Credits, and I didn't Post the Module xD
so this is not the Main

2 great functions for memory editing are :
CType
DirectCast
If you look them up :
CType = DWORD
DirectCast = Float
I think you will get the same X-Trap Problem but idk...

Originally Posted by lucasheer715

2 great functions for memory editing are :
CType
DirectCast
If you look them up :
CType = DWORD
DirectCast = Float
I think you will get the same X-Trap Problem but idk...

SKYPE ?
Thank you anyways

Any Other IDEAS ??

Originally Posted by steveroseik

Any Other IDEAS ??

Just an example, i did this in C#, IDK the syntax in VB.NET:
Also some line is just a quick intro...

Code:

Process CfProc = Process.GetProcessesByName("Crossfire"); //Finding CShell foreach (ProcessModule Mod in CfProc.Modules) if Mod.Name = "CShell.dll" CShellHandle = Mod.BaseAddress; WriteMemory(Crossfire, CShell + [your address], [your value]); /6or whatever method you are using...

Please let me remind you, if you let Crosfire's process opened for too much time, you'll get Xtrap error...
So close it and add a sleep to let Xcrap calm down
or
only open the memory when you want to edit someting and then inmediately close it...

Good luck man...

Originally Posted by rabir007

Just an example, i did this in C#, IDK the syntax in VB.NET:
Also some line is just a quick intro...

Code:

Process CfProc = Process.GetProcessesByName("Crossfire"); //Finding CShell foreach (ProcessModule Mod in CfProc.Modules) if Mod.Name = "CShell.dll" CShellHandle = Mod.BaseAddress; WriteMemory(Crossfire, CShell + [your address], [your value]); /6or whatever method you are using...

Please let me remind you, if you let Crosfire's process opened for too much time, you'll get Xtrap error...
So close it and add a sleep to let Xcrap calm down
or
only open the memory when you want to edit someting and then inmediately close it...

Good luck man...

A Question :
What do u mean with Crossfire Process
do u mean "crossfire.exe"
and how to close it ?

Originally Posted by rabir007

Just an example, i did this in C#, IDK the syntax in VB.NET:
Also some line is just a quick intro...

Code:

Process CfProc = Process.GetProcessesByName("Crossfire"); //Finding CShell foreach (ProcessModule Mod in CfProc.Modules) if Mod.Name = "CShell.dll" CShellHandle = Mod.BaseAddress; WriteMemory(Crossfire, CShell + [your address], [your value]); /6or whatever method you are using...

Please let me remind you, if you let Crosfire's process opened for too much time, you'll get Xtrap error...
So close it and add a sleep to let Xcrap calm down
or
only open the memory when you want to edit someting and then inmediately close it...

Good luck man...

I Also Need to know about Your Code what Does "ProcessModule" and "Mod" Belongs to

Originally Posted by steveroseik

I Also Need to know about Your Code what Does "ProcessModule" and "Mod" Belongs to

Thats why i put that its a C# code, IDK what is the qual in VB...

ProcessModule is the loaded modules in the process, like the d3d9.dll, CShell.dll etc...
Mod is a variable type that loop through all Module, in the "foreach" is you are a real coder, you should know what is the "foreach" loop does...

Originally Posted by steveroseik

A Question :
What do u mean with Crossfire Process
do u mean "crossfire.exe"
and how to close it ?

The method group, you are suing for memory editing also should have a "CloseHandle()" method...

@rabir007 ThanQ

ANOTHER IDEAS PLEASE
NONE OF THE ABOVE WORKED !!!

Some People told me to Encrypt CShell But I don't Even use CShell In The COde
and I've Encrypted The App with Obfuscator and Confuser But None did the job and made xtrap feels Dumb
Does anyone Knows Someone who used to make crossfire hacks with vb.net, they might help me