What do to with addys :/

[A$IAN]

Hello, Im very new in C++ stuff and I´m still learning it from a book. But before I want to cpmplete it I just want to know what to do with addys which I founded. I don´t want to code a hack but I just want to know. For example: Onehitkill-Addy:
0x7F8
So I need a working base. But how do I write or work with that addy. I just know that I have to define it or something like that. Can anyone please explain me. Thank you

[♪~ ᕕ(ᐛ)ᕗ]

DWORD addy = 0x555FACE;

Then use a write memory function to write in it....For a DLL>> memcpy((void*)addy, (void*)bytes, (void*)size)

[A$IAN]

DWORD addy = 0x555FACE;

Then use a write memory function to write in it....For a DLL>> memcpy((void*)addy, (void*)bytes, (void*)size)

OM You helped me alot thank you ^^

[___[.T.]___]

In your sig you say you know c++ and you teach the others...
That is kinda basic

[A$IAN]

In your sig you say you know c++ and you teach the others...
That is kinda basic

Yeah but only the basic. Ive got a book at home and I looked thorugh it but tehre wasnt anything about that

[ғᴜᴋᴏᴊʀ]

First off, I doubt you made a good hack if you don't know how to use / manage addys. Now are you trying to set your addy to a specific value? Or maybe you need to just NOP the addy...

[Void]

First off, I doubt you made a good hack if you don't know how to use / manage addys. Now are you trying to set your addy to a specific value? Or maybe you need to just NOP the addy...

Changing the value & NOPing is the same thing. Except NOPing usually means you're changing a place in memory that is meant to be executed.

[aanthonyz]

Is something like this:

0x94E7A5

the same as an offset like:

0xF3A

Do you manipulate them the same way?

[why06]

Is something like this:

0x94E7A5

the same as an offset like:

0xF3A

Do you manipulate them the same way?

They're just numbers there's nothing special about them. the 0x just implies its hexadecimal. Otherwise when you type F3A the C++ compiler might think its a variable name since they can have Letters and numbers too. YOu could just as easily write the equivalent value in decimal:

0x94E7A5 = 9758629 in decimal
0xF3A = 3898 in decimal

So to answer your question, yes you can use them the same, but I will also go so far as to say you can also use them just as you would any other numbers, because that's all they are.

[aanthonyz]

They're just numbers there's nothing special about them. the 0x just implies its hexadecimal. Otherwise when you type F3A the C++ compiler might think its a variable name since they can have Letters and numbers too. YOu could just as easily write the equivalent value in decimal:

0x94E7A5 = 9758629 in decimal
0xF3A = 3898 in decimal

So to answer your question, yes you can use them the same, but I will also go so far as to say you can also use them just as you would any other numbers, because that's all they are.

Oh, so I can set a certain value to both of them?
Im a beginner in all this memory stuff.

Lets say I got 0xF3A as the address for AmmoDamage.
How would I change it, so that it doesnt do damage to people, or so it does CHUCK NORRIS damage?

[A$IAN]

DWORD addy = 0x555FACE;

Then use a write memory function to write in it....For a DLL>> memcpy((void*)addy, (void*)bytes, (void*)size)

Hmm Made it on other way. Just learned API programming