Problem with memory editing.

[tdct]

I always have run into trouble when I try to mem edit using values stored in an array, if someone could point me in the right direction it would be wonderful:
(I'm not posting the base, but it works so that's not an issue) Also there are allot of bytes, but I just copy and pasted from cheat engine and made an autohotkey script to add the 0x and ','.

DWORD WINAPI MAIN(LPVOID lpParam){
DWORD CShell = (DWORD)GetModuleHandleA("CShell.dll");

BYTE main[436];
BYTE noobAcc [436] = { n/a };
DWORD account = CShell + (DWORD)0xFFFFFF; //that's not the actual offset, I just didn't feel like it being leeched

while(exit == false);
{

  if(GetAsyncKeyState(VK_F5))
  {
	 
	 DWORD j=0;
	 for(j=0; j < 436; j++)
	 {
		main[j] = *(BYTE*)(account+j);
	 }
	 Sleep(100);
	 for(j=0; j < 436; j++)
	 {
		 *(BYTE*)(account+j) = noobAcc[j];
	 }
	 Sleep(1000); //10 second sleep to go back to server select
	 for(j=0; j < 436; j++)
	 {
		 *(DWORD*)(account+j) = main[j];
	 }
  }

 return 0;
}
}

[Fovea]

• There's this wonderful function called memcpy.
• 1000 milliseconds is not 10 seconds.
• Your return statement is within the while loop.

[tdct]

• There's this wonderful function called memcpy.
• 1000 milliseconds is not 10 seconds.
• Your return statement is within the while loop.

@Fovea I edited it from the post box so I wouldn't put too much, so if things are a bit off that's probably why. I've heard of memcpy, I'll look into it, thanks. And thanks I didn't realize I left off a 0

Edit: works now, thanks