How do i write values greater then 255 in VB.NET?

[ikillindreams]

I am trying to add Experience to my Simple Prestige Hack but i cannot use the same code i did for the prestige to modify the experience.

WriteProcessMemory(processHandle, Address(0), vBuffer(0), 4, 0)

That is how i write my data. It gets the Process (iw5mp) and then gets the Address (Exp) and Then gets the vBuffer

 vBuffer(0) = Convert.ToByte(TextBox1.Text)

which is wear i get my error. I cannot write a value greater then 255 to a byte.

How would i write a value greater then 255 to the Experience address in VB.NET?

I'm Using Framework 4.5

[MarkHC]

If you can't write values higher than 255 using a single byte.. use 2 bytes... then you can go up to 65.535 or 4 bytes (Integer).. up to 4.294.967.295 (considering it is unsigned ofc)

byte[] bytes = BitConverter.GetBytes(int.parse(textbox.Text))

[ikillindreams]

 Dim bits(0 To 1) As Byte
       
 bits = BitConverter.GetBytes(Int32.Parse(TextBox2.Text))
 vBuffer(0) = Convert.ToInt64(bits)

Returns this error

Unable to cast object of type 'System.Byte[]' to type 'System.IConvertible'.

What else should i try?

[MarkHC]

 Dim bits(0 To 1) As Byte
       
 bits = BitConverter.GetBytes(Int32.Parse(TextBox2.Text))
 vBuffer(0) = Convert.ToInt64(bits)

Returns this error

Unable to cast object of type 'System.Byte[]' to type 'System.IConvertible'.

What else should i try?

You should try to learn how to use Google

from MSDN:

Public Shared Function GetBytes ( _
	value As Long _
) As Byte()

Dim value As Long
Dim returnValue As Byte()

returnValue = BitConverter.GetBytes(value)

Then use WriteProcessMemory to write the returnValue array

[ikillindreams]

 Public Shared Function Tolong( _
value As Int32 _
) As Long

    End Function
    Public Shared Function GetBytes( _
value As Long _
) As Byte()
    End Function

        Dim value As Long
        Dim returnValue As Byte()

        Address(0) = &H1DBD238 'This is the equivalent of 01DBD238 in cheatengine

        value = Tolong(Convert.ToInt32(TextBox2.Text))
        returnValue = BitConverter.GetBytes(value)


        VirtualProtectEx(processHandle, Address(0), 4, PAGE_READWRITE, 0)
        WriteProcessMemory(processHandle, Address(0), vBuffer(0), 4, 0)

I do not get an error anymore but it does not change my Experience level

Edit: I would assume its the "value = Tolong(Convert.ToInt32(TextBox2.Text))" That is incorrectly reading my experience level in the textbox