Changing Address Value But Nothing Happening.

[uhZylon]

So this is what i have written:

  private void button1_Click(object sender, EventArgs e)
        {
            if (Process_Handle("iw6mp64_ship"))
            {
                WriteInteger(0x4332E38, 2);
            }
            else MessageBox.Show("Ghosts Is Not Running/Cannot Be Found");
        }

When i press the button that would be to set my prestige to prestige 2. Nothing happens. :/

[paradox3lite]

maybe "iw6mp64_ship.exe" ??

[uhZylon]

maybe "iw6mp64_ship.exe" ??

You dont add the extension (.exe)
I know it isnt that as when i dont have it open, and run the program, the message about Ghosts not being running comes up

[Singed]

Well, it looks like you're using a custom memory class, as I've never seen the method for 'WriteInteger' before. I have no idea how your memory class works, so I can't tell you whether you're doing it right or not. But typically, you need to open and read the memory of that process, re-write over that memory, then close the handle.. Here it just looks like you're trying to just write the memory value onto the process without opening it first, and 'then' writing to it.

[uhZylon]

Well, it looks like you're using a custom memory class, as I've never seen the method for 'WriteInteger' before. I have no idea how your memory class works, so I can't tell you whether you're doing it right or not. But typically, you need to open and read the memory of that process, re-write over that memory, then close the handle.. Here it just looks like you're trying to just write the memory value onto the process without opening it first, and 'then' writing to it.

I'm using this as a base:
https://www.mpgh.net/forum/604-call-d...n-jorndel.html

[GTEUK1]

use

Writebyte(address, bitconverter.getbytes(0x2))

you cannot write a 32 bit integer into x64
also it looks like the address you are using is a protected memory address.

I am not at home so dont have my list of addresses with me but prestige starts woth 014xxxxxxx

the xxx are obviosly the numbers I cannot remember.

[uhZylon]

use

Writebyte(address, bitconverter.getbytes(0x2))

you cannot write a 32 bit integer into x64
also it looks like the address you are using is a protected memory address.

I am not at home so dont have my list of addresses with me but prestige starts woth 014xxxxxxx

the xxx are obviosly the numbers I cannot remember.

What do i use that for? and where would i write it?

And, is there anyway i can make the code work for 64bit? Including the class i provided before?
I'm fairly new to coding and couldnt find anything specific online.

[GTEUK1]

instead of

WriteInteger(0x4332E38, 2);

but your address 0x4332e38 is wrong also, so you will need the correct address.

[uhZylon]

instead of

WriteInteger(0x4332E38, 2);

but your address 0x4332e38 is wrong also, so you will need the correct address.

Ok, thanks!
Also, any idea on finding the address? It is the one used inside of all the cheat engine cheats so i figured it would be that?
In cheatengine they list it say (processname)+(address)

[GTEUK1]

The address is already published on this site but I think it is 0x144331DB8 off the top of my head

you need to set your project to 64 bit in configuration manager

[uhZylon]

The address is already published on this site but I think it is 0x144331DB8 off the top of my head

you need to set your project to 64 bit in configuration manager

Ok, thanks for the help.
Il give it a go now.
So for example, would it look like this:
Writebyte(0x144331DB8, bitconverter.getbytes(0x2))

And, where do i type the value? Or is that the 0x2?
So setting 3rd would be 0x3?

[Lovroman]

Ok, thanks for the help.
Il give it a go now.
So for example, would it look like this:
Writebyte(0x144331DB8, bitconverter.getbytes(0x2))

And, where do i type the value? Or is that the 0x2?
So setting 3rd would be 0x3?

It should work.
Just don't forget to capitalize bitconverter(BitConverter.GetBytes)
You can use byte arrays too

byte[] prestigeValue = {0x1};
---
WriteBytes(0x123456789, prestigeValue);
---

[uhZylon]

[FONT="Papyrus"]

It should work.
Just don't forget to capitalize bitconverter(BitConverter.GetBytes)
You can use byte arrays too

byte[] prestigeValue = {0x1};
---
WriteBytes(0x123456789, prestigeValue);
---

Ok, when trying your method i get these errors:
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They are about the WriteBytes.

If i generate a method stub for WriteBytes, the error goes away but the prigram doesnt work when im pressing the button that would execute the code.

[Lovroman]

Ok, when trying your method i get these errors:
87516ebbb6a728e25166fefbde7ec498.png

They are about the WriteBytes.

Hmm..
It works for me..
Change int Address to long Address in WriteBytes arguments.

[uhZylon]

Hmm..
It works for me..
Change int Address to long Address in WriteBytes arguments.

No more errors
Now i get this when running the program D:
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Is it worth to note that my WriteProcessMemory isnt colored purpleish like yours is?