C++ WritingProcessMemory
when writing process memory how would you go about adding lets say 5 offsets? would you just add the offsets and make 1 offset?
C++ WritingProcessMemory
Originally Posted by AkWolf907
when writing process memory how would you go about adding lets say 5 offsets? would you just add the offsets and make 1 offset?
Here is an example:
Code:
DWORD getPointer(HANDLE pHandle, DWORD pID, char name[], std::vector<DWORD> offsets) {
DWORD gameBase = GetModuleBaseAddress(pID, name);
DWORD address = gameBase;
if (offsets.empty()) {
return NULL;
}
address += offsets[0];
for (std::vector<DWORD>::iterator it = offsets.begin() + 1; it != offsets.end(); ++it) {
ReadProcessMemory(pHandle, (LPVOID)address, &address, 4, 0);
address = address + *it;
}
if (address <= gameBase) {
return NULL;
}
return address;
}
Code:
std::vector<DWORD> pointer = { 0x0163B0A4, 0x384, 0x590, 0x0, 0x260, 0x73c, 0x224 }
address = getPointer(pHandle, pID, gameFile, vectorOfOffsets);
Originally Posted by Nimboso
Are you talking about if you have a pointer you want to write to? If that's the case you need to resolve the pointer to get the final address.
Here is an example:
usage:
There's a better way to do that getPointer function, I just pulled that from an old project.
Here is an example:
Code:
DWORD getPointer(HANDLE pHandle, DWORD pID, char name[], std::vector<DWORD> offsets) {
DWORD gameBase = GetModuleBaseAddress(pID, name);
DWORD address = gameBase;
if (offsets.empty()) {
return NULL;
}
address += offsets[0];
for (std::vector<DWORD>::iterator it = offsets.begin() + 1; it != offsets.end(); ++it) {
ReadProcessMemory(pHandle, (LPVOID)address, &address, 4, 0);
address = address + *it;
}
if (address <= gameBase) {
return NULL;
}
return address;
}
Code:
std::vector<DWORD> pointer = { 0x0163B0A4, 0x384, 0x590, 0x0, 0x260, 0x73c, 0x224 }
address = getPointer(pHandle, pID, gameFile, vectorOfOffsets);
Originally Posted by Sazor98
whats the better way ? :P