CAFlames D3D Test Environment

Hi Guys, So I made a pretty basic D3D Test Environment for you...

Heres a Screenshot (with my very own base injected into it):

And Here are Virus Scans:

VirusTotal
Jotti

Enjoy, and please Thank me.
(Process is D3DTest.exe)

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When you put your name on it, it makes people not want to use it

Originally Posted by whit

When you put your name on it, it makes people not want to use it

If I remove my name ... would you use it?

Originally Posted by CAFlames

If I remove my name ... would you use it?

Prolly not

How does it works?

Originally Posted by ChaosMagician

How does it works?

I assume it just creates a Direct3D device and links it to a window.

Originally Posted by mmbob

I assume it just creates a Direct3D device and links it to a window.

Your assumption is right.. lol.

@ the other guy.. basically its an application that resembles game engines (such as combat arms) and you may inject directx-based hacks into it.... to test.

Hey CAFlames ,i have a problem ,and u can have a solution .

When i inject my .dll on the D3DTest.exe (not your d3dtest) ,the program ends .

Sorry my English ,i am braZilian.

Originally Posted by bruno2204

Hey CAFlames ,i have a problem ,and u can have a solution .

When i inject my .dll on the D3DTest.exe (not your d3dtest) ,the program ends .

Sorry my English ,i am braZilian.

Its your Detour. You cant just use any detour... urs is probably meant for specifically comBat arms. here.. try this:

Code:

void WriteMemory(PVOID dwAdd, void *val, int bytes)
{

    DWORD d, ds;  
    VirtualProtect(dwAdd, bytes, PAGE_EXECUTE_READWRITE, &d);
    memcpy(dwAdd, val, bytes);   
    VirtualProtect(dwAdd,bytes,d,&ds);
}

LPVOID DetourCreate(LPVOID lpFuncOrig, LPVOID lpFuncDetour)
{
    LPBYTE    Jmp,Org; DWORD    dwBack; INT len;
    BYTE * pFuncOrig = (BYTE *)lpFuncOrig;
    BYTE * pFuncDetour = (BYTE *)lpFuncDetour;

    len = (pFuncOrig,6);

    Org = Jmp = (LPBYTE)HeapAlloc(GetProcessHeap(),HEAP_ZERO_MEMORY,len+6);
    Jmp[0] = (BYTE)len;    
    Jmp++;

    VirtualProtect(pFuncOrig,len, PAGE_READWRITE,&dwBack);
    WriteMemory(Jmp,pFuncOrig,len);    //Function at top
    Jmp += len;
    Jmp[0] = 0xE9;
    *(DWORD*)(Jmp+1) = (DWORD)(pFuncOrig + len - Jmp) - 5;

    pFuncOrig[0] = 0x68;        
    *(DWORD*)(pFuncOrig+1) = (DWORD)(pFuncDetour);
    pFuncOrig[5] = 0xC3;

    for (int i = 6; i<len; i++) pFuncOrig[i] = 0x90;
    VirtualProtect(pFuncOrig,len,dwBack,&dwBack);

    return &Org[1];
}

Then where your old hook (w/ detour) was.. put this:

Code:

DetourCreate((PBYTE)VTable[16], ( BYTE* )gellPresent); //First option is VTable stuf.... 42 for endscene, 17 for present, 16 for reset, 82 for DIP... ,Second option would be name of w/e it is.. endscene, beginscene, present, reset, DIP, etc etc

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@CAFlames Every Detour i ever had worked in the Test environment.....
Wtf isa Detour just for CA

Originally Posted by whit

@CAFlames Every Detour i ever had worked in the Test environment.....
Wtf isa Detour just for CA

durr the detours for combat arms dont work in all test environments..

Looks good

Originally Posted by CAFlames

durr the detours for combat arms dont work in all test environments..

@whit is right
Detours should work for every game unless they are using hard coded addresses from the game or its libraries.

The BR guys problem is probably that he injected his .dll with out commenting out all of his PTC, ESP, etc..

Originally Posted by swatfx

Detours should work for every game unless they are using hard coded addresses from the game or its libraries.

The BR guys problem is probably that he injected his .dll with out commenting out all of his PTC, ESP, etc..

@CAFlames Basically he was trying to modify memory that doesn't exist.

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