Extreme Memory Editor

Originally Posted by Nathan

I just don't like the look of the GUI

It's

. It's the functionality that matters and it isn't that bad anyways.

Ok so when I click the arrow fir the address Togo over to the oter screen. It does not go

ffs, hold on guys. I'll fix eet.

FIXED - Please go to Help > About to get the new update. Forgot to fix the address adding method after switching to a VirtualList.

sorry but this is just cheat engine?
and cheat engine is more advanced

but other than that
nice work

i didn't even know it was possible in visual basic

I guess it's just an alternative if Cheat Engine doesn't work or is detected by something.

- Updated to 1.2, check for updates again.

Originally Posted by master131

- Updated to 1.2, check for updates again.

You added pictures in the process list right?

What did you use Host for making that cool update...?

Originally Posted by Exquizyth

What did you use Host for making that cool update...?

Probably just xampp or wamp and then forward port 80

Originally Posted by Nathan

Probably just xampp or wamp and then forward port 80

Actually, no, something ALOT simpler than that.

Originally Posted by master131

Actually, no, something ALOT simpler than that.

What then?
Or is it a secret?

Looks gewd ****** , but you missed something , mhm you missed not to miss anything

good job

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Hey good work but i have a question, is there any chance to get a view in the source code?

i would like to know how you get the process min+max offsets, i tryed that also once before scanning from 0x0 to 0x7FFFFFFF but it takes years with ReadProcessMemory 2MB each read....

it would be awesome if you could tell me how you made that.

Originally Posted by Momo5000

Hey good work but i have a question, is there any chance to get a view in the source code?

i would like to know how you get the process min+max offsets, i tryed that also once before scanning from 0x0 to 0x7FFFFFFF but it takes years with ReadProcessMemory 2MB each read....

it would be awesome if you could tell me how you made that.

You can parse the PE Header of the file and find the correct address ranges where you would expect to find the data. Either that, or you can use some of .NET's inbuilt "process" properties, such as "BaseAddress" (of a module) and "MainModule"

i.e
[highlight=vb.net]
Dim p As Process = Process.GetCurrentProcess()
MessageBox.Show(p.MainModule.BaseAddress.ToString( "X8"))
[/highlight]

scanning over 20,000 bytes at a time with RPM will start fucking up by the way.
But yeah, to optimize scanning you really need to narrow down the scan ranges.

Just read the whole memory range and if RPM returns 0 in the bytesRead then obviously it's an invalid memory range.

What are you talking about? The GUI looks great!

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