what's different in the 2nd version?
CPLUSPLUSMemory Editor
the 2nd version will be with hook and Array of b. scan, with out ReadProcessMemory and Write... This will help with anti-cheat bypass
how can i red 4 byte value to a label 
?
My code :
?My code :
uint base_address = mem.baseaddress("Game.exe");
base_address = base_address + 0x6D0CB970;
uint address = (uint)mem.ReadPointer(base_address) + 0x68;
address = (uint)mem.ReadPointer(address) + 0x1b4;
address = (uint)mem.ReadPointer(address) + 0x4;
address = (uint)mem.ReadPointer(address) + 0x9a4;
MessageBox.Show(address.ToString("x"));
base_address = base_address + 0x6D0CB970;
uint address = (uint)mem.ReadPointer(base_address) + 0x68;
address = (uint)mem.ReadPointer(address) + 0x1b4;
address = (uint)mem.ReadPointer(address) + 0x4;
address = (uint)mem.ReadPointer(address) + 0x9a4;
MessageBox.Show(address.ToString("x"));
@P.o.X have you tested the code on 1 address to make sure it works before testing w/ 4 addr and offsets ?!
You probably have the offsets wrong if you're getting an unexpected value. Try reading 1 addr first and make sure it can return the
correct value before reading 4-5.
You probably have the offsets wrong if you're getting an unexpected value. Try reading 1 addr first and make sure it can return the
correct value before reading 4-5.
Originally Posted by abuckau907
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@<a href="http://www.mpgh.net/forum/member.php?u=1017087" target="_blank">P.o.X</a>
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You probably have the offsets wrong if you're getting an unexpected value. Try reading 1 addr first and make sure it can return the
correct value before reading 4-5.
@<a href="http://www.mpgh.net/forum/member.php?u=1017087" target="_blank">P.o.X</a>
<!-- END TEMPLATE: dbtech_usertag_mention --> have you tested the code on 1 address to make sure it works before testing w/ 4 addr and offsets ?!
You probably have the offsets wrong if you're getting an unexpected value. Try reading 1 addr first and make sure it can return the
correct value before reading 4-5.
Thanks for the tutorial =)
How can I read a float number from memory using your library?
How can I read a float number from memory using your library?
Originally Posted by P.o.X
Ok i made a video check it and say what i need to do,i`m not pro.
Obviously you're finding multi-level pointers, but not reading them correctly. Start with baby steps...
"check it and say what i need to do" - Please? No.
thx!
so easy
so easy
@Orbiter1987 floats values only on 2nd version
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