Talking[RELEASE] C# - Ghosts Memory Class [1.0]

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Quote Originally Posted by nastyboy13 View Post
Ok did that its now CC.Write._String(0x00201372, txtname.Text); but doesnt work does this defo work for you?
I didn't say "txtname.Text" I said "textBox1.Text"
Quote Originally Posted by ImMalkah View Post
I didn't say "txtname.Text" I said "textBox1.Text"
Lol it is a textbox its just a identify name i have to rename it to txtname because i have other text boxes.

But yeah no look in getting it to work.
Quote Originally Posted by nastyboy13 View Post
Lol it is a textbox its just a identify name i have to rename it to txtname because i have other text boxes.

But yeah no look in getting it to work.
Don't see why it wouldn't work :/

Not sure though, maybe there's some kind of conversion that you have to do.

Btw, what do you mean does not work? What's the error?
Quote Originally Posted by ImMalkah View Post
Btw, what do you mean does not work? What's the error?
No error, just when i press the name change button nothing happens.
Quote Originally Posted by nastyboy13 View Post
No error, just when i press the name change button nothing happens.
Have you compiled in x64 CPU type?
private void button1_Click(object sender, EventArgs e)
{
CC.ProcessName = "iw6mp64_ship";

CC.Write._Int32(0x1444CC4F5, 19);
I used that to test and I keep getting an error "Arithmetic operation resulted in an overflow."

I also tried
CC.Write._Int64
but still getting the error

Thanks for class btw
Quote Originally Posted by strangerdanger View Post
I used that to test and I keep getting an error "Arithmetic operation resulted in an overflow."

I also tried but still getting the error

Thanks for class btw
Compile your application in 64 bit mode.
OMG I CAN'T BELIEVE I FORGOT!!! lawl. Thanks guys
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