A memory scanner
A memory scanner
Hi. I was Wondering if it is possible to make a memory scanner like cheat engine in C++?
Of course you can! Here's a video series for making one in C:
Aside from that you can always use google. Good luck!
Aside from that you can always use google. Good luck!
In this video explains how to create our own scanner using some codes in the same cheat engine ? zorry my ingles
Originally Posted by zerobyte0101
In this video explains how to create our own scanner using some codes in the same cheat engine ? zorry my ingles
If you got to ask a question like that "if it is possible to make a memory scanner like cheat engine in C++?" then you shouldn't
even be thinking about creating anything gui. You need to open a c++ book and start working with console application for a while.
even be thinking about creating anything gui. You need to open a c++ book and start working with console application for a while.
Why don't you check yourself?
If you wanna it like a console or something, it's easy as fuck. All you have to do is some hooks, inject dll into the process chosen, if the user enters 2 byte search for example (54) you convert it to a pattern and search it through the whole process (Needs a custom pattern finder not a public one), then you gather all values and put it into console. If you wanna make it a GUI, it'd take a big time and difficult as you will have to position some items, etc.. using the Win32 GUI API. Easier way to do this is to make it through a good modern GUI Maker like an app I forgot it's name but it starts with the letter (Q) . Either way it's easy to implement the search, hooks but the GUI what makes it hard.
Originally Posted by Frought
If you wanna it like a console or something, it's easy as fuck. All you have to do is some hooks, inject dll into the process chosen, if the user enters 2 byte search for example (54) you convert it to a pattern and search it through the whole process (Needs a custom pattern finder not a public one), then you gather all values and put it into console. If you wanna make it a GUI, it'd take a big time and difficult as you will have to position some items, etc.. using the Win32 GUI API. Easier way to do this is to make it through a good modern GUI Maker like an app I forgot it's name but it starts with the letter (Q) . Either way it's easy to implement the search, hooks but the GUI what makes it hard.
Why do you need to do a pattern scan when you're just searching for values in memory?
You are referring to "QT" gui right?
Qt and MFC guys. And why would you need a pattern scanner ?
Originally Posted by ♪~ ᕕ(ᐛ)ᕗ
Qt And MFC Guys. And Why Would You Need A Pattern Scanner ?
Originally Posted by ~BlackMaster~
What are the hooks for?
Why do you need to do a pattern scan when you're just searching for values in memory?
Why do you need to do a pattern scan when you're just searching for values in memory?
