A memory scanner

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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!
In this video explains how to create our own scanner using some codes in the same cheat engine ? zorry my ingles
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In this video explains how to create our own scanner using some codes in the same cheat engine ? zorry my ingles
Why don't you check yourself?
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.
Why don't you check yourself?
I am here because I want to learn , please do not underestimate me thanks
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.
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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.
What are the hooks for?
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 ?
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Qt And MFC Guys. And Why Would You Need A Pattern Scanner ?
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What are the hooks for?
Why do you need to do a pattern scan when you're just searching for values in memory?
Sorry I mistyped it. It doesn't need any pattern scan. It's just a normal scan. Also about the hooks, he said he wants to make something like CE and that needs some features that needs hooks.
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