let me quote Cypher here, one of the best ... if not THE best gamehacker I know:
Quote:
...using autoit or another retarded language that's totally inappropriate for game hacking ...
seriously ... learn C++ or C#!
I can't help you with the syntax, I try to avoid AutoIT. If I would try this in AutoIT I would look at an old version of Awwe's positioning Hack for WoW. I think it uses some kind of library called "nomad" for all the memory stuff.
let me quote Cypher here, one of the best ... if not THE best gamehacker I know:
seriously ... learn C++ or C#!
I can't help you with the syntax, I try to avoid AutoIT. If I would try this in AutoIT I would look at an old version of Awwe's positioning Hack for WoW. I think it uses some kind of library called "nomad" for all the memory stuff.
ok, my problem is not realy the language (ok maybe english) but the memory address
me and my friend are using c# for our bot... we havent really had any trouble finding this stuff, since theres a few pointers pointing to the object of you which has all the relevant information stored there....
1 thing i would like to find, is the linked list of pointers to all gameobjects...havent had time to really dig into this due to exams :/
[XXXXXXXX] = Pointer to an address
+0xXXXX = Offset
all hexadecimal
[[[[00889F38]+0x580]+0xD4]+0x8C]+0xB0 = x position
Thank you but when i use this command i do not get the result what i want, a error occur.
Code:
#include<NomadMemory.au3> ;include
$PID = ProcessExists("Client.exe") ;get process RoM
$Handle = _MemoryOpen($PID) ;open memory of RoM
$xPosi = _MemoryRead([[[[0x00889F38]+0x580]+0xD4]+0x8C]+0xB0,$Handle) ;read the f*** memory for x <-- ERROR
MsgBox(0,"Position","x - " & $xPosi & ".") ;output