[Tool]Search Engine-MHS 6.1

This version offers some advanced new features that most likely do not exist anywhere else.

DLL Injectors are common and it’s about time I added one to MHS.
But along with the [URL="http://www.memoryhacking.com/Misc/Tut/DLL%20Injector.htm"][B]DLL Injecto[/B][/URL]r comes a feature to call any function in the target process.

Once you inject your DLL, the same dialog allows you to call any function in your injected DLL(s) remotely.

In the Disassembler Helper window, in the Imports and Exports tabs, you can right-click any function and call it remotely.

And in the Disassembler itself, you can right-click any line of code and call it remotely.



This is not a half-assed implementation, either.
You can pass any number of parameters, and parameters can be any valid expressions in the Expression Evaluator. Casting is allowed as well.
You can select between __cdecl and __stdcall, but my implementation secures the function call in such a way that neither the target process nor MHS will crash if you call with the wrong convention, wrong parameters, or even if you simply call an address that isn’t a function, or is in the middle of a function.
There are exceptions to this, however, though considerably rare.



Other areas of the software have been improved or fixed as well, and reading RAM is now done through a custom function which is twice as fast and twice as hard to detect.

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Originally Posted by L. Spiro I have given you the tools to help yourselves bypass nProtect Game Guard and Xtrap (and whatever else). View the help file Code Snippets section regarding hook detection. The sample is all you need to start studying all kinds of hooks these software are creating. Use ReadLocalMemory() to read kernel memory without being attached to any processes. This allows you to change anything in kernel before you attach, including removing of hooks. You can attack any anti-cheat software this way and the community as a whole can create the bypasses needed for MHS to work on any new system. I added these features for a reason and I expect them to be used because I (frankly) have better things to code than anti-anti-cheats all the time. The longer I have to spend bypassing anti-cheat blocks the fewer new and innovative features are added to MHS, and I am planning a big one soon to secure its place as the official king of memory hacking. L. Spiro

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Originally Posted by -Chrome- #sticky Tried it once, but not the time to read tutorials. Any advices on how to learn it?

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Originally Posted by -=EPvP^RULEZ=- -yes! a lot of them said it has better features but thing is ... i myself cant get a hang of this -prolly a little tuts/guide might make a diffrence... Thanks/ -eP:

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Originally Posted by -Chrome- Actually it's the same like Cheat Engine, and the CE is also stickied in this section. The guide section is for guides, this section for programs (at least that was my plan). Make a link to your MHS-guide-thread in this thread, so it won't lose each other. Or what about just making 1 thread from this 2 threads? 0o

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Originally Posted by anduRO Fine ill post it in this one -__- ,make sure u delete that thread after .