CO2 Memory Addresses and Examples

[ColdStart]

Originally posted by DM2000@Dec 4 2006, 23:27
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Thank you for the pin and thanks for the compliment, DM. I will be sure to continue to contribute to the ElitePvPer's community even further.

[Christoph_]

For Archers

0051970C (4 Byte), Number of Speedarrowpacks in Inventory.
01540620 (4 Byte), Number of equipped Arrows.

I think both are static. Someone test them and see if they work for him.

[ColdStart]

Originally posted by Christoph_@Dec 5 2006, 11:57
For Archers

0051970C (4 Byte), Number of Speedarrowpacks in Inventory.
01540620 (4 Byte), Number of equipped Arrows.

I think both are static. Someone test them and see if they work for him.

The number of equipped Arrows looks like a non-static address. It is out of the common static range and seems to be in a dynamic area. None the less, someone should test them out.

[at10ti0n]

Originally posted by ColdStart+Dec 5 2006, 22:04--></span><table border='0' align='center' width='95%' cellpadding='3' cellspacing='1'><tr><td>QUOTE (ColdStart @ Dec 5 2006, 22:04)</td></tr><tr><td id='QUOTE'> <!--QuoteBegin--Christoph_@Dec 5 2006, 11:57
For Archers

0051970C (4 Byte), Number of Speedarrowpacks in Inventory.
01540620 (4 Byte), Number of equipped Arrows.

I think both are static. Someone test them and see if they work for him.

The number of equipped Arrows looks like a non-static address. It is out of the common static range and seems to be in a dynamic area. None the less, someone should test them out. [/b][/quote]
could you give some vb.net or c# examples of co2 memory addresses?

[stillnoob]

Nice topic. Congratz...

Can you make an MemWrite function in AutoIt3 ?

[Christoph_]

Autoit does not support multithreading. I would not use it to write anything to the memory.

[yokoyoko]

another question: how do I set up a keypress detect system so I can terminate the script at anytime like in MacroExpress?
I see there aren't event functions in autohotkey's documention

[Enki]

Great tutorial, thx for this info ColdStart.

at10ti0n, here is a good example on c#



thx to peach.

Here is a better way to get the strings, you need the source of PMRL from peach too.

[ColdStart]

Originally posted by stillnoob@Dec 7 2006, 09:25
Nice topic. Congratz...

Can you make an MemWrite function in AutoIt3 ?

Here is a modified version of the MemWrite function from the UDF that Christoph_ had mentioned earlier. It is meant to be compatible with my previous memory functions.

;Write to a Process Handle Returned by MemOpen at a Certain Address with an Injection and Type
Func MemWrite( $ah_Mem, $i_Address, $v_Inject, $s_Type )
If $s_Type = '' Then
$v_Inject = StringSplit($v_Inject, '')
Local $v_Struct = DllStructCreate('byte[' & $v_Inject[0] + 1 & ']')
For $i = 1 To $v_Inject[0]
DllStructSetData($v_Struct, 1, Asc($v_Inject[$i]), $i)
Next
Else
Local $v_Struct = DllStructCreate($s_Type)
DllStructSetData($v_Struct, 1, $v_Inject, 1)
EndIf
$av_Call = DllCall($ah_Mem[0], 'int', 'WriteProcessMemory', 'int', $ah_Mem[1], 'int', $i_Address, 'ptr', DllStructGetPtr($v_Struct), 'int', DllStructGetSize($v_Struct), 'int', '')
Return $av_Call[0]
EndFunc

Here is an example usage (using the previous memory functions):

;Get the Process ID of Conquer.exe
$pid=ProcessExists("Conquer.exe")

;Check if Conquer.exe is Running
If $pid Then
;Open the Process for memory Handling
$mem=MemOpen($pid)

If Not @error Then
;Set the Amount of Gold (Client Side) to 100,190
MemWrite($mem, 0x004FF1E0, 100190, "int")

;Close the Memory Access and Process Handle
MemClose($mem)
EndIf
EndIf

[stillnoob]

Thx for kick response. Works great! ^^
New possibilities for my mem based bots now. +k

[ColdStart]

Originally posted by yokoyoko@Dec 7 2006, 19:26
another question: how do I set up a keypress detect system so I can terminate the script at anytime like in MacroExpress?
I see there aren't event functions in autohotkey's documention

To terminate the entire script, try something like this...

^!{Esc}::ExitApp

This binds the command ExitApp, which exits the entire script unconditionally, to Ctrl-Alt-Esc

[yokoyoko]

ahh, i really feel like a real noob now... never thot of that lol, i was just thinking of it in terms of regular coding (everything goes in a flow and you assign functions to event handlers to detect keys)

ok I'll try that, thx. I guess this is just the wierd aspect of a macro language.

[ColdStart]

Originally posted by yokoyoko@Dec 9 2006, 20:51
I guess this is just the wierd aspect of a macro language.

Nope. Actually this is just another stupid piece of syntax brought to you by AutoHotKey. All of the macro commands and variable assignments are supposed to follow a specific pattern, yet throughout they are inconsistent and hard to work with. I much prefer AutoIt3.

[yokoyoko]

yea i know what you mean, like you don't use () for a lot of the functions, strings aren't enclosed in quotes, and pct signs for variables... and use := for assignment... rofl at these "childish" syntax haha... does autoit3 support multithreading? a GUI designer? maybe i'll switch if it's not too hard to learn...

[ColdStart]

Originally posted by yokoyoko@Dec 9 2006, 23:35
does autoit3 support multithreading? a GUI designer? maybe i'll switch if it's not too hard to learn...

There is no "true" multi-threading, but there are a few UDFs on the AutoItScript forum that have pseudo code for such things. There is a GUI designer, it is called Koda.
The language makes much more sense than AutoHotKey and is Basic-like. AutoHotKey really ripped off of AutoIt and did a bad job.