Okay I guess some of you know me from the UHF memory tables I produce.
Well I'm thinking its time for a change to the the open tables as their a bit problem due to the nature of their openness;
so what I want to try next is a open language dll(dynamic linked library) that all the developers can use in any language,
including the scripted ones.
So to begin with I'm posting a very simple dll that you pass the window handle of a running co2 client to and it returns the Level or XP(works for 5018/5019 only).
For vb6 the prototypes look like this, but it should be be easily convertible to any language:-
Public Declare Function XP Lib "UHFco2mem.dll" (WH As Long) As Long
Public Declare Function LV Lib "UHFco2mem.dll" (WH As Long) As Long
Error Return Codes:-
-999 = Bad Win Handle
-998 = Bad Read address(internal error)
-997 = Bad return number conversion
The reason I'm posting this here in the discussion thread is because I want as many developers to play with this test as possible and hopefully the feedback from people will help me shape a good working end result for everyone.
If people don't get involved then I will just do what I want and perhaps some developers will get left out in the cold,
so this is your chance to put in your 2 cents worth guys.
im still learning about .dll files,but im gona try this out.Ive been using your .inf for a while so this will give me somthing new to play with. thanks
im still learning about .dll files,but im gona try this out.Ive been using your .inf for a while so this will give me somthing new to play with. thanks
Cool I'm kinda exploring some new dimensions in this venture myself so we might be able to cross pollinate on this one.
Help with memory reading. C++. 06/12/2010 - Aion - 0 Replies Hello people, I'm kinda new to memory reading in c++. Been doing similiar stuff, and done some other stuff like packet hacks etc but anyway, to the issue.
I get weird values from AION when reading. And I'm prolly going about this totally wrong so I'll post you the code and hopefully some kind soul out there will point me in the right direction.
int address = 0xA82424;
int value;
DWORD pid;
if(!GameWindow)
{
C++ Memory Reading 01/02/2010 - C/C++ - 4 Replies huhu
ich wollte jetzt von Autoit auf C++ umsteigen ...
nun weis ich nur leider nicht wie die befehle fürs process id und memory aulesen usw bei c++ sind :)
hat da jmd ne kleine übersicht oder sowas .. wäre toll x)
mfg karl
Memory reading help... 02/10/2007 - Conquer Online 2 - 1 Replies Hi,
I need to read the amount of arrows on an archer (0-500). I have the pointer and offset, and i can get the right number in cheat engine, however whenever i try to read it from autohotkey i always get 0. Don't know why. I've always read 4 byte data before so i don't really know if i have the right code for 2 byte data. Here's the autohotkey code
ExtInt(ByRef pSource, pOffset = 0, pIsSigned = false, pSize = 4); From AutoHotKey Help
{
Loop %pSize%
result += *(&pSource +...
Help with Reading Memory 01/28/2007 - Conquer Online 2 - 1 Replies Hello,
I've been programming my own Program,
but im now busy with the hardest stuff,
and i'm writing in VB.NET 2005
who can help me with a simple Example to read a memory adress
and this convert to an TEXT label?
the basic is:
VB.Net Memory Reading 11/03/2006 - .NET Languages - 0 Replies Basically I'm doing a course in VB.Net and I'm wondering if theres anyone here who can teach me or show me how to read memory values in my project. My course does not cover this, so I'm stuck with either self-research or asking questions.
If anyone can help then I'd be very grateful.
PS: The target game I'll be testing on is Conquer Online 2
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