Nervous Breakdown

[Drew]

I'm || to just snapping. I'm trying to use NomadMemory, but I can't even get the example scripts to work... let alone trying to get started on my own.

Heres the overall page: http://www.autoitscript.com/forum/index.php?showtopic=28351

Heres the error I'm receiving:

>"C:\Program Files\AutoIt3\SciTE\..\autoit3.exe" /ErrorStdOut "C:\Documents and Settings\Andrew\Desktop\D2 AutoIt\MaxHealth.au3"

C:\Documents and Settings\Andrew\Desktop\D2 AutoIt\MaxHealth.au3 (79) : ==> Unknown function name.:

Local $DllInformation = _MemoryOpen($ProcessID)

Local $DllInformation = ^ ERROR

>Exit code: 1 Time: 0.555

Its saying it doesn't know the function... ( Even though I know that the example script works, I'm going to include it so you'll won't have to download it just to try and help me. )

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;======================================================================
; AutoIt Version: 3.1.127 (beta)
; Language:    English
; Platform:    Win9x/NT or newer
; Author:        Nomad
; Requirements:
;       This function will only work with beta and my _Mem() functions.
;======================================================================
; Purpose:
;       A demonstration of how to use my Mem() functions.
;       This script changes a Diablo II player's Max Health.
;   Note:
;       This only changes one of the primary max health addresses, and
;       there are many which cross-check each other for accuracy.  So
;       it will not permanently change the health value because as soon
;       as anything which would impact your life occurs, the value is
;       auto-corrected by Diablo II.  This particular address also does
;       not show on the Diablo II display screen.  It was pointless for
;       me to track down the pointers to the display screen values, so
;       if you would like to visually see the change in the game, use
;       a memory tool like Cheat Engine to find the address you need
;       and use _MemWrite() to change it.  You can check the value using
;       _MemRead, which is easier, and I do it in this script anyway. =P
;======================================================================
; Additional:
;   Please remember to credit accordingly for any use of this script.
;======================================================================

;##################################
;Include my Mem() functions
;##################################
#include <Memory.au3>

;##################################
;Get the process ID.
;If you get an incorrect reading,
;then you may need administrative
;rights enabled.
;##################################
Opt("WinTitleMatchMode", 4)
Global $ProcessID = WinGetProcess("ClassName=Diablo II","")
If $ProcessID = -1 Then
    MsgBox(4096, "ERROR", "Failed to detect process.")
    Exit
EndIf

#cs run this to check if you have administrative rights.
If Not IsAdmin() Then
    Msgbox(4096, "Administrative Rights", "You do not have administrative rights.")
EndIf
#ce

;##################################
;Call the function for reading
;your Max Health.
;##################################
Read_Diablo_Memory ()

Exit

;##################################
;Function
;##################################
Func Read_Diablo_Memory ()
    
;##################################
;Define Local Variables
;##################################
    Local $Value, $Pointer_1, $Pointer_2, $Pointer_3
    Local $Offset1 = 56
    Local $Offset2 = 200
    Local $Offset3 = 40
    
;##################################
;Open the Diablo II process using
;the Process ID retrieved from
;ProcessExists above.
;##################################
    Local $DllInformation = _MemoryOpen($ProcessID)
    If @Error Then
        MsgBox(4096, "ERROR", "Failed to open memory.")
        Exit
    EndIf
    
;##################################
;Read the process and add the
;necessary offsets in the chain
;of pointers to get to the
;Player data structure.
;##################################
    $Value = _MemoryRead(0x6FBCBB60, $DllInformation)
    If @Error Then
        MsgBox(4096, "ERROR", "Failed to read memory.")
        Exit
    EndIf
    
    $Pointer_1 = '0x' & hex($Value + $Offset1)
    
    $Value = _MemoryRead($Pointer_1, $DllInformation)
    
    $Pointer_2 = '0x' & hex($Value + $Offset2)
    
    $Value = _MemoryRead($Pointer_2, $DllInformation)
    
    $Pointer_3 = '0x' & hex($Value + $Offset3)
    
    $Value = _MemoryRead($Pointer_3, $DllInformation)
    
;##################################
;Looking for Max Health Structure
;##################################
    While ($Value <> 458752)
        $Pointer_3 = '0x' & hex($Pointer_3 + 8)
        $Value = _MemoryRead($Pointer_3, $DllInformation)
    WEnd
    
    $Pointer_3 = '0x' & hex($Pointer_3 + 5)
    
;##################################
;Write 5000 to Max Health
;##################################
    _MemoryWrite($Pointer_3, $DllInformation, 5000)
    If @Error Then
        MsgBox(4096, "ERROR", "Failed to write memory.")
        Exit
    EndIf
    
;##################################
;Check to see what was written
;since it doesn't show on the
;Diablo II display screen.
;##################################
    MsgBox(4096, "Max Health", _MemoryRead($Pointer_3, $DllInformation))
    
;##################################
;Close the process
;##################################
    _MemoryClose($DllInformation)
    If @Error Then
        MsgBox(4096, "ERROR", "Failed to close memory.")
        Exit
    EndIf

EndFunc

It's going to drive me insane. I've looked up #include in the help file and stuff. Is the NomadMemory.au3 or just Memory.au3 supposed to be located in a particular place so i knows where to find it? I've searched the forum for related problems, but seems I'm the only one; further persuading me to think I'm completely off base , or missed something simple and I'm over-thinking it. I'm sorry if this turns out to be a waste of anyones time but my own. =(

*Dreu

[GaryFrost]

Memory.au3 is part of the standard includes, which doesn't have any of the nomadmemory functions in it.

You'll need to get the nomad memory include file, and change your #include statement to that file.

[Drew]

Yes, I went into the program files -> include and looked at it. I tried changing the #include statements to nomad's, but it still didn't work.

I tried putting the NomadMemory.au3 file in the Program Files-> AutoIt -> Include , and in the ScriptDir with it. Neither ways will it recall the function.

[Drew]

Alright I figured that part out. New problem. All works fine, ( what I mean by that is that it finds/opens the files.), but it can't return the information in the MsgBox's. For MaxHealth, it just sits there and never finishs. For Strength it returns "0". And for name, its blank.

[Drew]

Bump

[PsaltyDS]

Maybe this will help...

...OK, maybe it won't.

Credit to Randall Munroe at xkcd.com