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For my code, I want it to find a memory address in an active process, then display the value of the memory address. I am using a pointer to locate the right memory address in the process. It uses functions from NomadMemory found here. I also borrowed a bit of script from this thread.

If my pointer and offset addresses are correct, then it should show me the value in decimal format correct?

The debug came back with no errors.

#include <NomadMemory.au3>

Global $Pointer = 0x00000000;Pointer address goes here
Global $Offset = 0x00000000;Offset address goes here
Global $pid = ProcessExists("process.exe");pid of target process
Global $Handle = _MemoryOpen($pid);Process handle

If $pid = 0 Then
    $Active = 0
    MsgBox(0, "Error", "Could not find process ID")
    Else
    $Active = 1
EndIf

Func _FindNewAddress(ByRef $P, ByRef $OSet);Find memory address function
    $New_Address = _MemoryRead($P, $Handle) + $OSet
    _MemoryClose($Handle);Close process handle
    Return $New_Address
EndFunc

Func _Amount();Action Function
    $Address = _FindNewAddress($Pointer, $Offset);Process address
    $Amount = _MemoryRead($Address, $Handle, 'ushort')
    MsgBox(0, "Amount:", $Amount)
    _MemoryClose($Handle);Close process handle
EndFunc

While $Active = 1
    _Amount()
    Sleep(1000)
WEnd

_MemoryClose($Handle);Close process handle

I also want to make it focus on the process window, I think I must use a function like "_WinAPI_FindWindow"?

If someone can quick check over my code, and help me focus in on the process window, it will be a big help.

Thanks for your time.

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I haven't tested your code or anything, but I believe the problem is that you're doing _MemoryClose($Handle) in your _FindNewAddress function, and you're never "re-opening" it again(could be wrong, as I don't have the NomadMemory udf..).

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Thank you for the reply.

I did a bunch more editing, and I got it to work perfectly!

It sucessfully finds the memory value, and does the action I choose

I also added in a lot more safety features to end the script if someing goes way wrong

Thanks!

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