about game memorys..

[fataly]

i got this script:

#include <_NomadMemory.au3>
SetPrivilege("SeDebugPrivilege", 1)
Global $Process = WinGetProcess("Diablo II")
Global $DllInfo1 = _MemoryOpen($Process)
Global $readchat = 0x00000000
data()
Func data()
;_MemoryRead($readchat, $DllInfo1)
MsgBox(0, "Chatreturn: ", $readchat)
EndFunc

what guys mind of this? work?

[monoceres]

Absolutely not. It will most definitely throw a runtime error.

You need to find out where the chat data is stored in memory.

Secondly, why print the pointer again in the MsgBox()? Isn't the data stored in $DllInfo1?

[fataly]

Im not so good in this yet:) but i tested and msgbox show : 63344

Here new code (im not sure about that hex number:DDD just get that from some forum, maybe some 1 know chat hex??)

#include <_NomadMemory.au3>
SetPrivilege("SeDebugPrivilege", 1)
Global $Process = WinGetProcess("Diablo II")
Global $DllInfo1 = _MemoryOpen($Process)
Global $readchat = 0xf770  ; NEW! give me right hex if this is not!
data()
Func data()
;_MemoryRead($readchat, $DllInfo1)
MsgBox(0, "Chatreturn: ", $readchat)
EndFunc

[oMBRa]

Im not so good in this yet:) but i tested and msgbox show : 63344

Here new code (im not sure about that hex number:DDD just get that from some forum, maybe some 1 know chat hex??)

#include <_NomadMemory.au3>
SetPrivilege("SeDebugPrivilege", 1)
Global $Process = WinGetProcess("Diablo II")
Global $DllInfo1 = _MemoryOpen($Process)
Global $readchat = 0xf770; NEW! give me right hex if this is not!
data()
Func data()
;_MemoryRead($readchat, $DllInfo1)
MsgBox(0, "Chatreturn: ", $readchat)
EndFunc

''MsgBox(0, "Chatreturn: ", $readchat)'' will output the content of the variable called $readchat... if u want to display what u read in the memory at the address 0xf770 u have to do like this:

#include <_NomadMemory.au3>
SetPrivilege("SeDebugPrivilege", 1)
Global $Process = WinGetProcess("Diablo II")
Global $DllInfo1 = _MemoryOpen($Process)
Global $readchat = 0xf770; NEW! give me right hex if this is not!
data()
Func data()
$result = _MemoryRead($readchat, $DllInfo1)
MsgBox(0, "Chatreturn: ", $result)
EndFunc

assuming that 0xf770 is a valid address

Edited November 3, 2008 by oMBra

[fataly]

thanks:) i will try

[fataly]

Working again:)

Edited November 3, 2008 by fataly

[fataly]

how i can get myself these hex numbers?

Edited November 3, 2008 by fataly

[dbzfanatic]

thanks:) i will try

Working again:)

how i can get myself these hex numbers?

You really need to learn to use the edit button. Double posting is rude and triple posting is incredibly rude. If you don't understand things like this you probably shouldn't be trying to use this type of interaction, at least right now. It's fairly clear that memory editing is beyond your current skill level, so do a bit of research and then come back to it when you understand more.

Edited November 3, 2008 by dbzfanatic

[fataly]

ok... i posted this @ help page. so where i go learn this if not there?.. now my prob is this:

i got right hexs but it result every time: 0

Why?

[oMBRa]

well, I use Cheat Engine to scan the memory... search on google it has a guide also

[fataly]

ok, why my script return all time : 0 (zero) ????

like this:

#include <NomadMemory.au3>
SetPrivilege("SeDebugPrivilege", 1)
Global $Process = WinGetProcess("D2LOADER")
Global $DllInfo1 = _MemoryOpen($Process)
Global $readchat = 0x6FB653A0
While 1
data()
WEnd
Func data()
$result = _MemoryRead($readchat, $DllInfo1)
Sleep(1000)

ToolTip("Return: "& $result,0,0)
EndFunc

Returns all time : O .... and hex is right

Edited November 3, 2008 by fataly

[fataly]

if some1 know why this return all time zero, tell me:( i have tried 2 hour and no luck:(

[oMBRa]

as dbzfanatic said dont double post... how are u sure that is right?

[fataly]

because i got it from snarg. if u know him... im pretty sure it right hex, if some1 got other hexes i can test.

[Bert]

I honestly think you are trying to do something that is beyond your skill level. You may want to study for a bit or do some research. It would help you much more in the long run.