[C#]I have a problem with pointers(VIDEO)

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public Form1()
{
InitializeComponent();
}
Memorys mem = new Memorys("Game");
private void Form1_Load(object sender, EventArgs e)
{

}

private void button1_Click(object sender, EventArgs e)
{
uint base_address = mem.baseaddress("Game.exe");
base_address = base_address + 0x2E9A8C;
uint address = (uint)mem.ReadPointer(base_address) + 0x68;
address = (uint)mem.ReadPointer(address) + 0x1b4;
address = (uint)mem.ReadPointer(address) + 0x4;
address = (uint)mem.ReadPointer(address) + 0x9a4;
MessageBox.Show(address.ToString(""));

}

I get strange results why?
If u have a project to read pointers can u give me??
I`m not pro in C# but i heard is better then vb.net at this part with pointers.
HERE ARE THE DLL`s i`m using v1,idk how to use v2
V2 Functions:

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//You need to import the DLL into your resources
using MemoryControl; //Allows it to be used in project.

MemC.cOpenProcessMemory("iw5mp"); // Opens the given application. DO THIS BEFORE ANYTHING ELSE;
MemC.cCloseProcess(); // Closes the process opened with cOpenProcessMemory(). DO THIS AFTER EDITING/READING MEMORY;
MemC.getProcessID("explorer"); // Returns an integer value of the application ID of the given process;
MemC.WriteXNOP(desiredAddress, 5); //Writes 5 NOP bytes (0x90) to the given address;
MemC.WriteXInt(desiredAddress, 255); //Writes the value 255 to the given address;
MemC.WriteXFloat(desiredAddress, floatValue); //Writes the floatValue to the given address;
MemC.WriteXDouble(desiredAddress, doubleValue); //Writes the doubleValue to the given address;
MemC.WriteXString(desiredAddress, stringX); //Writes stringX to the desired address(ASCII);
MemC.WriteXBytes(desiiredAddress, byteBuffer); //Writes the given bytes in the byteBuffer to the given address;
MemC.readXInt(desiredAddress); // Returns the integer stored at the desired address;
MemC.readXBytes(desiredAddress, 100); //Returns a byte array of 100 bytes from given address;
MemC.readXString(desiredAddress, 20); //Returns a string of 20 characters from desired address;
MemC.readXFloat(desiredAddress); //Returns a floating point at the desired address;
MemC.readXDouble(desiredAddress); //Returns a double at the desired address;

And for v1:
IDK all functions download v1 from attachments :D

Hm, I don't see any mistakes in your code, maybe wrong baseaddress or offsets?

PS: If you want to receive the address in hex, just add this to the ToString method: ToString("X")
MessageBox.Show(address.ToString("X"));

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Originally Posted by AikaMaster [Only registered and activated users can see links. Click Here To Register...]

Hm, I don't see any mistakes in your code, maybe wrong baseaddress or offsets?

PS: If you want to receive the address in hex, just add this to the ToString method: ToString("X")
MessageBox.Show(address.ToString("X"));

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How i can convert the value showen in the real value like in game ?

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Originally Posted by P.o.X [Only registered and activated users can see links. Click Here To Register...]

I get strange results why?
If u have a project to read pointers can u give me??
I`m not pro in C# but i heard is better then vb.net at this part with pointers.

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Can we see your class for "Memorys"?

It's hard to see how the functions work properly with just function being used

---------- Post added at 11:48 PM ---------- Previous post was at 07:13 AM ----------

Bump;

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public Form1()
{
InitializeComponent();
}
Memorys mem = new Memorys("Game");
private void Form1_Load(object sender, EventArgs e)
{

}

private void button1_Click(object sender, EventArgs e)
{
uint base_address = mem.baseaddress("Game.exe");
base_address = base_address + 0x2E9A8C;
uint address = (uint)mem.ReadPointer(base_address) + 0x68;
address = (uint)mem.ReadPointer(address) + 0x1b4;
address = (uint)mem.ReadPointer(address) + 0x4;
address = (uint)mem.ReadPointer(address) + 0x9a4;
MessageBox.Show(address.ToString(""));

}

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I couldn't get the v1/v2 dll's to work for some reason(dependency errors) but on the last line of your code " MessageBox.Show(address.ToString("")); " just show's a message where the address is located.

I have taken a look around the net and found the post where the dll was posted and saw these functions:

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To Read:

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mem.ReadPointer(address);

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Retrun int but you can use:

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mem.ReadPointer(address).ToString();

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To write in a label or wathaver

And to read a string:

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mem.ReadString(address).ToString();

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From what he/she mentioned, you can read the address using the function " .ReadPointer(address) "

so, in your case; you can remove the line " MessageBox.Show(address.ToString("")); "

and change it to this:

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public Form1()
{
InitializeComponent();
}
Memorys mem = new Memorys("Game");
private void Form1_Load(object sender, EventArgs e)
{

}

private void button1_Click(object sender, EventArgs e)
{
uint base_address = mem.baseaddress("Game.exe");
base_address = base_address + 0x2E9A8C;
uint address = (uint)mem.ReadPointer(base_address) + 0x68;
address = (uint)mem.ReadPointer(address) + 0x1b4;
address = (uint)mem.ReadPointer(address) + 0x4;
address = (uint)mem.ReadPointer(address) + 0x9a4;
int hp = mem.ReadPointer(address);
MessageBox.Show(Convert.ToString(hp));

}

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Try it and see how it goes.

yizheng
Thank you sooooo mutch omg,now how i write xD?

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Originally Posted by P.o.X [Only registered and activated users can see links. Click Here To Register...]

yizheng
Thank you sooooo mutch omg,now how i write xD?

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I haven't tested the Dll yet, but I guess it's mem.WritePointer(address), or something. If you're using VisualStudio, type "mem.", and press ctrl + space to see all the functions available.

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Originally Posted by P.o.X [Only registered and activated users can see links. Click Here To Register...]

yizheng
Thank you sooooo mutch omg,now how i write xD?

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public Form1()
{
InitializeComponent();
}
Memorys mem = new Memorys("Game");
private void Form1_Load(object sender, EventArgs e)
{

}

private void button1_Click(object sender, EventArgs e)
{
uint base_address = mem.baseaddress("Game.exe");
base_address = base_address + 0x2E9A8C;
uint address = (uint)mem.ReadPointer(base_address) + 0x68;
address = (uint)mem.ReadPointer(address) + 0x1b4;
address = (uint)mem.ReadPointer(address) + 0x4;
address = (uint)mem.ReadPointer(address) + 0x9a4;
mem.Write(address, 10); // Change 10 to what ever value you like your hp to be.

}

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Copy and paste that.

yizheng
works to write xD,thx