ParkourPenguin
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| SunBeam wrote: | | alloc( newmem, $1000 ) will allocate arbitrary memory, not inside the game's process. Normally, you want it inside the game's process. |
alloc will attempt to allocate memory in whatever process CE is attached to. If CE is attached to the game, it will allocate memory that belongs to the game (i.e. in the same virtual address space as everything else in the game).
careca777:
The third parameter to alloc is an address that specifies the median of a ~4GB memory region CE should allocate memory in. It's useful for 64-bit targets so that jmp instructions can use a rel32 operand (i.e. 5 bytes) instead of an r/m64 stored just after the jmp instruction (i.e. 14 bytes). It isn't useful in 32-bit targets since every address is within a rel32 displacement of each other.
Anyways... that error is an exception thrown by the symbol handler. It means "TheForest.exe" isn't a valid address. You probably weren't attached to the correct process when you tried that.
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