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 Posted: Mon Oct 20, 2008 1:34 pm Post subject: [?] Changing an addy (Read, not a stupid question) |
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Is there another way to edit an addy like in CE? Or a different way to read them? inb4packetediting.
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As what you mean with editing it "like CE" I have no idea, but I assume you're asking if you can edit "opcodes" (memory viewer) likewise with programming?
Well, you'd have to have some kind of byte translating function to interpret the bytes into opcodes.
For instance -
| Code: | public void conversion(int byte, string output):string {
switch (byte) {
case 90:
output = "nop";
break;
default:
output = "Error";
break;
}
return output; |
I'm used to C# if you take that as a consideriation as well, there might be smaller differences between the language you use.
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CRISISxCupid
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No not what I mean. I mean like how CE edits the addy. Is there any way to edit it? Do you understand me now? I can't answer until tomorrow.
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You mean how he said? 
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| iNcorrection wrote: | | No not what I mean. I mean like how CE edits the addy. Is there any way to edit it? Do you understand me now? I can't answer until tomorrow. |
Sorry I'm confused whether you're talking about making CE act differently or if you want to program some own program? 
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| Spawnfestis wrote: | As what you mean with editing it "like CE" I have no idea, but I assume you're asking if you can edit "opcodes" (memory viewer) likewise with programming?
Well, you'd have to have some kind of byte translating function to interpret the bytes into opcodes.
For instance -
| Code: | public void conversion(int byte, string output){
switch (byte) {
case 90:
output == "nop";
defaults:
output == "Error";
} |
I'm used to C# if you take that as a consideriation as well, there might be smaller differences between the language you use. |
| Code: | public string conversion(int byte, string output){
switch (byte) {
case 0x90:
output = "nop";
break;
default:
output = "Error";
break;
}
return output; |
Bet this works way better...
| iNcorrection wrote: | | No not what I mean. I mean like how CE edits the addy. Is there any way to edit it? Do you understand me now? I can't answer until tomorrow. |
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms681674(VS.85).aspx
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| Posted: Mon Oct 20, 2008 3:22 pm Post subject: |
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| It uses it's own ReadProcessMemory and WriteProcessMemory. Look for them in the driver.
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Load CE's driver and use the dbk32.dll (or whatever its called) to communicate with it.
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| sponge wrote: | | Load CE's driver and use the dbk32.dll (or whatever its called) to communicate with it. |
If you really want to do it that way, You can find out a way to mount the ce driver. I can mount it but cant start it so its sad. then you use DeviceIOControl to send message into the driver.
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Is there another function to edit memory in games?
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| Posted: Tue Oct 21, 2008 7:37 am Post subject: |
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| iNcorrection wrote: | | Is there another function to edit memory in games? |
Injecting a DLL and using basic operators.
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| noz3001 wrote: | | iNcorrection wrote: | | Is there another function to edit memory in games? |
Injecting a DLL and using basic operators. |
I mean like in the style of a CE.
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No. Read/WriteProcessMemory, inject a dll, or use an alternative that implementation of Read/WrieProcessMemory to bypass anti-cheat (read: use dbk). Every possible solution has been posted here.
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| nog_lorp wrote: | | No. Read/WriteProcessMemory, inject a dll, or use an alternative that implementation of Read/WrieProcessMemory to bypass anti-cheat (read: use dbk). Every possible solution has been posted here. |
Alright. Thanks Nog_lorp :]
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| GMZorita wrote: | | Spawnfestis wrote: | As what you mean with editing it "like CE" I have no idea, but I assume you're asking if you can edit "opcodes" (memory viewer) likewise with programming?
Well, you'd have to have some kind of byte translating function to interpret the bytes into opcodes.
For instance -
| Code: | public void conversion(int byte, string output){
switch (byte) {
case 90:
output == "nop";
defaults:
output == "Error";
} |
I'm used to C# if you take that as a consideriation as well, there might be smaller differences between the language you use. |
| Code: | public tring conversion(int byte, string output){
switch (byte) {
case 0x90:
output = "nop";
break;
default:
output = "Error";
break;
}
return output; |
Bet this works way better... |
Bet you get errors and it doesn't. :]
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