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[KryziK]

Okay, so I have the following struct located inside a DLL:

[atom0s]

You only need to set the defined variable to the pointer, not each member.

So you would have something like this:
Player* p = *(Player*)x12345678;

This is assuming that your structure reflects one in memory of the target.

When you cast the pointer to your type it should automatically fill in the data.

[KryziK]

Well the data is not placed together in the process; I simply put it in a struct to keep it all together and I assign each variable in the struct a different address manually. The setup I am using seems to work, at least for integers, however I can't figure out how to use it to read/write strings and other data types.

To be clearer, the struct isn't the issue, the struct gives me the correct address for each of the members inside. However, I'm not sure how I'd go about passing strings and floats through it, etc.

[atom0s]

Just use char* in your struct for a string pointer then.

[KryziK]

[atom0s]

Try using memcpy for strings instead.

memcpy( Player.Name, "NewName", 7 );

[KryziK]