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LunaRebirth · Newbie cheater Reputation: 0 Joined: 05 Sep 2013 Posts: 20

Hey guys!
So I've had a problem the past... FOREVER!
I'm trying to find a 'double' address and add it to a C++ application I created - In which changes this number.

I'm using WriteProcessMemory to do so.

I just wanted some step-by-step information on how to find these addresses?
Mainly because they always change no matter what I try.

Here's what I understood and followed to do, which has failed:

STEPS:::
1.Find the address with the number you're trying to change (Good to go!)
2.Make sure it works, first! (Good to go!)
3.Right-click it and "Find out what Writes to this Address". (Good to go!)
4.Look at the ESI number and the red offset (In this case, the offset is 10). (Good to go!)
5.4 Bytes Hex search that ESI address we found. (Good to go!)
6.On our first result (Green addresses also change..), Look at the address. (Good to go!)
7."Add Address Manually". (Good to go!)
8.Check "Pointer". (Good to go!)
9.As the address, add what we found in step 6. (Good to go!)
10.Set the offset to what we found in step 4. (Good to go!)
11.Do not press 'okay', but our static address to add to 'WriteProcessMemory()' is listed on the top. It is gray and unselectable. (Hmm..)

So it seems something here is wrong. I'm not sure if I'm doing everything completely out of order, or wrong in general, or even if I'm on the wrong path here;
But would someone mind leading me on how to do this properly?

It's the non-changing address I'm looking a how-to to find.

Thank you guys for the help!
New to this forum, Hoping to get to know some of you Very Happy

TsTg

LunaRebirth · Newbie cheater Reputation: 0 Joined: 05 Sep 2013 Posts: 20

Well the problem is... None of the green addresses stay, They all change.

Okay so..
Rather than using the Gray address I said,
You'd use the "Green Address" as an int, and add 0x10?

If so, Does it have to be the Green Address? They both change.

TsTg · Posted: Fri Sep 06, 2013 2:55 am Post subject:

LunaRebirth · Newbie cheater Reputation: 0 Joined: 05 Sep 2013 Posts: 20

I believe i found one gray value that doesnt change.
But only when i "find out what writes to this address".

I go in, find the value, "find out what writes to this address," search it on 4Bytes Hex, and there it is.
I see it always there.

So i take this value,
Lets say i make a few int's.
sorry, im going to write it in code.

LunaRebirth · Newbie cheater Reputation: 0 Joined: 05 Sep 2013 Posts: 20

Doesn't work.
Here's what I did:

1.Find the value.
2.Right-Click it and "Find out what Writes to this Address".
3.Take the "Is probably..." number and 4bytes Hex search it.
4.This is where I found the static address.
5.I made a few variables in my C++ app to hold these. Like so:

Dark Byte · Posted: Sat Sep 07, 2013 2:27 am Post subject:

Is your static address correct? E.g. 95% of the time people look at bla.exe+12345678 and assume the address is 12345678, which is wrong
You need to add the base address of bla.exe to 12345678. The base address can be different each time the game loads, so look that up with toolhelp32snapshot and module32first/module32next

LunaRebirth · Newbie cheater Reputation: 0 Joined: 05 Sep 2013 Posts: 20

Erm..Sorry a little new to CE here Razz

How do I do this??

1. How can I see if this address is static? Every time I reopen the game; It's the same address.

2.Also, I've never saw an address "bla.exe+12345678" (Yes, I know bla.exe isn't the actual name and 12345678 isn't the actual address)

3. I've also never used toolhelp32snapshot or module32first/module32next before.

LunaRebirth · Newbie cheater Reputation: 0 Joined: 05 Sep 2013 Posts: 20

This is still a problem :<

LunaRebirth · Newbie cheater Reputation: 0 Joined: 05 Sep 2013 Posts: 20

I'm trying to figure this out. Can someone please help?

Here are my current steps:

1.Find the address we want to change.
2."Find out what writes to this address" and double-click the result.
3.Write down the offset (0x10) and the "Is probably..." address.
4.4Bytes Hex search the "Is probably..." address.
5.One of my addresses are static! But we can't change the address, We need to change the value.
6."Add address manually", type in the address that I stated was static in step 5 after check-marking "Pointer".
7.Add the offset from step 3 (0x10).
8.I have my value I need to change! Changing it also works!

I can't do this in WriteProcessMemory. I tried adding 0x10 to the static address from step 5, and this does NOT work?

Here's a list of what I have then tried:
1.After finding the static address (From step 5), "Find out what writes to this addres..." - No results.
2.After step 6, I looked at the grayed address. I tried adding 0x10 to this, and that also failed.

I just want to now how to get this going, As I'm not getting anywhere right now.

Please help!!!