Posted: Tue May 24, 2016 8:50 am Post subject: Any way to control alloc(newmem,2048)?
I'm simply asking if there is a way to control or at least point towards in a script, the address created by the opcode
Code:
alloc(newmem,2048)
When a script is activated with this, somewhere in unused memory the code I enter is used as the newmem, and it's random all the time. I want to be able to make it not random, so I can use another script or use the same script that then also changes or edits newmem (don't tell me that's useless, just tell me if it's possible pls ). Thanks!
Cause I'm trying to find a way to use stealthedit on the newmem too. _________________
You could either register newmem as a symbol so that it's also known to other scripts (but make sure that there's no other "not-symbol-newmem" in the other script), or you could use the third parameter of alloc (although that's not 100% reliable and I'm not sure if it even takes the third parameter in 32bit).
You could either register newmem as a symbol so that it's also known to other scripts (but make sure that there's no other "not-symbol-newmem" in the other script), or you could use the third parameter of alloc (although that's not 100% reliable and I'm not sure if it even takes the third parameter in 32bit).
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