Cheat Engine

[denismu321]

Hi ,I just wanted to ask how to get a static memory address ,even if I can get the static in cheat engine. What will I have to do to make that address
feasible in a c++ program ?

I can post the code of my program, if neccessary.
The problem I think is the pointer type ,because in cheat engine you get the static addresses in form of pointers.

So what could I do to embedd this in my very own c++ program ?

Any help would be dearly appreciated.

I hope you can do that ,

regards,

Denis.

[OldCheatEngineUser]

process base address + offset, you probably need to read + write to that address.

[denismu321]

So thanks for answering..

Here are my questions. Would the base address be something like
Doom3BFG.exe+D09F10 and the offsets something like , e.g.
+0x20
+0x3190 ?

Because I cannot figure that out in c++.
Also ,if I want to calculate the Doom3BFG.exe+D09F10 + offsets I never end up at the address that Cheat engine points me to.

Thanks for your help,
and btw have some good holidays...

regards,

Denis.

[OldCheatEngineUser]

[denismu321]

I am going to provide you with a bit of code I wrote, because I think I can understand, but it still won't work out..

here it is :

DWORD address, address2, address3;

DWORD value1, value2;

address = 0x01109f10 + 0x3190;

ReadProcessMemory(handle, (void *)address, &address2, sizeof(DWORD), 0);
printf("address is now %x\n", address2);

address2 = address2 + 0x20;

ReadProcessMemory(handle, (void *)address2, &value1, sizeof(DWORD), 0);
printf("address is %d\n",value1);

It does not work ,but I think the green static address just said "01109f10".

Here is a picture of the output.

[OldCheatEngineUser]

something is incorrect, and display values as hex.

question, what offset you got first in CE?
also keep in-mind the top offset in CE is the last offset, and the bottom one is the first offset.

and about your second post, im not sure in what order you typed your offsets.

[denismu321]

Here I will provide you with two pictures.
One is cheat engine , the other is the output of the program.

I hope you can tell what's wrong

[OldCheatEngineUser]

[denismu321]

Hey ,thank you very much for your help..
It works now ,so I guess my pointerscan was not so good like I thought.

Here's a picture of the program working now..

Thanks again and have yourself a good time,
kind regards,

Denis.

[OldCheatEngineUser]

enjoy, seems you added couple more offsets.

anyhow, its better to put this in a loop with a hotkey to increase or decrease the value.
or simply freeze it by writing the same value over and over, and if the freeze rate is too high just call sleep function.

[denismu321]

well I'll do what I can, but for now I am delighted..

Thx,

Denis.