int x=ReadProcessMemory(hProcess,(void*)0x35A46FB8,0,4,0);
cout<<"The value of the address 35A46FB8 is: "<<x<<endl;
getch();
}
Beside ReadProcessMemory which is a boolean i belive. so i know for x it be 0 or 1....
So how would i get this a value but before that i get
"MapleStory - Process ID: 0"
is that correct should it be something else?
Thanks _________________
lol well anyway around it? or anything i can do lol
Almost no way around it if you stick to usermode. (Never tried this, but maybe you can inject a dll into the game upon start, before the game loads gameguard, and work in game's process context, then you can read its memory contents and pass it to your app. BTW, if I were to try this, I'd avoid using LoadLibrary when injecting, and parse the PE file myself. Also, avoid any hooking activities.)
Best solution for bypassing gameguard protection, is to go into the kernel. (Wirte a kernel driver like CE)
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