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thearing
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 Posted: Fri Mar 18, 2011 9:19 am Post subject: Convert 4bytes to text |
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Hello, i am from argentina, sorry for my bad english!
I have a question, i work with vb6...
I can use readprocessmemory perfect...
But i can't convert a 4bytes value to TEXT (string) like cheatengine.. Someone can help me please?
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For example:
the 4bytes value is: "791687217" in decimal and "2F303031" in hexadecimal.
And when i put it TYPE of cheatengine "TEXT", the value in text is: "100/100"
How i convert this but in vb6?
Sorry for my english!
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Krähne
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| Posted: Fri Mar 18, 2011 9:46 pm Post subject: |
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Bueno, en vista que hablas español, en ese idioma te respondo.
Para leer 4 bytes en memoria, y luego convertirlos a texto, sigue el ejemplo que te dejo en éste enlace. Ojo, el ejemplo lo realicé en Visual Basic .NET, pero creo que no te será difícil convertirlo a Visual Basic 6... De hecho te debería ser más fácil.
Bien, cuando estés usando el ejemplo, ten cuidado con el UTF8Encoding(), te cito las palabras de Wiccan:
| Wiccaan wrote: | Keep in mind you may need to not write in Unicode for some processes. So be careful when using:
| Code: | | Dim encoding As New System.Text.UTF8Encoding() |
You may need to use Ascii encoding instead. |
Claro, Wiccan solo habló en ese momento acerca de modificar la memoria, pero sigue el consejo al momento de leerla. 
Para finalizar te dejo una prueba del ejemplo en ejecución:
Espero te sirva de algo, ¡Saludos!.
PD: El ejemplo puesto, corre con .NET Framework 3.5, Si no lo tienes instalado, aquí te dejo el código en texto plano, no sé si lo entiendas sin el GUI a mano.
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Pingo
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| Posted: Sat Mar 19, 2011 4:33 am Post subject: |
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791687217 is 4 bytes, 100/100 is 7 bytes. So you need to read more anyway.
I dont use vb6 but im sure you can adapt this. Heres two simple functions i just made using ReadProcessMemory
| Code: | public string Get_Unicode(int Address, byte Text_Length)
{
byte[] buffer = new byte[Text_Length];
ReadProcessMemory(Process_Handle, Address, buffer, Text_Length, 0);
return System.Text.Encoding.Unicode.GetString(buffer);
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| Code: | public string Get_ASCII(int Address, byte Text_Length)
{
byte[] buffer = new byte[Text_Length];
ReadProcessMemory(Process_Handle, Address, buffer, Text_Length, 0);
return System.Text.Encoding.ASCII.GetString(buffer);
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Replace Process_Handle with yours.
Say 00400000 is your address with value 791687217
Get_Unicode(0x400000, 7);//For Unicode
Get_ASCII(0x400000, 7);//For Ascii
You read the byte value then convert it to string using getstring.
I use something similar to this in my mem reader but these will only return the string from a static address. If you need to do dynamic and Dll's, alittle more is needed.
You should be fine once you convert this code though.
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atom0s
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| Posted: Sat Mar 19, 2011 10:55 am Post subject: |
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Check out my old project for VB6:
http://home.comcast.net/~wiccaan/downloads/VB6_Trainer_Toolkit.zip
I don't (and haven't for a while) code in VB6 anymore though so I can't give any support if things are broken. I wrote this a while back so expect to have some issues but the main jist is there.
I also suggest you upgrade to a newer language, VB6 is outdated and unsupported. You should look into VB.NET (or C# cause it better lolol) since it's newer and supported.
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mhortiz1
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| Posted: Thu Nov 12, 2015 4:22 am Post subject: 4bytes to text C# |
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Sorry for resurrect this post, i have same problem , anyone can explain me , how to parse 4bytes to text?
4-Bytes = 790638903
Text = 71 / 150
Therefore , i need 4bytes this value at text in c#. |
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