C# Memory Reading/Writing Class

[yellowspark]

Since i recieved messages about memory class used in my AH bot,here it is :P
Download -> Memory.cs
How to :
1.Add existing item to project -> Memory.Cs
2.add "using ReadWriteMemory;" without quote marks
3.U must always use it like this

ProcessMemory memory_ = new ProcessMemory(proc_id);
memory_.StartProcess();

Since this memory class needs process id to work,here is how to do it for multiclient support etc...

  private void Form1_Load(object sender, EventArgs e)
        {
            Process[] p = Process.GetProcessesByName("Diablo III");
            foreach (Process proc in p)
            { comboBox1.Items.Add( proc.Id); }

        }
//this will add every Diablo 3 client's process ID to comboBox
//add this to button1_Click event or anywhere u want 
ProcessMemory memory_ = new ProcessMemory(comboBox1.SelectedItem.ToString());
                memory_.StartProcess();
                int price = memory_.ReadInt(memory_.ReadInt(memory_.ReadInt(memory_.ReadInt(memory_.ImageAddress() + 0x00FC7590)) + 0xC) + 0xD8);
                return price;
//this will return AH item 1 buyout price :D

[DarkLinux]

yet another BlackMagic inspired lib...

[thebillkidy]

I LOVE THIS GUY! finally somebody that posted something that i asked for

[wootpeng]

Thx for the awesome library. Can you possibly do an example on how to read a string?

[DarkLinux]

ProcessMemory memory_ = new ProcessMemory(proc_id);
memory_.StartProcess();

 private void Form1_Load(object sender, EventArgs e)
        {
            Process[] p = Process.GetProcessesByName("Diablo III");
            foreach (Process proc in p)
            { comboBox1.Items.Add( proc.Id); }

        }
//this will add every Diablo 3 client's process ID to comboBox
//add this to button1_Click event or anywhere u want 
ProcessMemory memory_ = new ProcessMemory(comboBox1.SelectedItem.ToString());
                memory_.StartProcess();
 
                    //pOffset is the addess, pSize the length of the string...
                string yourString = memory_.ReadStringAscii(pOffset, pSize);

No idea if that works lols

[wootpeng]

ProcessMemory memory_ = new ProcessMemory(proc_id);
memory_.StartProcess();

 private void Form1_Load(object sender, EventArgs e)
        {
            Process[] p = Process.GetProcessesByName("Diablo III");
            foreach (Process proc in p)
            { comboBox1.Items.Add( proc.Id); }

        }
//this will add every Diablo 3 client's process ID to comboBox
//add this to button1_Click event or anywhere u want 
ProcessMemory memory_ = new ProcessMemory(comboBox1.SelectedItem.ToString());
                memory_.StartProcess();
 
                    //pOffset is the addess, pSize the length of the string...
                string yourString = memory_.ReadStringAscii(pOffset, pSize);

No idea if that works lols

I got it to work. It is basically the same as the integer but on the last bracket you do readascii instead of readint.

[booba]

Two questions:

1. Is it better to create a new instance of the class for every memory read/write? or use a single instance throughout the lifetime of the application (bot)
2. In the example above, the handle retrieved by OpenProcess is never closed (using CloseHandle). Do you think it would be a good idea to make the class IDisposable? (see example IDisposable Interface (System))

[beastmode22387]

Anybody know if this still works? I get it up and running but all it returns is 0.

[Crackerzoid]

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