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[zeloch]

thnx again )

[SixofBorg]

I can't run the program it said that MSVCP100D.dll is missing from my computer. I try to look it up and see if there is a solution. No luck. Do you know how I fix that problem?

Thanks!

I'm having this same issue, and also tried installing the dll to system32 no luck not sure what the deal is.

[zewt]

I'm having this same issue, and also tried installing the dll to system32 no luck not sure what the deal is.

Not sure really... all i know is i have tested on windows 7 on two computers and its working fine on both.

Maybe some googling will help you.

[SixofBorg]

Not sure really... all i know is i have tested on windows 7 on two computers and its working fine on both.

Maybe some googling will help you.

heres some damn googling


it is my guess another version of this file exists with the name:
MSVCP100.dll
which is not meant for the debug build of the application.

I'm thinking not compiled for others use properly damn you google...damn you.

[DrunkenDonkey]

Zewt, in order to not have external dlls needed you need to tweak few options in visual studio - in project properties find General->Use of MFC and switch it to "Use Standard Windows Libraries", then go to C/C++->Code Generation->Runtime Library and switch it to Multi-threaded.

You can always check if the exe is going to require more dlls with Dependency Walker (depends.exe) Home Page
If there are no msvsomethign.dll required as imports, only user/kernel/etc then you are good to go.

[zewt]

Zewt, in order to not have external dlls needed you need to tweak few options in visual studio - in project properties find General->Use of MFC and switch it to "Use Standard Windows Libraries", then go to C/C++->Code Generation->Runtime Library and switch it to Multi-threaded.

You can always check if the exe is going to require more dlls with Dependency Walker (depends.exe) Home Page
If there are no msvsomethign.dll required as imports, only user/kernel/etc then you are good to go.

Thank you I will rebuild it.

[zewt]

So now i get tons of build errors when i switch to just /MT multithreaded

[zewt]

Ah fixed! Fixed! Updated DL link.

[SixofBorg]

Ah fixed! Fixed! Updated DL link.

.dll error no longer coming up, Now the issue arises in the command window for the exe it simply states Diablo 3 not found.

[zewt]

.dll error no longer coming up, Now the issue arises in the command window for the exe it simply states Diablo 3 not found.

yah it says thr same for me if i dont have diablo 3 open. u have a window called "Diablo III" right?

[Kardinal]

wow thank you

[zewt]

wow thank you

no problem im guessing its working okay for u?

[Getrow]

I'm also interested in the source code if you don't mind. I don't see it in the first post though, where do you have it open sourced?

Thanks.

[zewt]

I'm also interested in the source code if you don't mind. I don't see it in the first post though, where do you have it open sourced?

Thanks.

Sorry not sure what happened. I re added source to original post.

[jmac321]

thanks for the source.

I have a question though about the offset you give. How do you find it. In CE I search for my hp value as a float, and I find max hp and current hp variables. Say the current hp address is 1EB83914, how do you get the static offset 0xFE31CC? Is it the current hp address minus the base address?

Also in your code what is the point of

ReadProcessMemory(handle, (LPCVOID)(baseAddr+staticOffset), &value, sizeof(DWORD), &numBytesRead);
value+=0x18;
ReadProcessMemory(handle, (LPCVOID)value, &value, sizeof(DWORD), &numBytesRead);
value+=0xC8;
ReadProcessMemory(handle, (LPCVOID)value, &value, sizeof(DWORD), &numBytesRead);
value+=0xC;
ReadProcessMemory(handle, (LPCVOID)value, &value, sizeof(DWORD), &numBytesRead);
value+=0x294;
ReadProcessMemory(handle, (LPCVOID)value, &value, sizeof(DWORD), &numBytesRead);
value+=0x38;
ReadProcessMemory(handle, (LPCVOID)value, &hp, sizeof(DWORD), &numBytesRead);

(I don't get why you are adding 0x18, 0xC8, etc...)

Shouldn't it just be

ReadProcessMemory(handle, (LPCVOID)value, &hp, sizeof(DWORD), &numBytesRead);