Finding AH Buyout Static Pointer?

[Kroge]

public class AH
    {
        private static int proc_id;
        public AH(int procID)
        {
            proc_id = procID;
        }

        public static void GetBuyOut()
        {
            int buyoutItem1 = GetBuyoutValue(new List<int>() {0, 0xC, 0xD8 }); // 1st Item
            int buyoutItem2 = GetBuyoutValue(new List<int>() {0, 0xC, 0x1F0 }); // 2nd Item
            int buyoutItem3 = GetBuyoutValue(new List<int>() {0, 0xC, 0x54, 0, 0x2B4 }); // 3rd Item

            Console.WriteLine(buyoutItem1);
            Console.WriteLine(buyoutItem2);
            Console.WriteLine(buyoutItem3);
        }
        private static int GetBuyoutValue(List<int> offsets)
        {
            ProcessMemory memory = new ProcessMemory(proc_id);
            memory.StartProcess();

            int result = memory.ReadInt(memory.ImageAddress() + 0x00FC7590);
            foreach (int item in offsets)
            {
                result = memory.ReadInt(result += item);
            }

            return result;
        }
    }

If you look at that code, you will be able to figure out how to get the rest of the information.
Hope that helps.

I've been doing memory reads in Java, but since I found this site I see most people are using C# and it looks quite a bit more simple. Went to go check out this code, but I can't find the namespace for "ProcessMemory". Is this an external library, or can you point me in the right direction?

Edit: Looks like it might be a custom class extended from Process, which would be why my libs don't contain it

[_Mike]

Yes it's a custom class. But there are plenty of public memory manipulation classes on the interwebs. Or if you want to write your own (which you should imo for the experience) you can use pinvoke.net: the interop wiki! for API import signatures. The bare minimum you would need is OpenProcess and ReadProcessMemory from kernel32. And preferably CloseHandle as well for resource cleanup.
Or if you want to stick with java I'm sure there are memory libraries for that as well.

[Kroge]

Yes it's a custom class. But there are plenty of public memory manipulation classes on the interwebs. Or if you want to write your own (which you should imo for the experience) you can use pinvoke.net: the interop wiki! for API import signatures. The bare minimum you would need is OpenProcess and ReadProcessMemory from kernel32. And preferably CloseHandle as well for resource cleanup.
Or if you want to stick with java I'm sure there are memory libraries for that as well.

Yeah I was using jNative in Java, which is nice, but pretty clunky and with very little documentation. I'll probably stick with C# and write my own. I have 3 years professional software development experience, but just recently started messing around with this. Thanks for the tips though! I'll be back with findings and questions now and them, I'm sure. It's good this site has a lot of traffic, and from what I've seen a lot of helpful people too.

[wootpeng]

Yeah I was using jNative in Java, which is nice, but pretty clunky and with very little documentation. I'll probably stick with C# and write my own. I have 3 years professional software development experience, but just recently started messing around with this. Thanks for the tips though! I'll be back with findings and questions now and them, I'm sure. It's good this site has a lot of traffic, and from what I've seen a lot of helpful people too.

In case you don't want to write your own: This is the library he is using: http://www.ownedcore.com/forums/gene...ing-class.html (C# Memory Reading/Writing Class) .