So I'm wondering from this post,
http://www.mmowned.com/forums/wow-me...-adresses.html
is it possible to memory edit in VB 2008? If so, which commands would I use?
So I'm wondering from this post,
http://www.mmowned.com/forums/wow-me...-adresses.html
is it possible to memory edit in VB 2008? If so, which commands would I use?
http://www.mmowned.com/forums/vb/190...edit-vb06.html
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That's VB6, not 2008
Its the exact same concept though. Quote from arigity.
do it the same as with every other programming language
use these API (you will need to Pinvoke)
findWindow
getWindowThreadProcessId
OpenProcess
ReadProcessMemory
WriteProcessMemory
long story short
1. look up these API on pinvoke.net: the interop wiki!
2. copy and paste the code they give you into your program
3. go to MSDN and lookup how to properly use these API (google them!)
4. the cake is not a lie
5. profit.
note &H = hex in vb
dim gameSpeed as integer = &H92E52C (not 0x92E52C!)
do it the same as with every other programming language
use these API (you will need to Pinvoke)
findWindow
getWindowThreadProcessId
OpenProcess
ReadProcessMemory
WriteProcessMemory
long story short
1. look up these API on pinvoke.net: the interop wiki!
2. copy and paste the code they give you into your program
3. go to MSDN and lookup how to properly use these API (google them!)
4. the cake is not a lie
5. profit.
note &H = hex in vb
dim gameSpeed as integer = &H92E52C (not 0x92E52C!)
it only gets easier in 08. you can nix out findWindow GetWindowThreadProcessId and OpenProcess in exchange for the more noob-friendly system.diagnostics.process class
dim wowprocess as process = process.getprocessbyname("Wow")
dim wowhandle as intPtr = wowprocess(0).handle