MemoryReader

[nvthiele]

Hi
Sorry my English is not very good

i am a asp.net devolper but now working whit C# :confused:
openprocess no problem but when i wand to read from memory the output value is constatlie "0" .
i use 0x00CD9008 for example i am missing sometime but wat.


i am a noob at memory en process bet i am trying

            int iWidth;
            byte[] memory;
            int bytesReaded = 32;


            test001.ProcessMemoryReader pReader = new test001.ProcessMemoryReader();
            System.Diagnostics.Process[] myProcesses
                   = System.Diagnostics.Process.GetProcessesByName("wow");
            pReader.ReadProcess = myProcesses[0];

            pReader.OpenProcess();
// ReadProcessMemory(IntPtr MemoryAddress, uint bytesToRead, out int bytesReaded)
            memory = pReader.ReadProcessMemory((IntPtr)0x00CD9008, 32, out bytesReaded);
            iWidth = memory[0];
            txtWidth.Text = iWidth.ToString();

            pReader.CloseHandle();

[lanman92]

If your library doesn't call System.Diagnostics.Process.EnterDebugMode() that's probably why. Also, what does that address do? Is it possible that it's a zero? Another thing, there's a very good memory reading library on shynd's journal. Look for it on these forums, it should be on the 4th or 5th page, it's awesome.

[Xarg0]

You fail at using a Class, that's all...
If you want to use a MemoryReading Class so you don't have to mess with buffers 'n stuff like that, you should atleast understand how that Class works, it's pretty obvious that you need to use the Class Method to obtain the ProcessID, or how do you belive your class obtains an open handle without the ID, do you you think it can read your mind???
Please take a look at your code, then take a look at the Class and its' methods, after that bang your head against any near wall/table or whatever you like cause you realized that you're an idiot...

Edit:if it's the WoWSharp MemoryReader Class, it does provide a method to find the Process so just use it.

[nvthiele]

Oky is working i get the memory data that i requested. But , :hsugh:

whit 'Art-Money' tool i find out that i can can find the players name in 0x00D43348
and encode it to ASCII.

string CurrentName = System.Text.Encoding.ASCII.GetString(memory).Replace("RAW", "");

after reloading wow 3 times, players name still on 0x00D43348 ( lucky ? )

because when i read 0x20AC0188 normally target address its something else.
how do i find the correct address back ?


tnx and and come again ...

[Nesox]

Oky is working i get the memory data that i requested. But , :hsugh:

whit 'Art-Money' tool i find out that i can can find the players name in 0x00D43348
and encode it to ASCII.

string CurrentName = System.Text.Encoding.ASCII.GetString(memory).Replace("RAW", "");

after reloading wow 3 times, players name still on 0x00D43348 ( lucky ? )

because when i read 0x20AC0188 normally target address its something else.
how do i find the correct address back ?


tnx and and come again ...

it's not lucky it's a static adress it wont change.
to find the adress that's not changing u can use cheatengine to find the pointer, check out the tutorial on how to do multi level pointers if ure new to cheat engine.

when i read playername i do like this, if it's any help

Process pWow[] = Process.GetProcessesByName("Wow");
ProcessModule pmWow = pWows[0].MainModule;;


//if u only have one wow copy running it's most likeley index 0

int pName = (int)pmWow.BaseAdress + 0x00943348
 
string player_name = MemoryReader.ReadString(hProcess, pName, 64);

if (player_name != "")
   Console.WriteLine(Player name is:{0}", player_name);

else
    Console.WriteLine("Failed to read Playername!");

cheers :wave: