[Guide][VB.NET] Reading a String From Memory

[Gothian]

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[Ermok]

Thanks gothian, =]
I was looking for something like this, as i just started VB = very confusing >.<
I'm going to try my best,

thanks alot

[Gothian]

Thanks gothian, =]
I was looking for something like this, as i just started VB = very confusing >.<
I'm going to try my best,

thanks alot

Thanks for the comment

[Dragon[Sky]]

Glad to see it's not only me, tttommeke and Froogle posting in the memory editing section. ; )
Great post, keep it up.

[Gothian]

Glad to see it's not only me, tttommeke and Froogle posting in the memory editing section. ; )
Great post, keep it up.

Thanks a lot Sky I saw the memory editing section was pretty barren, and that reading a string from memory wasnt usually easy to figure out, so I put mah hard work in a guide

[tttommeke]

Good job, to bad their is no memreadfloat and memreaddword

[Gothian]

Good job, to bad their is no memreadfloat and memreaddword

I have a function for Float, its just Overloading the ReadProcessMemory differently, Instead of Byte(), its Single, and for Integers, its Iinteger :P

AddWord though? Whats that? :P

[tttommeke]

dword => 4 byte

[Gothian]

dword => 4 byte

Maby *shrug*, Im still fairly new to the whole deal :P

[Froogle]

Great guide in all, I hope everyone knows that posting contributing threads in this section will get great rewards , +7(grats on contributor).

I'll probably get a hold of Fenryr and make some vb programs with him since I pretty much fail with anything other then autoit (and I'm still not that good with it XD).

[Gothian]

Great guide in all, I hope everyone knows that posting contributing threads in this section will get great rewards , +7(grats on contributor).

I'll probably get a hold of Fenryr and make some vb programs with him since I pretty much fail with anything other then autoit (and I'm still not that good with it XD).

Im a VB.NET whore, if you wanna do some stuff with me pertaining to .NET, Ill be glad to aid you (youll probably be Aiding me in the Memory Department)

But you should really check out the .NET Express Editions from Microsoft, they are free versions of Visual Studio without all the big-time features that corporate coders need, but amazing for home-brewers like me. Visual Basic is easier to learn than AutoIT Im sure, and youll probably not find too much difference other than the fact that the IDE is much better, coding is much easier (IMO), and possibility pretty much endless. Its a really powerful too.

Also... thanks for the +rep froogle!! You have bumped me into Contributordom, and Im all giggly inside

[Froogle]

Sounds good, I'll hook up with you tomorrow ;0

[suicidity]

i like my functions more than these. but good post none the less.

[blinko]

Great job mate but there are easier methods using VB.NET to read and write to memory, i've got a fully functional 'Conquer Online based Program) i wrote to read/write values to memory, all very simple methods makes it so easy for programmers to use my sources as sort of "starting point" it also supports multiple clients,by ways of determing the process id's...i'm sure either my DLL or open source files could work for ya.I'll post it up as soon as i get it all cleaned up.

Also note that all you'd need to do would be..
1 : Find memory addresses (undetected cheat engines work great)
2 : Change the Window title global setting from "[Conquer2.0]" to "World of Warcraft"
3 : Update the memory address into the source code.
4 : since it's setup in structures you'd say for example..Player.Name = ReadString (<BaseAddress>, <size(1,2,4,8 byte(s))>)

[Marlo]

Didnt work for me : /