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    Re: [Guide]Basic Memory Editing

    Originally Posted by larien View Post
    Nice guide, but i still got a small question:
    I used TSearch before and everything is pretty clear to me but....
    When you got for example all those 200 addresses of which one is health.
    How do you know which one is health? Because if you wanna for example freeze your health (so you can solo bosses =P), you can't freeze them all because then the WoW will get a DC then? Any advise on how to do this?

    Greetz,
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    P.s. I'm very sorry if it was in the guide and I missed it so please don't flame me if I did miss it because I just can't find it xD
    Well I mentioned it in the guide, to locate addresses easier, find a way to reduce their number, for example when looking for a health address, get something to damage you, then search for decreased value. Heal to full health, search for a value which has increased and so on untill you have a few left.
    The health and mana addresses usually end up with D4, if they're not dynamic, I haven't tested it.
    But keep in mind that a part of the memory editing, including mana/health addresses, are stored server side, which means your health will be frozen only for you. Boss will still damage you.
    You can use a packet editor for such a thing.
    Also, often there is more than one copy of a value stored in memory, in low level memory you'll have a sort of 'reference' value, this can be read but not changed and is usually static, in high level memory you'll have your dynamicly allocated variables, these are the ones that can be modified, make sure you have the right one. (thanks Chaz for this one)


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    Re: [Guide]Basic Memory Editing

    Originally Posted by larien View Post
    Nice guide, but i still got a small question:
    I used TSearch before and everything is pretty clear to me but....
    When you got for example all those 200 addresses of which one is health.
    How do you know which one is health? Because if you wanna for example freeze your health (so you can solo bosses =P), you can't freeze them all because then the WoW will get a DC then? Any advise on how to do this?

    Greetz,
    Larien

    P.s. I'm very sorry if it was in the guide and I missed it so please don't flame me if I did miss it because I just can't find it xD

    The offset for players health is different each time the game boots up.

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    Re: [Guide]Basic Memory Editing

    Nice guide +rep

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    Re: [Guide]Basic Memory Editing

    Originally Posted by Thundercake View Post
    The offset for players health is different each time the game boots up.

    The offset stays the same ? 0x24DC the player address changes every time

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    Re: [Guide]Basic Memory Editing

    What the hell is the point of these if you can't change your health value?

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    Re: [Guide]Basic Memory Editing

    Originally Posted by Mikemyers69 View Post
    What the hell is the point of these if you can't change your health value?
    I gave health value as an example.
    You can alter almost everything with memory editing.
    Movement speed, movement state, spell range ( I thought it was server side ), breath duration, etc etc. Countless possibilities. But not health/mana.
    And at least make a polite question. You're not welcomed in my thread.


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    Re: [Guide]Basic Memory Editing

    Originally Posted by Mikemyers69 View Post
    What the hell is the point of these if you can't change your health value?
    Hey, atleast she Is Contributing, unlike the other 98,000 members here.


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    Re: [Guide]Basic Memory Editing

    this is too complex

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    Re: [Guide]Basic Memory Editing

    Is there a guide out there that walks you through actually finding something like speed, then changing that value and showing the effects in-game?

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    Re: [Guide]Basic Memory Editing

    Originally Posted by wiperot View Post
    Is there a guide out there that walks you through actually finding something like speed, then changing that value and showing the effects in-game?
    That would be basically just searching for values.
    Run speed is 16608, walk speed 16416, idle speed is 0.
    Movement addresses should be stored between...I don't know how to explain this.
    Find your health value, so if it's like A4xxxx, then limit your search to A3xxxx - A5xxxx, if you know what I mean.


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    Re: [Guide]Basic Memory Editing

    Originally Posted by Dragon[Sky] View Post
    That would be basically just searching for values.
    Run speed is 16608, walk speed 16416, idle speed is 0.
    Movement addresses should be stored between...I don't know how to explain this.
    *Kuch* run speed aren't dword but float *Kuch* Also just scan for it, when you found it and found your playeraddress you just need to do MovementAddress - Playeraddres => Offset for Movement.

    Standstill : 0
    Walk : 4
    Run : 7,5

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