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    Hi all,
    i can't figure it out...
    the address is correct, triple checked with CE and should result in Player Name:
    0x011ca298, but when i read it, it returns just "0".
    char[13] should be ok since max chars allowed is 12

    Can someone tell me where exactly is the error? It should just show me my name. I did the same with x,y,z address but i still get "0" as answer.

    Code:
    #include <Memory_new.au3>
    #include <GUIConstants.au3>
    #include <File.au3>
    #include <math.au3>
    SetPrivilege("SetDebugPrivilege", 1)
    $ProcessID = ProcessExists('Wow.exe')
    $nMsg = GUIGetMsg()
    Local $DllInformation = _MemoryOpen($ProcessID)
    Local $name
    $name = _MemoryRead(0x011ca298, $DllInformation, 'char[13]')
    If @error Then
            MsgBox(4096, "ERROR", "Failed to read memory.")
            Exit
        EndIf
    _MemoryClose($DllInformation)
    msgbox(0,"My name",$name)
    Thanks everyone,

    M.

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    omg the sight of autoit code makes my eyes bleed! :nervous:
    you shoud learn something a little better and more readable like C# or VB.
    VB is quiet similiar to autoit so it shoudnt be too hard..

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    Originally Posted by Nesox View Post
    omg the sight of autoit code makes my eyes bleed! :nervous:
    you shoud learn something a little better and more readable like C# or VB.
    VB is quiet similiar to autoit so it shoudnt be too hard..
    i thought you like autoit ^.^

    :doh: stop doing those things in autoit... its so ****ing retarded

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    I'm not sure if it's your AutoIt library, or something else but the same address in VB is working for me, you can try this and see if it works (if you don't mind VBing). I don't even know if AutoIt will let you use it, but you can try Shynd's BlackMagic library xD - (BlackMagic -- Managed Memory Manipulation - Game Deception - Forums)

    WARNING: VB code below, you may wish to avert your eyes.


    Code:
    Imports Magic
    Public Class Demo
        Sub Main()
            Dim MagicWoW As New BlackMagic
    
            System.Diagnostics.Process.EnterDebugMode()
    
            Try
                MagicWoW.OpenProcessAndThread(SProcess.GetProcessFromProcessName("wow"))
                Dim PlayerName As String = MagicWoW.ReadASCIIString(&H11CA298, 15)
            Catch ex As Exception
                MsgBox(ex.InnerException.ToString)
            End Try
    
        End Sub
    End Class

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