[Lindoz12]

Hey, seems like i dont know much 'bout memory editing...

I tried to hack MSN for nudges, it worked... I made it loop with the address and teh value as 1(able to nudge, 0 unable) but now when it comes to WoW i dont seem to get a thing, first off: all i know about FLOAT is that it is a DECIMAL, nothing more... How would i do if i want 008D6080 with the value 3237909464 to make it to 3247909464(he'll jump higher) It's to long it sais, and doesnt this mean that when it REACHED 3247909464 it will do something...
How would i do if i want to change my jumping height to 3247909464? Please give me a small code snippet

Thanks , Lindoz


Also, would it be possible to nop walls so i can wallhack? Please, im new at memory writing, not c++

[kynox]

Also, would it be possible to nop walls so i can wallhack? Please, im new at memory writing, not c++

Nothing to it!

Also, if you knew what a float is (floating point number) you would know that 3237909464 is not a float, and you're reading it wrong.

[Cypher]

Originally Posted by Lindoz12

Hey, seems like i dont know much 'bout memory editing...

I tried to hack MSN for nudges, it worked... I made it loop with the address and teh value as 1(able to nudge, 0 unable) but now when it comes to WoW i dont seem to get a thing, first off: all i know about FLOAT is that it is a DECIMAL, nothing more... How would i do if i want 008D6080 with the value 3237909464 to make it to 3247909464(he'll jump higher) It's to long it sais, and doesnt this mean that when it REACHED 3247909464 it will do something...
How would i do if i want to change my jumping height to 3247909464? Please give me a small code snippet

Thanks , Lindoz


Also, would it be possible to nop walls so i can wallhack? Please, im new at memory writing, not c++

Holy crap batman! So much fail in a single post.

SHIELD YOUR EYES! THE GOGGLES! THEY DO NOTHING!

[Lindoz12]

Chaz, that didnt help at all...

knox, i know its not a decimal, but the decilmail is even longer than that number, so i wouldnt fit either....

[kynox]

Originally Posted by Lindoz12

Chaz, that didnt help at all...

knox, i know its not a decimal, but the decilmail is even longer than that number, so i wouldnt fit either....

You're doing it wrong >_> Its default value is -7.

How are you not getting this?

[Cypher]

Originally Posted by Lindoz12

Chaz, that didnt help at all...

knox, i know its not a decimal, but the decilmail is even longer than that number, so i wouldnt fit either....

Please see my first reply and apply it again to your current post.

[KuRIoS]

"Up and At them!"
"No, Up and Atom"
"Up and At them!"
"Up and Atom!"
"Up and At Them!"

MY EYES! THE GOGGLES DO NOTHING.

[Cypher]

Originally Posted by KuRIoS

"Up and At them!"
"No, Up and Atom"
"Up and At them!"
"Up and Atom!"
"Up and At Them!"

MY EYES! THE GOGGLES DO NOTHING.

Drunk again?

[Lindoz12]

kynox, the code is something like -7.838463847, could i just change the value to -18 and itll jump higher? ?+ repped

[Lindoz12]

I added cout << "Injection found...";
WriteProcessMemory(phandle,(LPVOID)address, (LPVOID) &newvalue, 4, 0);
cout << "Injection Complete...";
to debug it but it didnt appear! Thats the problem? My hack for MSN worked tho but not WoW:S It only appeared World of Warcraft found...


hwnd = FindWindow(NULL, "World of Warcraft");

if (hwnd != 0)
{
cout << "World of Warcraft found...";
GetWindowThreadProcessId(hwnd, &pid);
phandle = OpenProcess(PROCESS_ALL_ACCESS, 0, pid);
}
else
{
Sleep(500);
main();
}
if(phandle != 0)
{
while(true)
{

[Xarg0]

you need debug privileges and then use VirtualProtectEx() to change to protection of the memory location, then write your new value and change the protection back to it's previous value.
If you don't understand this, take look at microsoft windows api reference.

[spreech]

i knew there we some guide for memory editing on here?

Can anyone link them?

Pretty Please xx

[Cypher]

Originally Posted by Xarg0

you need debug privileges and then use VirtualProtectEx() to change to protection of the memory location, then write your new value and change the protection back to it's previous value.
If you don't understand this, take look at microsoft windows api reference.

This man knows what he's talking about.