Hello
i'm new user of AC Tool since 1 week
i'm playing to make many macros for many games as MMORPG
i readed on forum people talking about ReadProcessMemory
This function will perhap can help me to make betters macros for games
Actually i would like optimise a macro i did
Macro checking the life bar of my player with "IsRed"
Full Version: ReadProcessMemory ? Need help plz
| CODE |
| IsRed 200, 10 My player have enought life Else Burn HP Pot End |
But i would like now that AC Tool read in the game my life with numeric, it's better for precision
Exemple :
| CODE |
| Readlife $life = adress memory of game If $life < 30 // if my life under 30 hp Burn HP Pot End |
I saw in "C++/Delphi/VB Development" Forum these links :
ReadProcessMemory
Talking about scanners memory, very good site !
and this link :
ReadProcessMemory for C++
Talking about ReadProcessMemory
But how can i use this command ? my AC Tool dont know the command "ReadMemoryProcess"
I looked the "readme.txt"
but nothing inI need add on ? i saw people talking about API command, how i use that ?
I've only AC Tool installed on my computer
Can help me plz ?
I believe in AC Tools the syntax to read a value from Memory is as follows (AC Tools/gaming computer is borked atm, and not gonna dl it on this )
ReadMemory Constant = Address
So...
ReadMemory HP = $HPAddr
Make sure your adress includes any leading 0's or trailing (trailing is obvious, not having the leading numbers threw me off a couple times) otherwise it will return 0, IIRC.
)ReadMemory Constant = Address
So...
ReadMemory HP = $HPAddr
Make sure your adress includes any leading 0's or trailing (trailing is obvious, not having the leading numbers threw me off a couple times) otherwise it will return 0, IIRC.
Hello
AC Tool Help
Description
The ReadMemory command reads a DWord from a processes memory. This statement should only be used if you know exactly what you are doing.
Parameters
The constant to load the DWord into
The hexidecimal memory address to read
Example
AC Tool Help
Description
The ReadMemory command reads a DWord from a processes memory. This statement should only be used if you know exactly what you are doing.
Parameters
The constant to load the DWord into
The hexidecimal memory address to read
Example
| CODE |
Constants Const1=NoValue end ReadMemory Const1 = 005D7718 |
But first who can say to me how many octects have a DWord ?
Const1 is a value in Decimal or Hexadecimal
The function ReadMemory read how many octect in memory ? only 1 or more ?
because the life in my game use 4 Bytes
Do i need use 4* ReadMemory as :
| CODE |
ReadMemory Const1 = 035DB0E9 ReadMemory Const2 = 035DB0EA ReadMemory Const3 = 035DB0EB ReadMemory Const4 = 035DB0EC SetConst $Constant = $Const1 + $Const2 + $Const3 + $Const4 or SetConst $Constant = $Const4 + $Const3 + $Const2 + $Const1 |
As you can see i really duno how work this function, i really need some help
And for finish i dont think that this function can work because, i can't definit before use ReadMemory a function as OpenProcessus for force ReadMemory to read in the processus
It's why i asked how use ReadMemoryProcess
Please Help me
Michel,
First of all, there is not ReadProcessMemory function/command in AC Tool.
The reason you had seen threads about the use of such function/command. Is because it is a function used in C++/Delphi/VB developement.
The only way to read any memory location in a game, from with in a AC Tool macro/script, is with the ReadMemory command.
You will find more information, including scripts that used it, in the Earth and Beyond forum. Read the following threads:
Memory 4 Dummies
and
Memory 4 Dummies, 2nd Ed.
and
sb reset angle hack updated
They have information on how to find the memory locations. And how to use them, although it is for E&B. The process will be the same for all other games.
The last thread has a macro/script called memkiller.mac. This macro was used to help the E&B'ers to read the character standing angle. When they enter a starbase, or reset the character position in a starbase. You could use this macro to help you with your attempts to read the memory location in the game you are playing in.
As for the size of the DWord, at the moment I can not seem to remember it. And I do not wish to make a guess on it's size. My best advise is for you to do a search on the net. As DWord type is a standard and you should be able to fined it's size is.
But, if you do not want to do that, then I would suggest that you experiement. To see what you end up with in your constant.
First of all, there is not ReadProcessMemory function/command in AC Tool.
The reason you had seen threads about the use of such function/command. Is because it is a function used in C++/Delphi/VB developement.
The only way to read any memory location in a game, from with in a AC Tool macro/script, is with the ReadMemory command.
You will find more information, including scripts that used it, in the Earth and Beyond forum. Read the following threads:
Memory 4 Dummies
and
Memory 4 Dummies, 2nd Ed.
and
sb reset angle hack updated
They have information on how to find the memory locations. And how to use them, although it is for E&B. The process will be the same for all other games.
The last thread has a macro/script called memkiller.mac. This macro was used to help the E&B'ers to read the character standing angle. When they enter a starbase, or reset the character position in a starbase. You could use this macro to help you with your attempts to read the memory location in the game you are playing in.
As for the size of the DWord, at the moment I can not seem to remember it. And I do not wish to make a guess on it's size. My best advise is for you to do a search on the net. As DWord type is a standard and you should be able to fined it's size is.
But, if you do not want to do that, then I would suggest that you experiement. To see what you end up with in your constant.
Hello The WABBIT
i just read all the posts about Memory 4 Dummies
and i do 5 or 6 experiments with readmemory and setmemory
now i know how work theses functions, it's too cool, thx very much, i know now how read my life in game
ReadMemory and SetMemory work with SetActiveWindow
For DWord it's a 32 bit value, and the value after ReadMemory is a decimal value so he read 4 Bytes
Thx again
i just read all the posts about Memory 4 Dummies
and i do 5 or 6 experiments with readmemory and setmemory
now i know how work theses functions, it's too cool, thx very much, i know now how read my life in game
ReadMemory and SetMemory work with SetActiveWindow
For DWord it's a 32 bit value, and the value after ReadMemory is a decimal value
so he read 4 BytesThx again
I'm glad those topics were of help to you. And I'm glad your macro/script is now getting somewhere.
Good luck
Good luck
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