Thread: [C#]I have a problem with pointers(VIDEO)

CODE:

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public Form1()
{
InitializeComponent();
}
Memorys mem = new Memorys("Game");
private void Form1_Load(object sender, EventArgs e)
{

}

private void button1_Click(object sender, EventArgs e)
{
uint base_address = mem.baseaddress("Game.exe");
base_address = base_address + 0x2E9A8C;
uint address = (uint)mem.ReadPointer(base_address) + 0x68;
address = (uint)mem.ReadPointer(address) + 0x1b4;
address = (uint)mem.ReadPointer(address) + 0x4;
address = (uint)mem.ReadPointer(address) + 0x9a4;
MessageBox.Show(address.ToString(""));

}

I get strange results why?
If u have a project to read pointers can u give me??
I`m not pro in C# but i heard is better then vb.net at this part with pointers.
HERE ARE THE DLL`s i`m using v1,idk how to use v2
V2 Functions:

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//You need to import the DLL into your resources
using MemoryControl; //Allows it to be used in project.

MemC.cOpenProcessMemory("iw5mp"); // Opens the given application. DO THIS BEFORE ANYTHING ELSE;
MemC.cCloseProcess(); // Closes the process opened with cOpenProcessMemory(). DO THIS AFTER EDITING/READING MEMORY;
MemC.getProcessID("explorer"); // Returns an integer value of the application ID of the given process;
MemC.WriteXNOP(desiredAddress, 5); //Writes 5 NOP bytes (0x90) to the given address;
MemC.WriteXInt(desiredAddress, 255); //Writes the value 255 to the given address;
MemC.WriteXFloat(desiredAddress, floatValue); //Writes the floatValue to the given address;
MemC.WriteXDouble(desiredAddress, doubleValue); //Writes the doubleValue to the given address;
MemC.WriteXString(desiredAddress, stringX); //Writes stringX to the desired address(ASCII);
MemC.WriteXBytes(desiiredAddress, byteBuffer); //Writes the given bytes in the byteBuffer to the given address;
MemC.readXInt(desiredAddress); // Returns the integer stored at the desired address;
MemC.readXBytes(desiredAddress, 100); //Returns a byte array of 100 bytes from given address;
MemC.readXString(desiredAddress, 20); //Returns a string of 20 characters from desired address;
MemC.readXFloat(desiredAddress); //Returns a floating point at the desired address;
MemC.readXDouble(desiredAddress); //Returns a double at the desired address;

And for v1:
IDK all functions download v1 from attachments

Originally Posted by P.o.X

I get strange results why?
If u have a project to read pointers can u give me??
I`m not pro in C# but i heard is better then vb.net at this part with pointers.

Can we see your class for "Memorys"?

It's hard to see how the functions work properly with just function being used

---------- Post added at 11:48 PM ---------- Previous post was at 07:13 AM ----------

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public Form1()
{
InitializeComponent();
}
Memorys mem = new Memorys("Game");
private void Form1_Load(object sender, EventArgs e)
{

}

private void button1_Click(object sender, EventArgs e)
{
uint base_address = mem.baseaddress("Game.exe");
base_address = base_address + 0x2E9A8C;
uint address = (uint)mem.ReadPointer(base_address) + 0x68;
address = (uint)mem.ReadPointer(address) + 0x1b4;
address = (uint)mem.ReadPointer(address) + 0x4;
address = (uint)mem.ReadPointer(address) + 0x9a4;
MessageBox.Show(address.ToString(""));

}

I couldn't get the v1/v2 dll's to work for some reason(dependency errors) but on the last line of your code " MessageBox.Show(address.ToString("")); " just show's a message where the address is located.

I have taken a look around the net and found the post where the dll was posted and saw these functions:

To Read:

Code:
mem.ReadPointer(address);

Retrun int but you can use:

Code:
mem.ReadPointer(address).ToString();

To write in a label or wathaver

And to read a string:

Code:
mem.ReadString(address).ToString();

From what he/she mentioned, you can read the address using the function " .ReadPointer(address) "

so, in your case; you can remove the line " MessageBox.Show(address.ToString("")); "

and change it to this:

public Form1()
{
InitializeComponent();
}
Memorys mem = new Memorys("Game");
private void Form1_Load(object sender, EventArgs e)
{

}

private void button1_Click(object sender, EventArgs e)
{
uint base_address = mem.baseaddress("Game.exe");
base_address = base_address + 0x2E9A8C;
uint address = (uint)mem.ReadPointer(base_address) + 0x68;
address = (uint)mem.ReadPointer(address) + 0x1b4;
address = (uint)mem.ReadPointer(address) + 0x4;
address = (uint)mem.ReadPointer(address) + 0x9a4;
int hp = mem.ReadPointer(address);
MessageBox.Show(Convert.ToString(hp));

}

Try it and see how it goes.