vb.net Multi-Level pointer diffrent result than the one in Cheat engine? help

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Originally Posted by exia69 [Only registered and activated users can see links. Click Here To Register...]

Im currently on my Laptop and cannot test this, but by looking at it I dont think it will work.
since "Tera.exe" is a string it cannot be added to the hex, i also tried to globalize the string to Hex+address still didint work.
I even tried to put ReadProcessMemory(phandle, "tera.exe" + CurAdd + CurOFFset, CurMem, 4, 0)
but it throws an error saying that a string cannot be converted to a double.

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Like i said before on my other post, go to CE and go to the address ("TERA.exe"+01716B5C) and use that as a base address. not the gbaseid

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Originally Posted by yizheng [Only registered and activated users can see links. Click Here To Register...]

Like i said before on my other post, go to CE and go to the address ("TERA.exe"+01716B5C) and use that as a base address. not the gbaseid

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But if I just "TERA.exe"+01716B5C in CE as an address without any pointers then the value will be wrong.
And if I use "TERA.exe"+01716B5C in ReadProcessMemory it will break because "TERA.exe" is a string and not a workable hex which is why gbaseid uses the module ID then Adds the Address right? Im fairly new to memory reading so please correct if im wrong.

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Originally Posted by exia69 [Only registered and activated users can see links. Click Here To Register...]

But if I just "TERA.exe"+01716B5C in CE as an address without any pointers then the value will be wrong.
And if I use "TERA.exe"+01716B5C in ReadProcessMemory it will break because "TERA.exe" is a string and not a workable hex which is why gbaseid uses the module ID then Adds the Address right? Im fairly new to memory reading so please correct if im wrong.

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you have misunderstood what i just wrote..

What i'm saying is if you go to CE and go to the address of ""TERA.exe"+01716B5C" it will end up around "0XXXXXX". Use that "0XXXXXX" as the base address other than the whole "TERA.exe"+01716B5C.

then change your pointer to this:

<Address>0XXXXXXX</Address>
<Offset>48</Offset>
<Offset>C</Offset>
<Offset>30</Offset>
<Offset>724</Offset>
<Offset>29C</Offset>

This is an example. not the real base address.

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Originally Posted by yizheng [Only registered and activated users can see links. Click Here To Register...]

you have misunderstood what i just wrote..

What i'm saying is if you go to CE and go to the address of ""TERA.exe"+01716B5C" it will end up around "0XXXXXX". Use that "0XXXXXX" as the base address other than the whole "TERA.exe"+01716B5C.

then change your pointer to this:

<Address>0XXXXXXX</Address>
<Offset>48</Offset>
<Offset>C</Offset>
<Offset>30</Offset>
<Offset>724</Offset>
<Offset>29C</Offset>

This is an example. not the real base address.

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Oh I think I know what you mean now!! I will most certainly try this when I get home

---------- Post added 2012-05-24 at 08:08 AM ---------- Previous post was 2012-05-23 at 11:27 PM ----------

It did not work sadly :/
I have setup a Marshal.GetLastWin32Error and It does throw an exception every time I try to read the pointer. The error code is 998
Description ERROR_NOACCESS Invalid access to memory location.
This happens when I use TERA.EXE+Address I found in CE which is some 0XXXXXX


If I use the original code I posted with TERA.EXE+Address then offsets I get another Error:
I get 998 AGAIN and if I keep running the code It switches the error from 998 to 299
ERROR_PARTIAL_COPY Only part of a ReadProcessMemory or WriteProcessMemory request was completed.

The values also change each time I run the code, Im guessing that since it cant completely read the pointer each time it reads different offset from the list.

Anyone know a solution to this Error?
Also Im running the program as Administrator.

A Dynamic address?

As mentioned a few posts b4 this is not how you read pointers . You cant simply mash up the values together and hope for a good result. Each set of pointers (pairs) needs to be a subject of a memory read and THEN the adress of this memory read will be a subject to another addition of an offset. (At least i believe so) Damn still 6 hrs till I get my hands on Tera lol

I am interested in the Memory Editor Class Library (C# Source Version) from "Estx".
And since this is the only remaining mirror of the file.

I would be grateful if the forum admins would unlock my account, so that I can download the mentioned library and in the future hopefully participate more actively in this forum.

Best regards

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