C++ help needed

I'm looking for some C++ experts which can teach me a thing or two about the following functions:

FindWindow()
ReadProcessMemory()
WriteProcessMemory()

I still seem to be lacking some knowledge on these functions.
If you have the patience to help me out on this I would be very grateful.

Add me on Xfire: seanaero
or just leave a reply here on how I can contact you :)

Thanks in advance,

Sean Aero

http://lmgtfy.com/?q=c%2B%2B+memory+editing


Try it sometime.

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Originally Posted by Kalub

http://lmgtfy.com/?q=c%2B%2B+memory+editing


Try it sometime.

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Thanks for your "suggestion". I too thought it would be a good idea to start searching the internet and try some stuff out before asking for help. So I have been doing so for the last 2 days, have gained some valuable knowledge, but I seem to be getting stuck with certain errors given in Visual Studio 2008. This is why I posted here.

Instead of building a complete trainer I thought it would be wise to build the trainer from the bottom up.
First splitting the timer from the "FindWindow()" and build them in separate programs.
I succeeded with the timer but failed with the FindWindow function.
I have the feeling I'm forgetting to include something.

Again if there is someone willing to help me out by having a look at my code, please contact me.

Why use FindWindow when you want processes? And how does it fail?

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Originally Posted by Vicky

Why use FindWindow when you want processes? And how does it fail?

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FindWindow can be used in conjunction with other process handling routines to actually hook the process. Basically you'd use it to find the "Halo", window. I used to use this method back in the VB6 days.

What you want to do is find the process ID, or window ID then you can attach to that.

WriteProcessMemory() basically takes the process ID of the Halo window, the address of what you are editing, the actual data your trying to write which is known as the buffer, the size of the buffer in bytes and the output number of bytes written which is used to error check.

I don't really see what you want from us, explain these functions? Theres a ton of resources on the web.

I'll take a gander at your code, I'm busy but I'll try my best :)

Are you actually competent with C++?

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Originally Posted by Limited

I don't really see what you want from us, explain these functions? Theres a ton of resources on the web.

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I should be more specific, what I'm looking for is someone who is experienced with these functions and who is willing to have a look at my code at times when I get really stuck.

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I'll take a gander at your code, I'm busy but I'll try my best :)

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Thanks would really appreciate it! ( PM. How to get in direct contact with you. Xfire, AIM, MSN? )

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Originally Posted by Limited

Are you actually competent with C++?

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Starting at how many days would you call someone competent? :iamafag:
In other words, very new to C++. Non the less reading a lot about it, trying a lot of examples, really want to get familiar with it.

You know what APIs are?

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Originally Posted by Limited

FindWindow can be used in conjunction with other process handling routines to actually hook the process. Basically you'd use it to find the "Halo", window. I used to use this method back in the VB6 days.

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Yes, that's one way.. but getting a processlist gives you right what you want. And you don't need hooks.

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Originally Posted by seanaero

In other words, very new to C++. Non the less reading a lot about it, trying a lot of examples, really want to get familiar with it.

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And making a 'trainer' is of course the 1st thing you want to try....

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Originally Posted by Vicky

And making a 'trainer' is of course the 1st thing you want to try....

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Keeps me motivated :-3

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Keeps me motivated Will get me frustrated :-3

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