How to use multilevel pointers with PointerWrite method?

[ZarrocZuckz]

Hey folks,
im new here and new in memory hacking in general.
I just watched fleeps c# trainer creation tut and now i wanted to make my own trainer for Plants vs Zombies but i dont know how to access multilevel pointers with the PointerWrite / PointerRead methods. Would be nice if someone could give me a hint how to do it.

Regards

 

[till0sch]

Hey folks,
im new here and new in memory hacking in general.
I just watched fleeps c# trainer creation tut and now i wanted to make my own trainer for Plants vs Zombies but i dont know how to access multilevel pointers with the PointerWrite / PointerRead methods. Would be nice if someone could give me a hint how to do it.

Regards

Do you have the Trainer class already? If not, download it from here: https://guidedhacking.com/showthread.php?3165-C-Better-Trainer-Class .

If e.g. your pointer is 0x232131 and your offsets are +0x123 and 0x167:

Trainer.ReadPointerInt32("Your process name", 0x232131, new int[] { 0x123, 0x167 });

 

[ZarrocZuckz]

I attached a pic of my multilevel pointer, 2262 is my ammo, so 0033D7E8 is my base pointer, right? so i can do it like:

Trainer.ReadPointerInt32("gamename", 0x0033D7E8, new int[] { 0x64, 0x54, 0x4, 0x80 });
right?

 

[till0sch]

I attached a pic of my multilevel pointer, 2262 is my ammo, so 0033D7E8 is my base pointer, right? so i can do it like:

Trainer.ReadPointerInt32("gamename", 0x0033D7E8, new int[] { 0x64, 0x54, 0x4, 0x80 });
right?

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Trainer.ReadPointerInt32(GAMENAME, POINTER, new int[] { OFFSET1, OFFSET2, ... });

EDIT: I can see your attachment now, your code (Trainer.ReadPointerInt32("gamename", 0x0033D7E8, new int[] { 0x64, 0x54, 0x4, 0x80 }) is NEARLY correct. The only mistake you made:
The address isn't obviously 0x0033D7E8, it is obviously .....exe+0x0033D7E8

-> You could:
- if the BaseAddress of the program is 0x00400000 (usual), just edit the pointer to 0x0073D7E8. To check this, go to Cheat Engine -> Memory View -> enter your process name +.exe -> Enter -> right click go to address. If it is 0x400000, everything correct.
- Else, you'll need a procedure that can give you the baseaddress.


If it isn't 0x400000, use this:
Process p = Process.GetProcessesByName("gamename")[0];
int baseaddress = p.MainModule.BaseAddress.ToInt32();

In your read out func use this:
Trainer.ReadPointerInt32("gamename", baseaddress + 0x0033D7E8, new int[] { 0x64, 0x54, 0x4, 0x80 });

 

[Rake]

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