[Mayh3m]

Hello HC, I have been working a program that will allow me to manipulate the way a process stores memory and uses it. I have been working on this project for a about a week now. Just collecting resources understanding how it all works and then making a way to use it all. So here is what I got so far.

Functions:
Reads - Long, Integer, Float
Writes - Long, Integer, Float
Selecting and loading processes done easily. (File -> Load)



The calculate section is still being developed at this moment in time. It will be used to calculate addresses using base pointers and offsets. This tool is going to be better soon. This is basically just a skeleton for it. Far as for testing purposes and making sure I can get the flexibility I want for the project in order.

If you have any feedback please feel free. Also if you guys have any ideas about how I could improve the project please let me know as well.

[chmod]

I'm not a .net/VB developer so can't give you any pointers anyway but on behalf of those that can, how can they provide any real feedback from a screen shot? without reading the code no feedback or suggestions for improvement can be made

[Mayh3m]

Suggestions as in how I could find base pointers more efficiently than running it through Cheat Engine over and over again until I figure out how one application works. Other features they would like to see implemented. Somethings they would like to see come of this. Ya know feedback and suggestions. No offense but, the screenshot was to just show the 'skeleton' of the program at the moment. this is a work in progress.

[dropzon3]

Suggestions as in how I could find base pointers more efficiently than running it through Cheat Engine over and over again until I figure out how one application works.

Probably the easiest and most documented method is creating a remote thread in the target application: http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/...85%29.aspx Then you can access the remote process's memory and read/white.

Its not the best method as applications can detect it but its the most common in my experience and easiest to implement.

[Mayh3m]

Will look into it! Thanks for the feedback. I have many ideas of things I can do with this. So I hope to satisfy the community with some awesome things.