Memory Hacking Software

Hi all! I'm trying to learn how to use this program and I think I must be doing something wrong regarding the Auto-Hack feature.

After I add an address to the watch list, I right-click on it an select "Find What Accesses This Address" and the Disassembler opens. This is where I think I might be screwing something up. The Disassembler opens to the "Auto-Hack" tab, but the "Target Addresses", "Code Addresses", and "Information" section are not present. I'm trying to follow along with the help file, and it seems to indicate that these sections should appear automatically.



Does anyone have an idea of what I may be doing that is making this tool not function properly?

Thanks all for your help!

Move your mouse over the white X on the Helper Window header bar.


L. Spiro

Also don't move your MHS to a second display if you have one!
The GUI seems to have many problems with "not-main-displays".

Felheart wrote:Also don't move your MHS to a second display if you have one!
The GUI seems to have many problems with "not-main-displays".

Thank you both very much for your response! Indeed I was running MHS on my secondary display and the game on the first. For what it's worth from a debugging perspective, when the Disassembler's initial window startup position was on my secondary (non-primary) display the three sections of the Auto-Hack tool were not being displayed (as seen in above screen shot). Even when the Disassembler window was moved to the primary monitor and I moused over the Helper's "X" there was still nothing displayed. When I closed the Disassembler while it was on my primary display, then reopened it (so it started on my primary display) the Auto-Hack tool was being displayed properly.

Thank you both very much for you input! I look forward to learning a lot from this software set.

I took days to figure the problem with a secondary monitor out
But I know for certain that this bug is not L's fault.
Microsoft's window-renderer just seems to have a little flaw...