Memory Hacking Software

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First off:
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Stop using DWORD and definitely stop using 4.

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memcpy( (LPVOID)&Bombs, (LPCVOID)&buffer, sizeof( UINT_PTR ) ); // Bombs is in the wrong position and sizeof() should be used instead of hardcoding numbers.  NEVER HARDCODE NUMBERS.

Secondly:
[] brackets in Complex Addresses replicate the dereference (*) operator in C/C++.
Whether you are working remotely or locally (remotely using ReadProcessMemory() or locally with an injected DLL), you need to create a function called DeRef() to make things easier.

If you are working remotely:

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UINT_PTR DeRef( UINT_PTR _uiptrPointer ) {
     UINT_PTR uiptrRet;

     if ( !::ReadProcessMemory( hProcess, reinterpret_cast<LPVOID>(_uiptrPointer), &uiptrRet, sizeof( uiptrRet ), NULL ) ) { return 0UL; }
     return uiptrRet;
}

If you are working locally inside the target process via an injected DLL:

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UINT_PTR DeRef( UINT_PTR _uiptrPointer ) {
     return (*reinterpret_cast<UINT_PTR *>(_uiptrPointer));
}

With your helper function working, simply replace “[” with “DeRef( ” and “]” with “ )”.

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[[0x00570074+0x0]+0x0]+0x8C

becomes:

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DefRef( DefRef( 0x00570074+0x0 )+0x0 )+0x8C

And since this resolves to a pointer to a DWORD, your code becomes:

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DWORD * pdwFinal = reinterpret_cast<DWORD *>(DefRef( DefRef( 0x00570074+0x0 )+0x0 )+0x8C);
(*pdwFinal) = 90;  // Modify the value.


L. Spiro

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If it only crashes while your threads are running then the answer is obvious: Close the threads before uninjecting.

Otherwise use a stable uninjector, such as the one in MHS.

If you are sure the injector is working, undo modifications to the game code that you may have made.


L. Spiro