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Need Help with wolfteam Memory hacking

PostPosted: Thu Sep 01, 2011 1:07 am
by RYVEN
Hello The Name is Ryven First of all Sorry for spelling.

I Need Help im Learning C++. i been looking for Wolfteam Memory Address first i try the bullets i did it right but hen i found it and change the value nothing happen. well it did change but it was just pain it was fake. i fallow some of the tut here how to find it and the same thing happen it dosent change any help what em i dong wrong

26/60 bullets. open process wolfteam bin.

1# i seach for 26 bulles adress come up

2# i go on game and shot 1. i seach 25 bullets and

3# i shot 1 more bullet and seach for 24 bullets

4# i do the same until i get one address

5# after i find the address i add the adress to my list and change the value.

but like i said nothing happen on game can some one help me out please im not that good at this. WHen i change the value it dose change on game but it only paint it not real.

Any help will be all right.

Ps. dont talk @#^$% to me i dont give a $^%%# what you think i know im a noob at this but im doing the best i can i been learing c++ by my self and all those who talk %#$@ to people i bet 50 usd That they dont now $^&%^# :

Re: Need Help with wolfteam Memory hacking

PostPosted: Thu Sep 01, 2011 8:06 pm
by TopHat
I'm kinda new to memoryhacking as well and I've learned the hard way that you should not begin with to difficult stuff :( .

I think the feature "Find what writes this adress" is probably what you need, I think there are some tutorials on that in the tutorial section.

have Fun :wink:

Re: Need Help with wolfteam Memory hacking

PostPosted: Fri Sep 02, 2011 3:25 am
by RYVEN
Thank you i see to it

Re: Need Help with wolfteam Memory hacking

PostPosted: Tue Sep 20, 2011 3:21 pm
by L. Spiro
Did you lock the value after adding it to the list?

Also, bullets are often stored as clip size - total shots fired.
Consider what other ways they could store the bullet information and adjust your searches accordingly.
If they are going by the number of shots fired, an integer will decrease each time you fire instead of increase, for example.


L. Spiro