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[DEVCORE]

Hey guys, currently making a game hack and I'm really new and only know basic stuff so please keep it simple.

I will post a image of my code. But here is the problem I am trying to WPM with new ammo value but it does not work. But when I removed the second RPM line it works. The line that I removed shows current ammo. How can I show current ammo and also write new ammo? I don't know what I'm doing wrong.

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DWORD Off1 = 0x0; // ammo offset
DWORD Off2 = 0x14; // ammo offset
DWORD Off3 = 0x384; // ammo offset
DWORD Base = 0x0509b74; // local player base pointer (static pointer?)
DWORD Ammooff = 0x150; // final ammo offset ?????
DWORD BaseAdd = 0x400000; // Local Player Base Address (ac_client.exe)
DWORD OffsetLocal = 0x109b74; // Local Player Base Offset (ac_client.exe + offset)
int LocalPlayerBasePointer;
int NewAmmovalue = 696;





DWORD Process_ID;

GetWindowThreadProcessId(hWnd, &Process_ID);
HANDLE hProcess = OpenProcess(PROCESS_ALL_ACCESS, FALSE, Process_ID);

if (!hProcess)

{

MessageBox(NULL, "Cannot Find Process", "Error", MB_OK + MB_ICONERROR);

}

else
{

ReadProcessMemory(hProcess, (LPCVOID*)(BaseAdd + OffsetLocal), &LocalPlayerBasePointer, sizeof(LocalPlayerBasePointer), NULL);
cout << LocalPlayerBasePointer << endl;
system("PAUSE");
}

{ ReadProcessMemory(hProcess, (LPCVOID*)(LocalPlayerBasePointer + Ammooff), &LocalPlayerBasePointer, sizeof(LocalPlayerBasePointer), NULL);
cout << LocalPlayerBasePointer << endl;
system("PAUSE");



WriteProcessMemory(hProcess, (VOID*)(LocalPlayerBasePointer + Ammooff), &NewAmmovalue, sizeof(NewAmmovalue), NULL);
cout << NewAmmovalue << endl;
system("PAUSE");
}

[FreeER]

Just find existing trainer source code and compare it to yours? https://guidedhacking.com/threads/assault-cube-c-trainer.7989/

[DEVCORE]

[atom0s]

You're using some of the values incorrectly, or just assuming things incorrectly.

Firstly, you should avoid using 'PROCESS_ALL_ACCESS' as it can cause issues depending on the Windows version you are running on. Instead, specify the exact flags you need. (Failure to run things as admin will cause all access flags to fail, and depending on what Windows version you compile on, it wont work at all on others.)

On your 2nd read/write calls, you are assuming LocalPlayerBasePointer's value is going to be what it should be all the time, which it wont be since you are overwriting it. You should start reading the pointer over again to ensure you are reading the proper location.

You are also printing out 'NewAmmovalue' at the end. WriteProcessMemory does not alter the value after the call by using it like that. So it will always be the value you set it before, 696.

[FreeER]

[DEVCORE]

[quote="FreeER"][quote="pLearner"]

[DEVCORE]

Another quick question. Have a look at the code starting from RPM.

1) How do I get it to keep the function seperate. Like example one function then end and start next function. So if I add something to the first one it does not affect the second one? Was playing around and when I put cout << hex << for the first line it makes all turn into hex which I want to keep it seperate.

2) When I’m RPM for current ammo and the current ammo is displayed in the console. How do I update it? So when I shoot it will keep updating display of current ammo?


Thanks guys appreciate your help sorry for my rookie ness!

[atom0s]

1. Reset the options back to normal after you are done.
<< hex << will cause it to use hex values.
<< dec << will cause it to use decimal values.

2. In a console, you can either keep spamming the console with information or use the console API to specifically overwrite a certain location in the console. If you want visual information like this its better to start working on a UI instead.

[DEVCORE]

I ran into another problem again. I was trying to make my variables simpler and easier to read. Once I done this it does not work and reads the wrong stuff. I don't know what causing this can someone help me?

I know it's the RPM + WPM part and the final declaration variables I think. Before it was working but when I tried to simple the variables down it doesn't work now. Hmmmm? If you need the full code please ask.

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DWORD AmmoOffset = 0x150; // Final Current Ammo Offset? (Not sure what to call it)
DWORD ClientBaseAddress = 0x400000; // Local Player Base Address (ac_client.exe)
DWORD ClientOffset = 0x109b74; // Local Player Base Offset (ac_client.exe + offset)

// STORED VALUES //
int LocalPlayerBasePointer; // Where the address is stored from = ClientBaseAddress + ClientOffset
int CurrentAmmo; // Where the address is stored from = LocalPlayerBasePointer + AmmoOffset
int NewAmmovalue; // New Ammo value to write to memmory over current ammo....

// FINAL DECLARATIONS //
DWORD ClientAddress = ClientBaseAddress + ClientOffset;
DWORD RifleAmmoAddress = ClientAddress + AmmoOffset;



DWORD Process_ID;
GetWindowThreadProcessId(hWnd, &Process_ID);
HANDLE hProcess = OpenProcess(PROCESS_ALL_ACCESS, FALSE, Process_ID);

if (!hProcess)

{
MessageBox(NULL, "Cannot Find Process", "Error", MB_OK + MB_ICONERROR);
}


{
ReadProcessMemory(hProcess, (LPCVOID*)(ClientAddress), &LocalPlayerBasePointer, sizeof(LocalPlayerBasePointer), NULL);
cout << "This is the address of ClientBaseAddress + ClientOffset = " << LocalPlayerBasePointer << endl;
system("PAUSE");
// Text current disabled only enable for testing
}

{ cout << "=================================================================== " << endl;
cout << "WELCOME TO THE ASSAULT CUBE CONSOLE TRAINER " << endl;
cout << "=================================================================== " << endl;

ReadProcessMemory(hProcess, (LPCVOID*)(RifleAmmoAddress), &CurrentAmmo, sizeof(CurrentAmmo), NULL);
cout << "This is your Current Ammo = " << CurrentAmmo << endl;
system("PAUSE");

cout << "BEFORE AMMO HACK IS ENABLED ENTER THE AMOUNT AMMO YOU WANT: " << endl;
system("PAUSE");
cin >> NewAmmovalue;


WriteProcessMemory(hProcess, (VOID*)(RifleAmmoAddress), &NewAmmovalue, sizeof(NewAmmovalue), NULL);
cout << "This is the Ammo Hack that will be written. " << NewAmmovalue << endl;
system("PAUSE");

[FreeER]

so go back to your working code and change one thing at a time.

[DEVCORE]

I have but still don’t know what is wrong. When I delete everything under the final declarations section. Then in the RPM/WPM section I replace RifleAmmoAddreess with LocalPlayerBasePointer + AmmoOffset it works but when I try make it simpler and easier to read like above code it won’t work?

[FreeER]

[DEVCORE]

In the RPM/WPM section when I remove the (RifleAmmoAddress) and replace it with: (LocalPlayerBasePointer + AmmoOffset), it works.

But when I try make it simpler and easier to read by putting:
DWORD RifleAmmoAddress = LocalPlayerBasePointer + AmmoOffset
or
DWORD RifleAmmoAddress = ClientAddress + AmmoOffset

It will not work. Need some help totally don't know what and why this is going on.....

[FreeER]

Print them out and see what the difference is... Obviously if you were just replacing one value/expression with a variable that has the exact same value, it would work.

is the offset set right? Is the LocalPlayerBasePointer/ClientAddress right? Is it a pointer where you're supposed to use RPM? Are you moving the variable creation up before you've set the other two variables or did you create it directly before the line where you were going to use it? Have you declared it twice, setting it in side an if statement where the outer variable wouldn't be set (aka shadowing)? I certainly don't have any way to know based only on what you've given. Hence why I told you in my last post that you should share the full code for both the working version and the broken version.

[DEVCORE]