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nsehnheni
How do I cheat?
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 Posted: Fri Jun 19, 2020 9:34 am Post subject: Long Pointer Address won't change value when writing memory |
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| I've tried many other games such as black ops 2 zombies and far cry 5 and when I write to the addresses in c++ I am able to successfully change the value. Usually those games, most games, will have a nice short address like this 02347D68, but I've been trying with another game called "DrugDealerSimulator" on the unreal engine and when I get a pointer or a basic address for one of the inventory slots or the skill points I get an address like this "2149B245AF4". Everytime I try to write to that address the value doesn't change, it seems a lot longer than the normal addresses that I've changed the values of in the past when making game cheats. The value doesn't change, it is 4 bytes, but something seems different and is different, does anyone know of a solution? I guarantee there are many people out there with more knowledge than me lol
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You are probably seeing a difference in pointer sizes due to going from hacking 32bit processes to 64bit processes.
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nsehnheni
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| atom0s wrote: | | You are probably seeing a difference in pointer sizes due to going from hacking 32bit processes to 64bit processes. |
yeh I've since learned how to do that, but I can't seem to write to the memory for a pointer address. For example, if I have the module name and offset, I can, for other games, get the pointer to display the right value on my application and I am able to modify the value, but I can't seem to do this 64 bit game. I tried switching DWORD to DWORD64 etc but nothing works, I tried __int64 and others. Nothing.
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