Cheat Engine

[sambushme]

I have used cheat engine to find the address that I was looking for but I cant help but notice it doesnt look the same to what I am used to.

Normal address(8 characters) example: 09A3E873
My address(12 characters): 7FF6104486E3

So I then created a quick Autoit script to see if this even works when trying to read it.... it doesnt.
Can someone,anyone please help me out with this? Even if you can provide some infomation regarding the memory address and/or why it is different.

#include <NomadMemory.au3>

$demo = ProcessExists ( "DemoProgram.exe")
$MemoryOpem = _MemoryOpen($demo)

while 1
$Mem_Read = _MemoryRead ('0x' & '7FF6104486E3', $MemoryOpem)

ToolTip($Mem_Read,0,0)

Sleep(100)
WEnd

[Viloresi]

Wow, nomad memory... that flashed my mind back in to the 2007 ...
Aniway if you read inside nomad.au3 you will find that the third parameter you can give to the _memoryread function, is the type of the value you are going to read... By default it is set to DWORD , so it's 32 bits... And these are not enough for a hex number with 12 ciphers...
You are saying characters but I'm not sure, that you know that it is what you meant.
Btw if it is made of 12 characters you can try
_MemoryOpen(address , processid , char[13])

[Zanzer]

That's what happens when you attach to a 64-bit target.
I don't know AutoIt, so I can't help you.
If that address works in CE, then that's the correct address.
I find it odd that it ends with a "3", but if it works, it works.

[sambushme]

I tried to do this i C++ but i get something strange in return.
This is what i get back in return: 0094B138
0094B138 should equal 5 but it doesnt. I thought maybe it was a hex value but its not.



ReadProcessMemory(handle, (LPVOID)0x7FF6104486E3, &newValue, sizeof(newValue), 0);
cout << "new value is" << &newValue << endl;
Sleep(5000);
exit(-1);

[Viloresi]

you should use