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    Memory Reading / Offset usage?

    Hi, I am looking into memory editing, and am quite confused.

    I saw some 'offsets' such as: 0x006E71A0

    and some that were like, Game.dll+8E336C

    and in this thread (http://www.vbforums.com/showthread.php?p=3819578)

    has this: 132290


    I'd more so think the 0x006E71A0 and the Game.dll+8E336C are among the same format, so i'd like to use that.

    I have also read somewhere(this could be wrong) that the memory addresses formats are different between VB, C#, and C++.


    I'd basically like to read the value. Not inject..Just..read.

    Any ideas in a simplicity form?

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    Re: Memory Reading / Offset usage?

    Dynamic link libraries are loaded dynamically, whcih means that although they might have a prefered base address where they want to load they aren't guaranteed to get that address. What "Game.dll+8E336C" means is "the base address of Game.dll plus an offset of 8E336C".

    There is some background in this article that may help...

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    Re: Memory Reading / Offset usage?

    Thank you much my friend. I'll read that article.

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