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Thread: Poking a Value?!?!

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    Question

    Umm... okay, im going to create a trainer, and I want to poke a value on this game, First... how would you let vb know what offset you are going to poke, then how would you poke a value in that offset that was specified? Exm:

    offset = "FFFFFF"
    poke = "00a4c4d2 9F"

    HOW?!?!?!?! CAN ANYONE HELP ME PLS?
    THANK YOU
    Dim VB as MyLife
    if VB = True then
    Load MyLife
    Else
    Unload MyLife
    End
    End If

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    I might be ignorant and this might be possible but I dont think VB is the best application to do this with.

    Have you thought about something like C?

    The reason I say this is that VB is very protective of doing all of its work "inside" the memory space you provide for it... asking it to "poke" into a memory address not only ouside its own scope but also in the scope of another "running" application is dangerous and that danger might mean VB simply stops it from happening, or doesn't give you the ability to do it... or worse still simply crashes with a "page fault violation" which means you tried to access memory outside of its own space.

    Wish you luck!

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    no wonder C

    No wonder they use C!!! ohh well, i'll probably just program it in C, i mean... im trying to find a way to do it in vb, if theres any SAFER way to do it, if anyone can help me pls do so, or just put an example code... thank you!
    Dim VB as MyLife
    if VB = True then
    Load MyLife
    Else
    Unload MyLife
    End
    End If

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    I saw this URL in a post somewhere.

    http://216.239.35.100/search?q=cache...&hl=en&ie=UTF8

    (This thing does a good job of messing up the [URL] tag, hehe)

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