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Writing bytes to memory without pushing down previous memory
Writing bytes to memory without pushing down previous memory
I have some bytes that I write to a address lets say the address is 0x577323,
before I have changed the bytes the bytes equal 9384 29230000 and lets say I am trying to write 3774 93840000 to it. If I write that to it it pushes the 9384 29230000 down to other addresses so heres the cheat engine view
Before
After I run hack
So my question is how do I write the memory without pushing the already written memory down?
before I have changed the bytes the bytes equal 9384 29230000 and lets say I am trying to write 3774 93840000 to it. If I write that to it it pushes the 9384 29230000 down to other addresses so heres the cheat engine view
Before
Code:
00577323 = 9384 29230000 00577325 = 37 89 00577325 = 37 89 00577325 = 37 89 00577325 = 37 89 00577325 = 37 89
Code:
00577323 = 3774 93840000 00577325 = 93 84 00577325 = 29 23 00577325 = 00 00
i dont know what you're doing but thats not normal behavior for any type of memory writing, therefor you must be doing something very retarded.
that, and there is no way for an addresss to take those values...
that, and there is no way for an addresss to take those values...
Originally Posted by Hell_Demon
i dont know what you're doing but thats not normal behavior for any type of memory writing, therefor you must be doing something very retarded.
that, and there is no way for an addresss to take those values...
that, and there is no way for an addresss to take those values...
lol sorry I figured out what was happening when I was doing WriteProcessMemory I
declared the size of the bytes by doing sizeof(bytes) when that gave the wrong value I had to type in the number of bytes manually :P
declared the size of the bytes by doing sizeof(bytes) when that gave the wrong value I had to type in the number of bytes manually :P