The subject says what I want.
It's possible to get a value from a pre-defined memory adress?
Get value from memory address.
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Re: Get value from memory address.
Hi,
Can you elaborate on what you are wanting to achieve?
Can you elaborate on what you are wanting to achieve?
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Re: Get value from memory address.
Oh, hi!
So, I need to copy/read a string value from a pre-determinated address.
It's a roulette with 10 values, the final user can't see what is the value on roulette, but I can see it analizing the memory.
With this, I will make some conditions for the macro.
Without get the value directly from this address, I can't do anything.
An example:
let>Value1=%address_with_the_value%
if>Value1="hohoho"
(list of things to do)
else
(list of other things to do)
endif
The main problem is that I can't get this value in other ways. Because naturally they don't want anyone see the value.
So, I need to copy/read a string value from a pre-determinated address.
It's a roulette with 10 values, the final user can't see what is the value on roulette, but I can see it analizing the memory.
With this, I will make some conditions for the macro.
Without get the value directly from this address, I can't do anything.
An example:
let>Value1=%address_with_the_value%
if>Value1="hohoho"
(list of things to do)
else
(list of other things to do)
endif
The main problem is that I can't get this value in other ways. Because naturally they don't want anyone see the value.
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Re: Get value from memory address.
Well, I'm still not clear, but I'm guessing you want to somehow peek at the memory of an external process. Either way there's no native functions to do this with Macro Scheduler. It *may* be possible using Win32 API functions and LibFunc but without knowing more it's hard to say. It's not something Macro Scheduler is designed to do though. Isn't the information on the screen?
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Re: Get value from memory address.
Exactly, you got the point.
There is no information on screen, because it's a roulette. The only information is a prompt asking me if I'll continue or no.
But the value is already in the memory.
It's like a tv show that you need to choose one door to enter, you don't know what are inside in each one, but the organizers of the show knows.
If you could read their minds, you'll choose the best door, right?
There is no information on screen, because it's a roulette. The only information is a prompt asking me if I'll continue or no.
But the value is already in the memory.
It's like a tv show that you need to choose one door to enter, you don't know what are inside in each one, but the organizers of the show knows.
If you could read their minds, you'll choose the best door, right?
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Re: Get value from memory address.
Ah, you mean like cheating? 
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Re: Get value from memory address.
In this case, no.
This ins't a luck game or something like. I need the automation to leave the pc while macro is running.
I used this example because this is the only thing that came in my mind.
The case is that I don't know what will appear in the screen (and there is no other way to know), so I can't set macro scheduler to take the actions.
Yep, this macro is for a game, but not to cheat. I can't say the game name because the devs will block my automation and the use of macro scheduler if they found this topic.
I don't know if you guys give support for games, if no, I'll understand.
I can pm you with my code and explain all the process if you want, but I don't know if you have time to this.
This ins't a luck game or something like. I need the automation to leave the pc while macro is running.
I used this example because this is the only thing that came in my mind.
The case is that I don't know what will appear in the screen (and there is no other way to know), so I can't set macro scheduler to take the actions.
Yep, this macro is for a game, but not to cheat. I can't say the game name because the devs will block my automation and the use of macro scheduler if they found this topic.
I don't know if you guys give support for games, if no, I'll understand.
I can pm you with my code and explain all the process if you want, but I don't know if you have time to this.
Re: Get value from memory address.
Anyone?
I took a look in these Windows API and all.
I have no idea to how to proceed with this.
I took a look in these Windows API and all.
I have no idea to how to proceed with this.
