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Those people remind me of my friends sister..

I was playing recently and won with 2/5 bases 2000 vs 1990.  We were sure we going to lose, too!  btw, get more addons!

Joe, I am disapointed.  First you start botting, now you buy gold?  For shame.

Resurrect, happy Pi Day again.

I play on Thunderlord, as Maed, a 60 Mage.  My alts are:

Level 7 Warrior -- Mead
Level 7 Rouge -- ChezusCrust

I play on Thunderlord and am a 59.9 Gnome Mage.

The Addons that you can see in Zak's screenshot are: Titanbar, CTmod, and Raid Assisstance.

My Family is Conservative, I think they suck, but they're better then the other ones.  I don't like what Mike Harris did though; I want my grade 13 back.

Quote from: Newby on January 07, 2006, 02:42 PM
If you used a hash-based authentication (translate the password into a hash and compare it with the hash so all they see is the hash value when they disassemble it) I bet they'll give up.

Quote from: MyndFyre on January 05, 2006, 05:07 PM
One byte in a hex editor.

Quote from: rabbit on January 06, 2006, 09:55 PM

Quote from: Networks on January 06, 2006, 03:20 PM
I want the user to press a hotkey at any moment in time regardless of the program's focus and execute a certain function. For example if I am in a game and I press a hotkey I wish for my application to write a certain piece of data to a certain offset.

Ahh..your intentions are no longer hidden.

It was pretty obvious what he was doing.

Networks, use what Skywing said, RegisterHotKey it should work well.

Quote from: Shout on January 06, 2006, 11:19 PM
Woot! Nabo now has a girl friend! I've hooked up more couples then I've had girlfriends. :/

Tell her that he watches 10gb of hentai videos a day.

Well, as much as I want to pursue this, I'm just doing to draw it onto the window, now that Kp suggested it.  I might try moving the window so that it on the the screen, like X-Fire does since I don't really like playing while in DxWnd, or anything not full-screened.  I plan to continue trying later on, when I have more free time, so thank you very much Skywing, I'm sure everything you provided will be invaluable.  Thanks Kp, if all else fails I guess I'll do it the classic way.

http://www.x86labs.org:81/forum/index.php/topic,4342.0.html

I blame Columbians for the drugs, and Americans for the guns.

Ugh.... sorry Thing.

Okay, reverse engineer it and make a program that generates the code for your hardware.

Okay, I've disassembled starcraft, and done some scans on the memory and figured out where the locations are for the resolutions, I'm now trying to change them before they are executed and I wrote the following program, which isn't working.


#include <windows.h>
#include <stdlib.h>
#include <stdio.h>

int main()
{
HWND star = 0;
DWORD prcID;
HANDLE prcHandle;

printf("Starcraft Resolution Changer\n\n");
while (star == 0)
{
star = FindWindow(NULL, "Brood War");
}
GetWindowThreadProcessId(star, &prcID);
prcHandle = OpenProcess(0x1F0FFF, false, prcID);
while (1)
{
WriteProcessMemory(prcHandle, (LPVOID)0x0014F6FC, "600", 4, NULL);
WriteProcessMemory(prcHandle, (LPVOID)0x0015F700, "800", 4, NULL);
}
return 0;
}


Is there an error in the code, or am going about this all wrong?