View Full Version : Making an exp/hour-program
geoffreydv
5th December 2007, 15:22
Hi ^^
I never really made a useful application so I'm going to try to make one now. It's no hack, just a program that checks how much experience you get every 30 seconds and tells you how much you'll gain in an hour. But as a beginner I don't know enough about programming/gamehacking yet.
I have some questions:
1) Will I have to bypass gameguard to make it possible for my app to read data from maplestory? (if so can anyone point me to a good guide?)
2) How can I start looking for the correct addresses (with Moonlight engine)? I can't find maplestory.exe or anything like that. I'm only used to gamehack unprotected games (like freezing hp in a singleplayer game). Do I have to do something special first?
3) If I find the addresses eventually, how can I make my program read them correctly (with GG running etc..)?
I know C(++) and VB ^^
Thanks in advance
cuteharez
5th December 2007, 16:50
No if you are coding a new one(not using CE trainer) there is no need to undetect anything.
Learn how to search for pointer address. Then you will be able to find out the EXP.
geoffreydv
5th December 2007, 19:06
ok thanks, I'll try it out later.
hmm but I still have to choose a process from the list, how can I choose maplestory as a process without it being in the list?
cuteharez
5th December 2007, 19:46
Its suppose to auto attach.
geoffreydv
5th December 2007, 21:11
Hmm I can't open moonlight engine, I think my pc is blocking it. Is there an alternative? (I'm making the program for europe MS).
That Asian Guy
6th December 2007, 01:17
if ur pc blocks it, disable viruscan
geoffreydv
6th December 2007, 08:04
nope, even with my antivirus disabled I can't open it.
the systemca11retriever can't open systemca11signal and when I try to open it manually windows says I don't have access to the file -_- I've tried disabling the security center process but still have the error.
Toskel
6th December 2007, 09:33
Hmm, I've tried to read Maple's memory like this before without much success. You can't really get a handle to Maple's process after it starts, and if you got a handle to it as it was opening, it becomes invalid IIRC. I'm still not quite sure how you could "attach" to Maple programmatically. I would be interested in finding out the method as well.
gdbpoon
7th December 2007, 07:01
u need to be on a user with administration power to open any of teh executables to hack... if ur on a limited account on ur computer u cant run the uce's properly or most programs associated for that matter =]
Toskel
7th December 2007, 11:30
u need to be on a user with administration power to open any of teh executables to hack... if ur on a limited account on ur computer u cant run the uce's properly or most programs associated for that matter =]
That was completely offtopic... He's asking ways to READ Maple's memory and the location of the related values, it has NOTHING to do with hacks. He even stated that it's not a hack.
geoffreydv
7th December 2007, 18:36
I really can't get it to work, I have admin rights on my pc so I reall don't know why it gets blocked. Aren't there any other working uce's?
paller
13th December 2007, 22:32
you have to delete your virusscan programs or else it wont work xD
XxOsirisxX
13th December 2007, 22:52
It's totally posible, but, you may need to find the address first, which "was" (and i suppose it changed, since HP and MP does) on Double scan, now, it must be at 4bytes, im not sure about Exp, but HP and MP.
Anyhow, after you get the exp address, you must need to pointer that address, since change everytime MapleStory opens.
After find, you can use you method via C++ if you know what you are doing.
Good Luck ^^
geoffreydv
14th December 2007, 18:01
Thanks all for replying,
I uninstalled my antivirus and now I can finally run moonlight engine.. but now everytime I start up maple with it running my computer crashes, I looked it up on this board and tried the steps to fix it (changing the drivers in Device manager, editing my boot.ini). It still doesn't work >_>
msishardtohack
17th December 2007, 02:37
geoffreydv, I gave up a long time ago trying to hack, it's too much of a head ache. unless some one decides to release updated hacks then it's not a head ache lol
geoffreydv
17th December 2007, 15:56
After trying around a bit I finally made a program that reads the timer from MineSweeper (ok, not maplestory yet but at least it's something..) and displays it.
New question:
If I could get the exp address somehow, I could just change the process name and address to Maplestory.exe and the exp address(pointer) and it would work or does gameguard mess around with the process list or something?
dajesta7
18th December 2007, 04:48
The problem is easily fixed by unchecking use hyperscan when possible in settings, but overall Moonlight sucks. Better off having sleepless nights and create your own UCE.
geoffreydv
18th December 2007, 18:07
I've tried checking and unchecking the hyperscan option but my pc still crashes. I've tried it on my non-dual-core pc and it crashes too. I've also tried changing some other settings without any result =( I've made an exp/hour app for some other game now so I really think I could do it if I found out some way to get ms + an UCE running.
About making one myself, I have no idea how to start and most of the tutorials are outdated so if anyone has a good one .. ^^
thanks
Speeders
18th December 2007, 18:09
You could NEVER get the EXP address and edit it, to give you exp it crashes because gameguard detects it EXP thats not client sided is IMPOSSIBLE.
geoffreydv
18th December 2007, 19:32
Hmm .. I don't think so. I clearly stated I'm not going to EDIT it, I just want to read the exp value from memory. And as CE's can read memory values from maplestory, I think a simple program must be able to do it too. I just need to find a way to get the exp address, I found some tutorials on making an UCE now, so I'm trying that first...
I finally made an uce last night ^^ the only problem is that it isn't undetected :') I haven't removed the // from hideme(.. because that crashes my pc) could this be the problem?
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