Oh I forgot to mention what sort of advise/help I am looking for.
First, my target value to scan for is the amount gold/money in Fallout 2.
Ok, the first_scan
function caught plenty of the right values, but once I run second_scan to
compare the addresses
of those correct values, none of the addresses survived even one pass.
I think this could be a reason:
1) somehow when I ran VirtualQueryEx, not all qualifying region were
returned. I can prove
that my code has this problem: I run Calculator from Window Accessory and
then type 400,
and '=' My code actually returns *zero* regions to be scanned. So I am
definitely not getting
all of them with my fallout 2, and *ANY* with the calculator.
P.S.
Tim, I tried to use
buffer = ctypes.c_buffer
to create my buffer, and it hasn't returned a problem. but I don't know
what the difference
is, perhaps you could point me to something? Thanks
On Fri, Oct 20, 2017 at 12:54 PM, Michael C <mysecretrobotfact...@gmail.com>
wrote:
> Hello Tim, everyone:
>
> I actually have a semi-working scanner, but I can't figure out why it
> doesn't return
> nearly as many addresses as Cheat Engine does.(for scan run #1) Let's say
> I am scanning the Calculator that comes with Windows.
>
> Please have a look!
>
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