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Basic's Of Game Hacking (Memory Attacks) Part One: 3D Pinball

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This is also outdated and from my site: http://www.bust3d.net, posting their will get quicker responses, anyway:

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Requirements

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Visual Basic 6.0 Or Later

Windows XP (To Have 3d pinball )

Tsearch 1.6 (go google it)

This Module

 

(the reason i didn't just explain what codes to put in with that module is because its abit complicated and would waste our time, anyway) :ph43r:

 

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Using TSearch

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Step One: Open Up 3d Pinball and

then start a new game, get some points and then go into tsearch.

 

Step Two: In TSearch click OPEN PROCCES, Find the Procces Of 3D pinball and double click on it.

 

Step Three: In The top Left hand corner Click The Little magnafying glass and a little pop up should come up, Make sure "Exact Value" Is selected In the drop down Dialog.

 

Step Four: Have In the Second Drop down menu " 4 Byte Value" selected;

Then Enter Your current score in the textbox.

 

Step Five: You Should Probly See That TSearch Has found 2 adress'

 

Step Six: Double Click On the top one on the far left under Search.

 

Step Seven: Go back ingame and see if when you change score ingame, it changes the value of that address in t search, if it does you've found the correct address!!, if not keep searching until you do.

 

Step Eight: [using VB]

Open Up Visual Basic; Start a New Standard EXE and then click Project (up the top) > then Add Module, then existing in the tab; Find the Location of where you saved the Module Downloaded from this topic.

 

Step Nine: Go into Visual basic and add a button, (doesnt matter what its called);

then double click on it so your in its Code.

 

Add this

 

Private Sub Command1_Click()
Call WriteLong(&Hyouraddress, 999999)
End Sub

 

Then Add A ListBox, Double Click on Your project and add this in sub "Form Load"

 

List1.Clear
List1.AddItem "Pinball Running: " & GetGameProcess("3D Pinball for Windows - Space Cadet")

 

[What this Does!]

Now compile your project and when you run it you should have Pinball running: (true or false) in the list box, and when it is running and you click the button you automaticaly set your score to 999999 when you change your score.

 

Complaints / Requests??? PM Me or post @ bust3d.net!

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