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How to make it read only? #30

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yuntwo22 opened this issue Oct 9, 2024 · 7 comments
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How to make it read only? #30

yuntwo22 opened this issue Oct 9, 2024 · 7 comments

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@yuntwo22
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yuntwo22 commented Oct 9, 2024

Hi I was wondering what parts of the source code do I need to remove to make it read only? Is it possible to make a version for this? I am only interested in the ESP of players.
Absolutely amazing job on this btw and thank you so much for sharing your work with us!! :)

@IntelSDM
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IntelSDM commented Oct 9, 2024

Only chams should write memory. That being said i have lost track with what has changed with the forked versions.
You can search in the project (control + f) and change the search type to entire project and search for "targetprocess.write(" and you will find all write calls.

@yuntwo22
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yuntwo22 commented Oct 9, 2024

Hi thanks so much for your reply. Strangely enough nothing seems to be found with targetprocess.write(
Plenty shows up with "targetprocess." though

@IntelSDM
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IntelSDM commented Oct 9, 2024

That will probably be due to templating, try searching "targetprocess.write<".

@yuntwo22
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yuntwo22 commented Oct 9, 2024

Hey thanks I just tried now but unfortunately still nothing showing. I also tried "targetprocess.write" and nothing shows either. I have it to set to search entire solution. I am using visual studio 17.11 btw.

@yuntwo22
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yuntwo22 commented Oct 9, 2024

I searched through every section that contained "TargetProcess." and I found "TargetProcess.ExecuteWriteScatter(writehandle)"
Could this be what you mentioned?

@Whitebrim
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I searched through every section that contained "TargetProcess." and I found "TargetProcess.ExecuteWriteScatter(writehandle)" Could this be what you mentioned?

Yes

@yuntwo22
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Hey Whitebrim nice one thanks for your reply! :)

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