This is not only about knowing how to access the memory, you also need to know the internal structures of the things you want to modify this way. This is completely undocumented and will take you a lot of work to make even the slightest thing work.
Accessing the memory is pretty easy, but if you write to the memory you may accidently crash your computer, and in some rare cases even kill your harddisk.
Reading Memory is relative harmless. See the hacking thread in the tutorials section, it utilizes the kernel32.dll function "RTLMoveMemory" to read the Ram from within Blitz.
Accessing the memory is pretty easy, but if you write to the memory you may accidently crash your computer, and in some rare cases even kill your harddisk.
Reading Memory is relative harmless. See the hacking thread in the tutorials section, it utilizes the kernel32.dll function "RTLMoveMemory" to read the Ram from within Blitz.