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Is there anyway I can get a hold of you ZenLuls?
Community Support 22 Feb 2017
I have tried everywhere but it seems the only way to contact you is on here, I have a few questions about your library I hope you can help me.
Can you explain how I could read a float like such
public static float[] Angles;
Angles = Program._memory.Read<float[]>((IntPtr)Base...
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Problem when try to read values from pointer and offset.
Community Support 24 Jan 2017
As the tilte, when I try to read the values in many ways it still return to me the wrong number and it almost like dont have any connection to the right number so I still don't know how to fix it. I'm trying to use the pointer and two offset values to get coordinate X, Y of character.
CharacterPo...
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How to call a function by its name from a remote executable.
Community Support 23 Sep 2016
one of the examples on memorysharp product page shown as fallows:
Inject/eject Modules
Here a module is injected and ejected using the `IDisposable` interface :
string path = [..];
var sharp = new MemorySharp(Process.GetCurrentProcess());using (var module = sharp.Modules.Inject(path)){
mod...
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Hello 2016 !
Binarysharp News 04 Sep 2016
Dear developers and community members,
First at all - this is a (very deserved) post to indicate the projects on this website are still alive!
I have to admit I did not update you for a long time and I would like to change this.
During my absence, I could work on many aspects...
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Development Dead?
Community Support 20 Aug 2016
I found this libary not long ago and see that it supports only 32-bit, there is a post from 2013 saying that they work on 64-bit, but nothing happened. Can somoene confirm that this project is dead? Has somoene an alternative for easy memory reading, that supports 64bit?
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NuGet integration for libraries
Sep 19 2013 10:00 PM |
ZenLulz
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Binarysharp is really interested in providing nice ways for our developers to get easily updated. This is why we added a string to our bow by integrating all our .NET libraries within the famous package manager: NuGet. This utility (also known as Library Package Manager) is embedded in the latest versions of Visual Studio and enables developers to fast download or update dependencies for their projects. A really handy tool when correctly used. If you are not very familiarized with NuGet, it's maybe the time to try it out ! A great tutorial is available on the official website here.In the search box of NuGet, you can search for Binarysharp or the name of the library to include, as shown on this screenshot.
Some news about MemorySharp now. I'm a bit unhappy about the strong coupling between the library and the API Win32. I feel I'm very stuck to them, so I decided to implement an abstraction mechanism, allowing to switch where the data come from. With that, the 64-bit support will be written a lot easier and clearer. I created a new branch on Github called x86-64 where I push my progression quite often. Feel free to browse the changes.
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