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Ok great news... I initialized the angle I set in the definition of ShipAngle by placing a RotateSprite3D(1, ShipAngle, 0) on the next line under it, then i flipped the image to point to the 0 angle (east) instead of the 270 angle (North) and now it works fine :). I want to thank both of you (Kaeru ...

RotateSprite3D(1, ShipAngle, 0)

Ok I tried this method out however either my starting angle is off (set to 270 by default as i assume east is 0) or my angle is not calculating correctly. Below is the full source try out and possibly explain visually more of what I'm working with: (Use any 2 .png ...

Long story short I'm needing this "Angle" for the equation below to work correctly (it almost does now, but using my current method of keeping the angle value becomes inaccurate shortly after doing a few turns):

If KeyboardPushed(#PB_Key_Up)
radians.d = ShipAngle*#PI/180
PosX = PosX + ShipSpeed ...

I'm needing a way to get the angle of a sprite manipulated by RotateSpride3d. In the syntax RotateSprite3D(#Sprite3D, Angle, Mode) we feed it a modifier to the angle which in turn rotates our sprite thus changing the angle by our given amount. However I have not found a way to pull the angle from ...

OK just tested it out with a live address and a value I already know and it is returning correctly, however I'm thinking my address range is off because I'm not finding correct addresses within the desired process. Is there anything that could be causing it not to be pulling the memory specific to ...

Hey just letting you know I got a chance to sit down and see exactly what you were doing, I changed PeekS to PeekB and seem to be getting some acceptable results, however I see the addresses skip around a good bit. Im taking a guess that the below code is working correctly:


;Generate Window ...

The question is "what format did you need it in?" Your previous code obtained the contents of memory and then just displayed the starting address of the buffer. It was a little hard to guess what you were trying to "see". I guessed and displayed the memory contents in the buffer as characters. If ...

I found some old VB6 Code to read from a specific address. I have used this before in the making of a trainer type application. I may work on trying to convert this logic into purebasic since its a little more already predefined as what and where things need to happen. Im sure if i can reproduce ...

Very interesting, I tested it out and I'm getting some weird return data shown below:

Yea I've seen that page quite a few times and the way I understand it from examples and even from that page is that the buffer is suppose to return the value at said address. However it appears that whatever the buffer is set to is not changed when the API returns, if it is even returning correctly ...

Sorry about the tag, I was in a rush to post it. The below should be in the correct format :).

;Generate Window/Controls
OpenWindow(0,300,300,800,500,"Memster",#PB_Window_SystemMenu)
ButtonGadget(0,10,10,200,20, "Read Memory")
EditorGadget(1, 10, 35, 300, 400)
SetForegroundWindow_(WindowID(0 ...

I am having some problems with ReadProcessMemory returning the value at the address specified. Yes the code below is a compilation of many examples that i have tried to get working and for the most part works except getting a correct return value. The example below displays the same buffer content ...