Rob

@FNCxPro that’s awesome. If you want to make a pull request I’d be happy to accept it!

@dsasmblr Pushed some WIP commit to a new branch `get-registers` (a470393). Seems like it is possible to return register values: when I view the registers in Visual Studio while debugging...

Going to need more information including errors, possibly screenshots etc. With this much information I can't even be sure that `readBuffer` is causing the problems.

It's possible this problem was related to the `readBuffer` memory leak which was fixed in b6b328a.

Hey, is the process 32 or 64 bit? And did you recompile the library for the target architecture?

Go inside `node_modules/memoryjs` and run the command `npm run build64` (or just run `node-gyp clean configure build --arch=x64`) and it should recompile the library to work for 64 bit targets.

@dsasmblr thanks, glad you've found it useful! I've also taken a look at the same example. The implementation of `findPattern` seems correct, it's just that in this specific case the...

These changes are implemented in a32ceee. New implementation of `findPattern` is: ```javascript // search all modules + all regions findPattern(handle, pattern, flags, patternOffset[, callback]) // search a specific module findPattern(handle,...

It doesn't seem like there is any Windows API that allows you to freeze a specific address, the only way seems to be infinite looping and writing a custom value...

@xetrics That seems pretty hacky which might be why it seems Cheat Engine just takes the infinite loop approach? When you think of why someone would want to freeze a...