How To Get Started (VB.NET)

Add Memory.dll

1. Compile Memory.dll and add reference to it. Project > Add Reference.

2. Add the NuGet package System.Security.Principal.Windows.

3. Raise application privileges to administrative level..

4. Make sure your project trainer matches your game's platform. If you need x64, uncheck prefer 32bit when using Any CPU.

   Example: x86 game = x86 trainer, x64 game = x64 trainer.

Building Our Trainer

Place Imports statement above Public Class.

Imports Memory

Create a namespace for Mem in your class.

Dim m As New Memory.Mem

Next, open the game's process with Openprocess() and locate the process ID with getProcIDFromName(). You can find the game name with Task Manager in the Details tab.

Example: World of Warcraft is WoW, just remove the .exe from the name.

m.OpenProcess("GAME_NAME")

You can now read and write to addresses with all the other functions!