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Hmm, I wonder if I can save this value and use it in the future, so that I can access specific functions without using other packages. Thank you for your answers, they are very helpful to me!

Oh, I hadn't thought of that, thanks for the tip! But what this ‘this’ is, I don't understand at all.

It's just a number from nowhere. ) I tried to intercept these values that the client provides to the original function, and each time it's a new number, 9 digits long, like this: 163791744.

Hello! What arguments should be passed to these variables "unsigned int This" if you call the function with your hook manually? Did you manage to figure this out? Because when I override the existing function with my hook using an existing int, everything works fine int __fastcall hkRequestAuthLogin(int thisPtr, void* edx, wchar_t* Login, wchar_t* Password, int OTP) { mLogin = L"qwertyui"; mPassword = L"1234567"; mOTP = -1; return fpRequestAuthLogin(thisPtr, mLogin, mPassword, mOTP); } , but I still couldn’t manage to call the function externally. void myLogin(wchar_t* Login, wchar_t* Password, int OTP) { mLogin = Login; mPassword = Password; mOTP = OTP; fpRequestAuthLogin(1432, mLogin, mPassword, mOTP); } Can u help me with this?

Thank u for your detailed response! It's very helpful and might contribute to achieving my goals if I have the strength to comprehend it all.

Thx u for your responses! I hope someone with the necessary knowledge will delve into this topic and provide an answer.

But this window has a name, and you can interact with it using interface.u, I found it in NWindow.dll, as you say, and can call it anywhere. So, do these editboxes really not have names? It seems to me that reverse engineering would help find the names of these elements, and then we could interact with them.

Thank 4 answer! I only need the names, by the way, it's the hi5 client.

Does anyone know the names of these two edit boxes in the lobby? Could you please provide guidance? Client Hi5.