DWORD pid; GetWindowThreadProcessId(hWnd, &pid); HANDLE pHandle = OpenProcess(PROCESS_ALL_ACCESS, FALSE, pid); if (!pHandle) { printf("OpenProcess failed.\n"); return 1; }
int main() { // Find GTA Vice City window HWND hWnd = FindWindow(NULL, "GTA: Vice City"); if (!hWnd) { printf("Game not running.\n"); return 1; }
CloseHandle(pHandle); printf("Stream volume set to %d\n", volume); return 0; } Gta vice city pc ail set stream volume 8 432
WriteProcessMemory(pHandle, (LPVOID)streamVolumeAddr, &volume, 1, NULL);
// Address for stream volume (example, varies by patch) // 0x8A5B2C is not real – use actual address from memory research DWORD streamVolumeAddr = 0x008A5B2C; BYTE volume = 8; // Set volume to 8 (or 432? 432 > 127, so maybe 432 = channel 4, vol 32?) If 432 was part of your original text
If you need a small piece of code or config that sets stream volume to 8 (or 432 depending on interpretation) in gta-vc.exe , here’s an example using or memory address logic:
set_stream_volume(stream_index=4, volume=32) // 432 split into 4 and 32 But without the exact mod or tool you're using, this is a best guess. Could you clarify if it’s for direct calls, or a specific trainer/script? audio handle or stream index)
If 432 was part of your original text as a separate parameter (e.g., audio handle or stream index), then: