pyhill 0.0.1

Easily modify the readwritememory of Brick Hill.

PyHill

Easily modify the readwritememory of Brick Hill

Installation

In Command Prompt, run the command: pip install pyhill

How to Use

The first thing you should always do is use the function attach(). This attaches PyHill to Player.exe.

Modify Memory

To modify memory, use the modify(variable, value) function.
Here is an example:

import pyhill.pyhill as ph

ph.attach()            #Attach PyHill to the game
ph.modify("x", 2.5)    #Set your x position to 2.5

This script attaches PyHill to the game and sets the player's x position to 2.5.

Get Memory

To get memory, read the get class. Make sure to update the get class with the function updateGet(only)
Here is an example:

import pyhill.pyhill as ph

ph.attach()            #Attach PyHill to the game

while True:
    ph.updateGet("x")  #Update the x variable in the get class (if argument is left blank it will update every variable)
    print(ph.get.x)    #Print the player's current x position

Memory you can access

• x - The player's x position
• y - The player's y position
• z - The player's z position
• fov - The player's field of view
• rotation - The player's character rotation
• zoom - The player's camera zoom distance
• fps - The player's current frames per second (can only be read and not modified)
• jump - The player's current jump height

More may be added in the future.

Custom (Advanced)

You can also modify custom memory pointers. This can be done using the modifyCustom(baseaddress, offsets, datatype, value) function.
Here is an example:

import pyhill.pyhill as ph

ph.attach()
ph.modifyCustom("0x0123456", "0x0, 0x1, 0x2, 0x3, 0x4", "double", 10)