EasyHook VS Magpie

Memory manipulation can be done very easily by pinvoking Read/WriteProcessMemory(), but it's not really fun nor very powerful, you'll almost always need to hook some function, and for that you'll need some form of binary patching or DLL injection. The latter is not practical to do in C# because it depends on the CLRuntime, which would require a loader written in a lang like C++ anyway (take a look at this dead project). Idk any tutorials but take a look at Frida.re, Ghidra and maybe CheatEngine.

Example: https://github.com/EasyHook/EasyHook/issues/16

Obtenez Magpie avec une aiguise réduite [https://github.com/7brandyn7/magpie/Releases de Valand (https://github.com/7brandyn7/magpie/releases)

Yeah https://github.com/7Brandyn7/Magpie/releases

I guess you might try using magpie(https://github.com/7Brandyn7/Magpie) or lossless scaling(https://store.steampowered.com/app/993090/Lossless\_Scaling/) to make game window bigger.

- Magpie (FREE) : https://github.com/7Brandyn7/Magpie

Realistically, if you're going to want to play at 4k 120hz without reducing many/any settings or mods, you'll have to use something like Magpie. Magpie uses AMD's FidelityFX Super Resolution which lets you render the game at a lower resolution and then upscales it using FSR technology to a higher resolution. I've tried it myself and it actually works really well and looks pretty good.

You could upscale 1080p to 1440p with FSR if the game supports it. If not, Magpie might work.