Problem with reading values about classmemory

[Kalamity]

Hi mate,
I don't really understand the problem.
0x1622ff is equal to 0x00000000001622FF - they are the same number. Leading zeroes are never shown.

I need them to show is that possible?

Also im pretty sure it sometimes shows the leading zeroes and sometimes it doesnt.

[Kalamity]

This isn't anything to do with the class.
The number is stored/read as a numerical value like any other - it's just how AHK itself is displaying it. There are various settings in AHK which impact this.

How are you converting the number to HEX - that is, how are you getting the script to output the value as 0x1622ff & 0x010000000E125AFF?

[Kalamity]

If you just want them padded to a certain length, then you can use a function like this:

msgbox % clipboard := hexPad(0, "Int64")        ; --> 0x0000000000000000
msgbox % clipboard := hexPad(0x1622ff, "Int64") ; --> 0x00000000001622FF

; 0x1622ff hex = 1450751 dec
msgbox % clipboard := hexPad(1450751, "Int64")  ; --> 0x00000000001622FF
msgbox % clipboard := hexPad(1450751, "UInt")   ; -->         0x001622FF

return 

hexPad(numberIntOrHex, type := "UInt")
{
    static width := {   "UChar":    2,      "Char":    2   
                            , "UShort":  4,     "Short":    4   
                            ,   "UInt":  8,     "Int":      8   
                            ,   "Int64": 16}

    if !width.haskey(type)
        throw Exception(A_ThisFunc "() - Type '" type "' not found.", -1) 
    return format("0x{:0" width[type] "X}", numberIntOrHex)
}

Dude tysm for help i got it working ur the best really 😄
Btw u should add this function to the classMemory because its really useful.