Is the player dead?

[KirillMakarichev]

Hey, using your api, how can I make sure whether the player has died during the session?

[Folleach]

Note: work with process memory isn't priority for the library.

But! You can still use a small wrapper over the win api
As an idea. You could look at the position, if it resets to zero at the moment - it means death

GameProcess process = new GameProcess();
process.Initialize(Access.PROCESS_VM_OPERATION | Access.PROCESS_VM_READ | Access.PROCESS_VM_WRITE);
IntPtr Player = process.Read<IntPtr>(process.GetModule("GeometryDash.exe"), new[] { 0x003222D0, 0x164, 0x224, 0x4E8, 0xB4 });
int AddressPositionX = IntPtr.Add(Player, 0x67C).ToInt32();
while (true)
{
    float posX = process.Read<float>(AddressPositionX);
    // check previous value of posX here
    Console.WriteLine($"Position X: {posX}");
    Thread.Sleep(16);
}

[Folleach]

I've used a cheat engine for finding an sequence of offsets 0x003222D0, 0x164, 0x224, 0x4E8, 0xB4, 0x67C
There is a problem when game will be updated: the offsets may not be relevant, which is why they will have to be found again.

I couldn't find a more simple way to keep the offsets up to date, so this direction of the library has become a non-priority

[KirillMakarichev]

Thank you for responding!