A Python-based GUI tool built using Tkinter and ttkbootstrap to modify in-game resources (Coins & Gems) for Hill Climb Racing on Windows.
This tool attaches to the game process (HillClimbRacing.exe) and allows real-time memory editing for educational and testing purposes.

• 🧩 Automatic Process Detection — detects if HillClimbRacing.exe is running
• 💰 Read & Edit Coins and Gems directly from memory
• 💥 Set to MAX (2147483647) with a single click
• 🧠 Modern UI built with ttkbootstrap
• 🪶 Lightweight and portable — no installer required
• 🔗 Quick link to GitHub repo

Make sure you have the following installed:

• Python 3.10 or higher
• pymem
• psutil
• Pillow
• ttkbootstrap

You can install them all using pip:

pip install pymem psutil pillow ttkbootstrap

1. Launch Hill Climb Racing on your PC.
2. Run the script:

   python hack.py

3. Wait for the GUI window to appear.
4. If the game is running, current Coins and Gems will be displayed automatically.
5. Enter new values and click ✨ Set Values ✨.
6. (Optional) Click MAX to set values to the maximum (2,147,483,647).

This tool:

1. Uses Pymem to attach to the process HillClimbRacing.exe.
2. Parses module addresses using module_from_name and the predefined memory offsets:
   • ADDR_COINS = HillClimbRacing.exe+28CAD4
   • ADDR_GEMS = HillClimbRacing.exe+28CAEC
3. Reads/writes memory values via direct pointer access.
4. Displays data inside a simple Tkinter GUI using ttkbootstrap for modern styling.

The tool provides helpful log messages in the console:

• [INFO] — successful operations (attach, read, write)
• [WARNING] — missing process or invalid input
• [ERROR] — any read/write or attach errors

Developed by S4IL

“Made with ❤️ for fun and learning.”

GitHub Repository:
https://github.com/S4IL21/Hill-Climb-Racing-Hacks

This project is for educational purposes only.
Modifying game memory may violate the game’s terms of service or cause instability.
Use responsibly and at your own risk.