使用注入的DLL从外部应用程序渲染OpenGL场景内部

Question

我已经能够将DLL注入到应用程序中，例如键盘操作，但是如何挂钩到OpenGL程序并绘制它？ 我已经阅读了许多“教程”和答案，但他们都概述了这样做的想法，而不是如何实际做到这一点。 如果有人能指出我正确的方向，我会非常感激。

我打算做的是能够从RAM中的第三方应用程序（注入dll）绘制叠加（或者可能在实际场景中绘制？这可能吗？）。 我对OpenGL的唯一体验是通过GLUT，但我愿意学习，如果需要的话。

经过几个小时的研究，我找到了一个开源应用程序，可以做我想要的，并查看其代码，但似乎无法找到被挂钩的方法或ASM代码如何在该特定方法中更改。

是否在注入dll时定义要挂钩的方法，或者在附加dll时是否执行此操作？ 根据我的理解，你可以做任何一个，但是一个比另一个好吗？

我正在寻找一个全面的教程，或者这样一个简单的例子。 如果有人能指出我正确的方向，那就太好了！

Answer 1

要理解的最关键的一步是，OpenGL是基于状态的绘图API，而不是场景图。 因此，您不能假设，有一些场景可以添加一些叠加。 相反，你必须找到一个点，你知道你注入的程序是完成绘图，你可以在它上面绘制叠加。

这一点很容易识别的双缓冲窗口：将呼叫wglSwapBuffers （或glXSwapBuffers基于X11系统， eglSwapBuffers基于EGL系统- Windows使用都没有）。

所以你要做的是挂钩调用SwapBuffers。 您将该调用重定向到您的叠加图形代码。

由于OpenGL是基于状态的，因此您应该避免弄乱您所连接的程序的上下文。 没问题，您可以根据需要创建任意数量的OpenGL上下文，并在同一个drawable中使用它们。 所以你的钩子SwapBuffers看起来像这样：

BOOL WINAPI (*host_SwapBuffers)(HDC);
HGLRC hook_last_rc_created = NULL; /* for context sharing */

/* C++ std::map for the lazy. */
std::map<int, HGLRC> hook_pixelformat_to_rc;

/* This function is called to setup per RC resources, i.e. things
 * that are not shared through the list namespace, like FBOs, VAOs
 * and such. */
void init_RC();

/* This function is called when the first hook OpenGL context is
 * created. This is to be used for one time initialization of OpenGL
 * objects that are shared among all contexts through the list namespace,
 * like textures, VBOs, PBOs and such. */
void init_GL();

/* The function that does the actual overlay drawing.
 * Must not call SwapBuffers when finished. The draw overlay has to set
 * up the viewport, projection and modelview transformations.
 *
 * rect gives the dimensions of the window we draw to, for
 * setting the viewport and stuff like that. */
void draw_overlay(RECT const *rect);

BOOL WINAPI hook_SwapBuffers(HDC dc)
{
    /* It's illegal to call SwapBuffers with a NULL dc. To keep Windows
     * error behavior we bail out, forwarding the call to the system
     * SwapBuffers if dc == NULL */
    if( !dc ) {
        goto terminate;
    }

    /* OpenGL RCs can be shared between DCs of compatible pixelformat. So technically
     * any number of pixelformat IDs could be compatible. But we just assume that
     * compatibility is only between pixelformats of the same ID, which is safe. */
    int const pixelformat = GetPixelFormat(dc);

    HGLRC hook_rc;
    /* we need to create a RC for our hook only one time and can reuse that
     * later. It can even be used for different DCs or windows, as long as
     * they have been created with compatible pixel formats. To make this
     * hook really robust there is to be a mapping from DCs to pixelformat IDs.
     * If no RC can be found for the given pixelformat, create one. */
    if( 0 == hook_pixelformat_to_rc.count(pixelformat) ) {
        /* the DC is of a window that already got everything set up for OpenGL.
         * All we have to do is create our own HRC if we don't have one already. */

        hook_rc = wglCreateContext(dc);
        if( !hook_rc ) {
            /* bail out, but forward the SwapBuffers call on error. Don't use
             * exceptions in hook DLLs, or very bad things may happen, if you're
             * not very, very careful. */
            goto terminate;
        }

        /* This could throw an exception... */
        hook_pixelformat_to_rc[pixelformat] = hook_rc;
        init_RC();

        /* If there was a RC created before, share its list namespace, so
         * that textures, VBOs, PBOs and so on are available among all the
         * contexts our hook uses. */
        if( hook_last_rc_created ) {
            wglShareLists(hook_last_rc_created, hook_rc);
        }
        else {
            init_GL();
        }
        hook_last_rc_created = hook_rc;
    }
    else {
        hook_rc = hook_pixelformat_to_rc[pixelformat];
    }

    /* Preserve the RC bound to the window before our hook.
     * May be NULL, but that's fine, this just means there was nothing
     * bound and we should return to that state at the end. */
    HGLRC const host_rc = wglGetCurrentContext();

    /* Find out which window the DC belongs to, so that we can query for its
     * dimension, which we need to properly setup a viewport region. */
    HWND const wnd = WindowFromDC(dc);
    RECT wnd_rect;
    GetClientRect(wnd, &wnd_rect);

    /* bind our own RC */
    wglMakeCurrent(dc, hook_rc);

    /* we can now draw the overlay */
    draw_overlay(&wnd_rect);

    /* Restore RC to DC binding */
    wglMakeCurrent(dc, host_rc);
terminate:
    /* host_SwapBuffers is a function pointer initialized to the address of the
     * system SwapBuffers function before hooking by the DLL injection code. */
    return host_SwapBuffers(hdc);
}