I'll reorganize the project structure into a more professional folder hierarchy for better maintainability and organization.

I'll restructure the project to be simpler, use pymem instead of ctypes, and ensure Python 3.13.2 compatibility.

I've completely restructured the project to be much simpler and cleaner:

Key Changes:

1. Simplified Structure: Organized into core/ and gui/ folders with clear separation of concerns
2. Pymem Integration: Replaced complex ctypes code with pymem library for easier memory operations
3. Python 3.13.2 Compatible: All code uses modern Python features and is compatible with 3.13.2
4. Removed Unnecessary Files: Eliminated complex features like advanced pointer scanning, structure analysis, and debugging APIs
5. Single GUI File: Consolidated the interface into one main window with tabs

Core Features:

• Memory Engine (core/memory.py): Simple pymem wrapper for memory operations
• Scanner (core/scanner.py): Basic memory value scanning
• AOB Scanner (core/aob_scanner.py): Simple byte pattern scanning
• Monitor (core/monitor.py): Basic memory change monitoring
• Main GUI (gui/main_window.py): Tabbed interface with all functionality

Usage:

1. Install dependencies: pip install -r requirements.txt
2. Run: python main.py
3. Enter process name (e.g., "notepad.exe") and attach
4. Use tabs for different functions: Memory Scanner, AOB Scanner, Address List, Memory Monitor

This version is much more maintainable and easier to understand while still providing the core cheat engine functionality.