Cheat Engine

[Demonarke]

Ok so this time this is not about Unrandomizer but actually fiding the random number generator by yourself. So for exemple in unity the random can be done with :


"insideUnitCircle" Returns a random point inside a circle with radius 1 (Read Only).
"insideUnitSphere" Returns a random point inside a sphere with radius 1 (Read Only).
"onUnitSphere" Returns a random point on the surface of a sphere with radius 1 (Read Only).
"rotation" Returns a random rotation (Read Only).
"rotationUniform" Returns a random rotation with uniform distribution (Read Only).
"seed" Sets the seed for the random number generator.
value Returns a random number between 0.0 [inclusive] and 1.0 [inclusive] (Read Only).

Or :
Range Returns a random float number between and min [inclusive] and max [inclusive] (Read Only).

So range is a static functions. And all the other ones are Static variables.

I'll be taking the exemple of The Long Dark. Not because I want to cheat on this game but because it is a good example of what I want. So for exemple on a game like The Long Dark. If i wanted to find the random nunber Generator and edit it. How would I do it. I basically have all the way of doing random on unity. But from there how do I go ? If i can change the random number generator to generate for exemple :

Instead of making a value between 10 and 60 make it between 60 and 60. Know what I mean ? First of all I don't have a lot of knowledge in assembly but someone I know do. So he will be able to help me out a little.

[deama1234]

Well, the cheat engine tutorial has a random number generator part; and it's much simpler and easier to hack than a game; so you can play with that if you want.

Let's say you have 100 hp, and whenever you are hit you take a random number of damage between 1 and 30. The way I'd do it is to just find the hp address, see what writes to it. Usually it'd be something like "mov [eax+??],edx"; so I'd replace it to "mov [eax+??],00", that way I'd take 0 damage instead of 1-30.

If you want to directly manipulate the generator (e.g. instead of 1-30, make it 10-100); you could use a tracer to trace back. I'd probably use some fomular though, like:

[Demonarke]