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Zarr
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 Posted: Thu Apr 10, 2008 8:19 pm Post subject: Quick suggestion: "x8 box" |
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First off, this has probably suggested like 100 times before, but I couldn't find anything searching, so I suppose I may as well go ahead and post.
My quick suggestion for 5.5: a "x8 check box".
In many, many flash games, generally you'll have to multiply what you're searching by 8, requiring a bit of time, annoyance and half of the time a death in unpauseable flash games. Quite simply, what it would do is multiply your scan value by 8.
If you searched 5, the scanner would scan 40; if you searched 1337, the scanner would see 10696; if you searched 53,872, the scanner would see 430,976, and so on.
Though I can't program [... err.. on second thought, what programming language is this written in?  ] my way out of a paper bag, I'm sure this wouldn't take a seasoned programmer like Dark Byte more than 10 minutes to add in.
Refresh if you can't see attachment.
If this has already been suggested, give me a link and I'll remove the thread.
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| Posted: Thu Apr 10, 2008 8:27 pm Post subject: |
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Just do a custom scan that multiplies the given value by 8 for you
multiply by 8 custom scan script
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[enable]
{do not change the allocnames of the following code, you are free to add new allocs though
of course then don't forget to dealloc them at [disable] as well}
alloc(checkroutine,2048)
alloc(prologue,2048)
alloc(epilogue,2048)
alloc(fastscanstepsize,4)
alloc(variablesize,4)
alloc(firstscan,4)
alloc(scantext,4) //will get the pointer to the given string
alloc(scanvalue,8) //will get the value of the input string converted to an 8-byte value
alloc(singlescanvalue,4) //will get the float type of the input
alloc(doublescanvalue,8) //will get the double type of the input
variablesize:
dd 4 //defines how many bytes get saved for each found result
fastscanstepsize:
dd 1 //defines the stepsize when using fastscan (1=no difference)
firstscan:
dd 0 //set to 1 if you want the old value to be that of the first scan
/* routines:
Hint: You can write these routines in any language you like and export them as dll's.
Then use loadlibraty and call exportfunction to use them*/
checkroutine:
/*
edx=pointer to new value
ecx=pointer to old value
*/
//example of 4-byte "exact value" scan for the value 100:
mov eax,[edx] //eax gets the new value
cmp eax,[scanvalue] //compare eax with #100, # tells the assembler to read it as a decimal instead of hex
setz al //sets al to 1 if match, 0 if false (upper bits of eax are ignored)
ret
prologue:
//You can put some code here that gets executed BEFORE the scan starts
mov eax, [scanvalue]
shl eax,3 //multiplies input value by 8
mov [scanvalue],eax
ret
epilogue:
//You can put some code here that gets executed AFTER the scan finishes
ret
[disable]
dealloc(checkroutine)
dealloc(prologue,2048)
dealloc(epilogue,2048)
dealloc(fastscanstepsize)
dealloc(variablesize)
dealloc(scantext)
dealloc(scanvalue)
dealloc(singlescanvalue)
dealloc(doublescanvalue)
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Zarr
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| Posted: Thu Apr 10, 2008 9:03 pm Post subject: |
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I suppose that works too. The only problem is the values in the "value" column don't show, but, it's not too big a deal. Thanks.
I suppose the thread my as well be left up for reference.
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| Posted: Fri Apr 11, 2008 4:16 am Post subject: |
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so we don't even need a x8 calculator! yay!
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