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[SaifdH4ck3r]

Hey Guys..

I am new with this CE, but anyway i ve done first 7 tut's
I am trying to make a trainer for a flash game (any basically lets say comando 2)

When i create and save the trainer it is saved perfectly and works fine, but when i close the game and reopen game and trainer it doesnt work any more...

any suggestions?

Thnx

[xcynic]

Got the same problem with Everybody edits.

I thought using pointers would help, but it did not in my case. Have you tried using pointers?

[SaifdH4ck3r]

yes i have tried but didnt helped at all when ever i restart the game it just wont work i think there is somthin or somstep i am missin?

[XaLeX]

Then you're not using them right. This happens because memory is allocated dynamically, and pointers are the way to get around it. Check the pointer tutorials in the tutorial section.

[SaifdH4ck3r]

[Geri]

Your table contains only 1 pointer so maybe that one would work but the rest of them surely not because they are saved as static addresses in Your table. Try to use the pointer scanner if You are stuck with pointers. Richt-click on a valid address and choose "Pointer scan for this address". Then if You have found some pointers, You can filter the results until You find some reliable pointers which are working correctly.

And by the way, You can't really make always reliable pointers for flash games. They are working differently from normal games.

http://forum.cheatengine.org/viewtopic.php?t=517666

Before You start to hack flash games with CE, I recommend to read this and think about it before You continue. You will just waste Your time if jump into it and You are trying to hack it with the advanced methods of the CE tutorial.

http://szemelyesintegracio.hu/cheats/41-game-hacking-articles/88-hacking-flash-games-with-ce

[SaifdH4ck3r]

Thnx alot dude, well i just made a CT for Step 1 and Step 2 ^^
but cant seem to find pointer for step 3

Anyway thnx alot i got wat you mean and i am not particularly interested in flash games but i am interested in CE and how it works

-Saif

[Geri]

If You use the pointer scanner, You will have a bunch of pointers.

Find the address, right-click on it and choose "Pointer scan for this address". Leave it to run for a while then stop it (or wait until it is done, but You will have plenty of results even this way). Then You will have a list with a bunch of pointers.

Exit from the Tutorial, start it again, find the address again.
Click on "Memory browser" in CE and choose Tools->Pointer scanner (or just press CTRL+P in the memory browser).

In the pointer scanner, click on File->Open and load the file where You have saved the pointers from the first scan. Now You will see that most of them are not valid or pointing to a wrong address. Click on Pointer scanner-> rescan memory. Then type in the new address of the value and CE will filter out those pointers from the list which are still pointing to the correct address.

Then again, close the tutorial, start again, check if the pointers are good and if not, filter them even more (but You will see that most of them are pointing to the right address now).

When You filter the pointers, You do the same as when You search for values, but instead of changing the value and filter until You find a correct one, You filter pointers which are always pointing to the correct address until You find reliable, always working pointers.

[angelababy]

I thought using pointers would help, but it did not in my case. You have found some pointers, You can filter the results until You find some reliable pointers which are working correctly.