Cheat Engine

[jc3213]

First,I'd like to thank dark-byte for the cheat engine.

Then,here's my problem..I'm using Japanese Windows XP with SP3 (MSDN).and CE 5.6.1(this happens even in 5.5).As you can see in this picture,my OS can't display the ASCII code correctly.I wonder what's the problem,and how can I fix this.It work correctly in CE 6.0,but I have to use the trainer generator to make trainers for myself and others.

I have a request too,will dark-byte make the trainer generator support Unicode character encoding? Sometimes,I have to make trainers for others but they are using OS of other languages.I can't use none-Latin characters,but some of them can't read English.So please add Unicode support to trainer generator in next 6.xx version. (Thanks)

Thanks again in advance if somebody will help me solve my problem,and wish dark-byte will listen to my wish.

Sorry for my bad English,I'm from the eastern country.

[Dark Byte]

I can't add unicode.
When I change my system to a language with special characters and use those it works fine. I can not reproduce the problems. (Someone else has to try to fix that)

one thing that might work: set your support for non-unicode to the language you need (e.g chinese, russsian, etc... or when making for other people to english)

[jc3213]

Thanks for your reply,but what's wrong with the ASCII codes, they stick to each other closely, and be cause of this, I can hardly recognize them. But in 6.0 this is fine. Here is a picture in CE 6.0. Why this happen in 5.6.1 but fine in 6.0, How can I fix this.

EDIT:Sorry for my bad English,and it's a pity that trainer generator can't support unicode.And just as you said,I had to change my system language every time I make a trainer for other people.

EDIT 2:My English is poor, The ASCII code sector I've mentioned is the codes like ". . . . hook.dll . . . . . calc.dll . . . ." just on the right hand side of the memory hex value.

EDIT 3:Sorry for the second PM.