Cheat Engine

[OmegaCES]

Just remove the ()'s off all the ones with the errors.

[asianking]

hahahaa.. sorry for being hard on you buddy. I could have just tested myself, but I was afraid to messup the codes so I leave it how it was and wait for your return. Thanks a bunch;

[OmegaCES]

Its just trial and error usually.
Always keep a copy of the original code then mess with it and see what happens

There's prob a shorter way or different way of doing it in VB2010, I haven't fully used it yet, (I just installed the professional edition that i got free from for being at uni), I've used previous versions.
Just go through the MSDN Library and you can learn alot.

Good luck wih your project.

[OmegaCES]

It seems I can't reply to PM's asianking, so I hope you find this here.
You have to specify how much you are trying to trim or what you want to trim, is the string the same every time? is it the size each time?
Examples of instr, left, right, and mid:

[asianking]

nevermind about textbox1 and 2. Everytime when I add up textbox1 and 2, textbox three always pop-up 8 of the F(s) before the the actual number I needed. What I really want to is to remove all the first 8 letter and just display the rest number after 8 characters. I tried the MID method; it works, but it also only work if you create a separate button alone for this code. Just wondering if there's a way I can make it happen with the same button calculation.

EDIT: The result in bold won't always come out the same. The F(s) will come out the same through any calculation. So I'm assuming there's another method to put MID code with the Calculator button instead of a separate button.
FFFFFFFF22102F.

[OmegaCES]

You can't just add the line Mid into it, you need to encorperate it into the part of the code which adds the text to the textbox.
I don't know what you are doing as I can't get it to add F'sx8 to the list.

But if you get a number say. 281474976649312(Decimal), FFFFFFFF1060h, then you will also remove that and be left with 1060h (4192) so its not the same number.
Maybe you have edited the code slightly?

I remember a problem when I was doing it in VB a while back where it was displaying them as F's, but i can't remember what was causing it.
Recheck the code.

Which are you using? the one with the spaces? ff 02 03 + AA 01 04 or just the single FF0203+AA0104

[asianking]

the one with spaces... I tried it on the calculator hex and it doesn't show the F(s), but with the vb project; I get it. Weird since now that you mention it.

[asianking]

using this project.

try something like 82022122-7FE00000

answer should be 2222122. But with the project; it totals is FFFFFFFF02222122.

[OmegaCES]

Oops haha, forgot about that.
All data types apart from Byte are Signed and anything larger than 7FFFFFFF will result in a negative number.

To have unsigned you need to "+ 4294967296#"
so if value < 0 then value = value + 4294967296#.

[asianking]

so i'll have to add an if statement correct?

[OmegaCES]

If its less than 0 then u need to add the 4294967296# to the 2 values you are adding up as they signed because of the way vb data is stored.
if debug the code you will see if both values turn into a negative so will have to be converted to a + or the FF's will follow.
So you add the if statement to check its a negative rather than just adding it to a positive.
As for your if statement I can't remember for 2010 (don't have vb on this pc atm) but i remember in VB6 you had to do text3 = text3+4294967296#.

I'm happy to help and will continue to do so but it just appears to me that you want someone else to complete all the code and ask then just ask questions instead of trying it for yourself and if it fails then come back and ask.
Programming is all about trial and error. I don't mean to sound rude or anything so don't take this the wrong way.
Do you have any coding experience? You seem to want everything spoon fed rather than trial and error methods like most use.

Like I said I'm not being rude, i just know from past experience helping people they don't learn anything if they are given everything, I learn by trial and error (and still am learning by trial and error).

Good luck.

[asianking]

you're right; i have no experiences in coding. I'm trying to understand the functionality, but it's not easy to understand. I tried a couple of ways, but because I'm stuck with not know the how to use the functions. Will not take it as rude or disrepect as I'm not good a programmer so therefore will not be angry or mad. I'll just take it as an advise to help courage myself to become better.

[OmegaCES]

Like I said, No offence was ment, I'm more than happy to help out.
It was just the questions being asked seemed like you didn't have any experience and wondered what level you was at.
(Things come out harsh that I type )

I would read up on microsoft MSDN online library, helps you understand functions like Mid, Left, Right, layouts etc. I found it very useful when starting out and still do.

VB structure is pretty easy to understand
As for the code, find the part which calculates in the textboxes and edit it.

[asianking]

kool... so after i did some reading...

I add a button to auto add 7fe00000 on textbox2.
What happen is each time i add 7fe00000, it keep replacing instead of added to the second line. I then try to play around with vbCrLf and it worked great.

[OmegaCES]

There are some examples but you can also google things and find them.

If you just wanted to add the text "7FE00000" to textbox2.text
You would do