Cheat Engine

[Jetset]

Greetings, I'm a newbie so I ask your help. My question is: I need to assign some functions to the right mouse button. I want to be able to climb straight up in Fly mode, to be specific. My game is BioShock Infinite and I already have everything I need, I mean CT scripts. I figured out how to assign simple buttons but not mouse buttons. Can I do this in Cheat Engine directly or should I go deeper and work with CT file?

[daspamer]

You can make a timer via LUA, that checks if right mouse button is clicked, and then increase your Y offset (if right mouse button is clicked).

[Jetset]

[quote="DaSpamer"]You can make a timer via LUA, that checks if right mouse button is clicked, and then increase your Y offset (if right mouse button is clicked).[/quote]

Is there an easy way to do it? I have no Idea how to do a timer and LUA scares me too x)

[++METHOS]

If you're not comfortable with LUA, you can use assembly; just find the address that handles the right mouse button...then do as DaSpamer says and write a script that will increase your Y axis when the right mouse button is being pushed.

To find the address that holds the mouse button, you can try searching for 3F800000 (float 1.0) when mouse button is pressed and 0 when not pressed. Or, simply search for changed/unchanged, increased/decreased etc. until you've found it. You may end up with multiple addresses, but that shouldn't matter...you only need one of them.

When you have the address for the right mouse button and the address for Y axis, find a good injection point for each...by using an instruction that accesses each value (so, you will end up with two instructions...one that accesses the right mouse button and one that accesses the Y axis). When you have your two instructions...make sure they do not access any other addresses. If the instruction(s) access more than one address, simply find a different instruction to use (or) filter out all of the addresses that do not apply. If you need help with that, just ask.

Once you have your two injection points and all of the filtering issues have been sorted, simply combine your scripts and write a conditional jump that checks if the right button is being pressed...if it is, increase Y axis...if it isn't, jmp originalcode.

You can write it so that your character floats up, incrementally, when the mouse button is pressed, or, immediately teleports to a given elevation when pressed etc.