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[TheDoctorWho]

Ok, so I have been playing this multiplayer Unity Game, and it is still in the BETA stage, so even though it is multiplayer, almost everything is client sided. Maybe you could help me figure out a few things:

1. Some of the values in this seem to change where they are stored in the memory EVERY time they update. If I pause the game and scan for the value, I can find it, but as soon as I resume, the value in my code list changes to ??. Has anyone seen this before and know how I can stop it? It is a browser based game so I can not create pointers.

2. You can create a server, but the server name is limited to 13 characters. I have seen seen a few servers that have more than 13 characters in them, however, so there must be a way to hack it. Anyone know how I can do this? I tried searching for the text that I type in the name text box and I can find it, but nothing happens when I change it.

3. I was in one game where the server host (called the Master Client in this game) was spawning in mobs that shouldn't have been in that world. There is no console or any kind of server commands for this game, so idk how he was able to do it. Can this even be done with cheat engine, or would this require a different type of hack program?

[atom0s]

Unity games almost all use a backend scripting engine in .NET (C#) which can be exploited easily. You can overwrite the DLL and literally take control of the game.

1. This is called DMA. Things will shift as the state of the object changes and becomes disposed / recreated. There are various tutorials explaining DMA and how to 'defeat' it on these forums, just look around.

2. Locate the function(s) that make use of the server name. One of them will land up having the restriction in it that you can patch.

3. As mentioned in the first part of my post, they probably decompiled and overwrote the script engine assembly that the unity framework uses for the game. It is an easy way to obtain access to all kinds of data in the game.

[TheDoctorWho]

Ok I have been looking into the DMA tutorials. It looks like the way to defeat the DMA is to find the pointers, but it also seems that web based games often do not have pointers. Is there another way around this that I am missing? I was able to find the function that controls my power up and NOP the cooldown so it remains 0 for the whole session, but the second I close or refresh the browser it resets and I need to track the value down again.

Also I am pretty new to this, so please try to explain as simple as possible =/

[atom0s]

You can scan for AoB (array of bytes) for functions that you know of that reference any of the objects you are looking for.

[daspamer]

Unity pointers are static.

Find base module + offset to pointer (note that they won't work in other PCs).
Or AoB scan the functions.

I could help you much more, but since you've told us its multiplayer game, I prefer not to.

Unless it does not have PvP (only PvE).

[TheDoctorWho]

I have been running a pointer scan on the game for the past 20 minutes and it is still going, so I'm hoping it will give me something soon.

Also, the game (right now) does not have working PvP. There are waves of AI that come and all the players have to defeat them. After one side is wiped out, the game restarts. Not much to it yet. They are working on a PvP game mode but it is horribly broken right now.

EDIT: Also, is there any way to separate the game from the rest of the webpage so it is easier to scan? Whenever I run scans I get data from all the other elements on the page that are not the game.

[daspamer]

PM me with game name.
I'll send you some cheats for PvE.

[TheDoctorWho]

Apparently I am too new on the forums and can not PM someone unless they PM me first Send me a PM

[daspamer]

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