Cheat Engine

[Allroundeath]

Currently developing a program in Python that is essentially a trainer. It simply changes a value. I've included an interface with a slider and text box to set a value.

However, when I convert the value from endian to decimal, the number is 1112014848, which I believe to be DWORD? While I could use cheat engine and set pre-made values, I'd prefer to do the conversion in the program.

It's worth noting that everything is working properly, and I CAN change the value, but clearly the problem is that I'd like some flexibility with the value instead of needing to have pre-defined settings to choose from.

The question I'm asking is if anyone is familiar enough with Python to provide the solution to converting the value into float and vice-versa so that the values entered via text box/slider function properly.

The question seems really rather simple, but the reality is that I've been searching through API documentation for the last several hours and testing essentially everything I find to no avail.

[Zanzer]

[Allroundeath]

I want to hug you. I really do.

It dawned on me that I was doing it wrong. I was converting the bytes into long, and then trying to convert long into float.

Thanks a bunch.

Quick edit, before I start stressing over this later, to convert back to bytes I'd do... What exactly?