Cheat Engine

[fiddlebum]

I have a game that stores the total experience in a specific memory address. If I change this memory address manually the next time experience is earned the value previously stored in incremented and then my change is overwritten.

What I've done is use the 'what writes to this address' option and it shows me three instructions:

1FD5F32379F - 44 89 3F - mov [rdi],r15d
1FD5F323853 - 44 89 38 - mov [rax],r15d
1FD5F3238C8 - 89 08 - mov [rax],ecx

I put these instructions into a script but it didn't do anything. I'm new to cheat engine and assembly so I'm not really sure how to proceed.

[Cyberfreak]

From my personal experiences, that might not be a complete list of possible reasons, I see two possibilities:

- First, the actual value is calculated on a server. You will get no support for cheating in online games in this forum, even if it's technically only a single-player campaign or "only bots" game.

- Second, you got only a copied output in the user interface of the game, but not the actual value that is used from the game for calculating any changes. Then you should take a look for the real address, maybe the "what accesses" this address function will help you.

Oh, and as I see your found address have 9 digits, which is uncommon (for me) and might be the result of a more complex game with some anti-cheat measurements and/or an advanced x64 architecture. If you are only interested in learning about CheatEngine and not specifically about this game, I would suggest to play around with a more "simple game", that doesn't include anti-cheat measurements or needs a x64 environment, which supports several additional memory functions.

[atom0s]

You would need to show us how you are trying to alter them in a script, just telling us it didn't work doesn't let us see what you tried.