Cheat Engine

[Foxglaw]

I'm very new to cheat engine so I'm sorry if I call things with a different name. I've been trying to set a temporal multiplier script for the game Production Line and I just gave up. I attached and image with the 4 lines that are making me crazy.

I just want a script that set multiplier for my investigation points per minute ([rcx+00000104]). But when I do that, it overwrites my progression on the investigation (xmm6) and it ends up making an exponential "multiplier" instead of a linear multiplier.

Please help :? [/img]

[ParkourPenguin]

Is [rcx+104] your investigation points or your investigation points per minute? There's a big difference.

You didn't post the script you tried.

If [rcx+104] is your investigation points, then multiply xmm6 by some amount before the `addss` instruction. Inject at the `addss` instruction and write this code:

[Foxglaw]

[quote="ParkourPenguin"]Is [rcx+104] your investigation points or your investigation points per minute? There's a big difference.

You didn't post the script you tried.

If [rcx+104] is your investigation points, then multiply xmm6 by some amount before the `addss` instruction. Inject at the `addss` instruction and write this code:
[code]...
alloc(investigationPointsMult,4)

registersymbol(investigationPointsMult) // so you can modify this from the address list

newmem:
mulss xmm6,[investigationPointsMult]
addss xmm6,[rcx+00000104]
jmp return

investigationPointsMult:
dd (float)2
...[/code]

If [rcx+104] is your investigation points per minute (first derivative), then xmm6 is related to the second derivative and this gets more complicated. Ideally you'd find a better injection point: inject at where the value is read from and used to modify the investigation points, then multiply the read value by some amount (same as above).
Try the first script before doing this.[/quote]


Honestly I don't know if if that are my investigation points per minute or my current progress for the investigation. I tried finding the investigation points per minute with no luck. I found that code finding the current progress for an investigation and "Find out what writes to this address" and it appears just one.

My final code was this:
[code][ENABLE]
alloc(newmem,2048,"ProductionLine.exe"+1D172F)
label(returnhere)
label(originalcode)
label(exit)

alloc(Ten,4)
Ten:
dd (float)10.0

newmem:


fld [rcx+00000104]
fmul [Ten]
fstp [rcx+00000104]

originalcode:
addss xmm6,[rcx+00000104]

exit:
jmp returnhere

"ProductionLine.exe"+1D172F:
jmp newmem
nop 3
returnhere:

[DISABLE]
dealloc(newmem)
"ProductionLine.exe"+1D172F:
addss xmm6,[rcx+00000104]
//Alt: db F3 0F 58 B1 04 01 00 00[/code]


I tried your code and it says there's an error on the line jmp return.

[ParkourPenguin]