Eighty7
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 Posted: Tue Oct 20, 2026 11:45 pm Post subject: Resolving enemy addresses |
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I made this option in my script for changing enemy speed.
I tried to make this same option with the pointer of the initial enemy's speed, however, since there are many enemies, it doesn't work on all of them.
I'm looking for a way to resolve all enemies with some sort of valid base (without having to lag my game to hell with aob scans, I don't mind scans i just dont like re-resolving the enemies with scans every time new enemies are loaded)
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local instancestatus = getAddressSafe("Backrooms-Win64-Shipping.exe+4E2CBE0") -- value that changes every game instance to help for rescanning automatically
local speedaddresses = {}
local speedinstancechange = nil
-- 00 00 ?? ?? 00 00 96 43 00 00 96 43 00 00 16 44 00 00 16 44 00 00 00 45 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 40 00 00 00 00 10 3E F8 3C 00 00 00 45 00 00 00 00 < speed AOB, takes too long to scan for
local function getenemyspeed(awn)
speedaddresses = getaobaddress("01 00 02 00 00 00 00 41") -- movement mode for the enemy, acts as a good base and scans fast (not the enemy base, enemy speed is +18C from the base address, and enemy state is 18F)
if awn then
for i = 1, #speedaddresses do
speedaddresses[i] = speedaddresses[i] + 0x27 -- (bool value that effects how they roam, overdriving the normal value of the bool effects the speed extremely)
end
else
for i = 1, #speedaddresses do
speedaddresses[i] = speedaddresses[i] + 0x24 -- (speed)
end
end
end
local answer = nil
local est = createTimer(f)
est.Interval = 1
est.Enabled = false
est.OnTimer = function()
local currentvalue = readByte(instancestatus)
if currentvalue ~= speedinstancechange then
if answer then
getenemyspeed(true)
else
getenemyspeed()
end
speedinstancechange = currentvalue
else
if answer then
for i = 1, #speedaddresses do
writeByte(speedaddresses[i], tonumber(cspeed.Text))
end
else
for i = 1, #speedaddresses do
writeFloat(speedaddresses[i], tonumber(cspeed.Text))
end
end
end
end
local result = nil
local function enablespeed(enabled)
if enabled then
speedinstancechange = readByte(instancestatus)
result = messageDialog("Use entity state rather than speed?", mtConfirmation, mbYes, mbNo)
if result == mrYes then
getenemyspeed(true)
showMessage([[
Entity state is a byte value.
The higher the integer the faster the speed is.
The current value will be displayed in the value input for speed.
]])
cspeed.Text = tostring(readByte(speedaddresses[1]))
answer = true
else
getenemyspeed()
answer = false
end
est.Enabled = true
else
est.Enabled = false
end
end
local t1 = toggleelem(p1, 15, 85, "Enable", enablespeed)
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I tried to make an AA script to just automatically apply a custom value to the enemy speed on the code that loads the speed value (I think), however, it crashes no matter what kind of hook is made on it, and it also works on player speed, or really anything that moves.
I also tried to find out if all the enemies were stored in the same memory region and possibly find a base, but that also didn't work since they appear to be randomly loaded.
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| The full function for the speed setup, also has stuff like movement mode getting loaded (I highlighted the important one/the speed one) |
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