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JustNothing
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 Posted: Wed Dec 31, 2008 11:35 pm Post subject: Need help with the Cheat Engine Tutorial (Step 5) |
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| i dont get it.. can someone help me with it plzz?
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| Posted: Thu Jan 01, 2009 4:11 am Post subject: |
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| Specifically, what do you need help with?
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zirkhaki
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| Posted: Fri Jan 02, 2009 4:07 am Post subject: Re: Need help with the Cheat Engine Tutorial (Step 5) |
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| JustNothing wrote: | | i dont get it.. can someone help me with it plzz? |
The goal of this step is to find the address of the value in tutorial program and freeze it. You should know that in most of the games the address you are looking for is changed each time you open a game, even the addresses may change during the game. So you can use this function, code finder for solving this problem. The address of the value under the tutorial program is changed every time you reopen the program. So if you find its address and then close the program, when you have opened it again, your address will not work anymore. First find the address of the value with one of the ways you have learnt before, and then bring it down. After that right click on the address you have found and choose and choose "What writes to this address".
A confirmation question will come and want to attach the CE debugger to this program, so click the Yes button. As a result two other windows will be opened. In the window that its name is "created processes" you can choose the program that is still running, click on the code and press select or simply double click on it and close it because you don't need it anymore. In the other window the changes of the address that you found earlier is recorded as its name says "the following opcodes changed the selected address".
Now go to tutorial program and press the "change value" button. You can see that an opcode will be appeared in the debug window. Click on it and press the "replace" button at the right side of the program and then press the "Stop" button at the lowest part, cause you don't need to debug anymore.
Ok, now you may ask what that special button does. It simply brings the opcode to codelist in "advanced options" and then enable it. So what is its benefit? That obvious you don't need to search for the address every time you open the program you can just go to "advanced options" and right click on the opcode you had found before and choose "Replace with code that does nothing" to make it enable.
Ok when you did all that go to tutorial program and click the "change value" button and later if you want to disable it right click on it and press "Restore with original code", as you can see the next button will be clickable.
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