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BlackBolt
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 Posted: Thu Jul 01, 2010 4:10 pm Post subject: CE Trainer feature suggestion |
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First of all: Happy Birthday Dark Byte! ^^
2nd: Sorry if this isn't the right place to post this, but I didn't really know where to post it.
As the title says I've got a suggestion for a feature that may be quite usefull.
At the code section, instead of only having the option of NOPing a code, I think that adding an opton so people can choose whatever to replace the code with (keeping the NOP of course) is a good idea.
I didn't see that in the trainer, but I may be blind and haven't seen it if it's somewhere XD
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| Posted: Thu Jul 01, 2010 4:55 pm Post subject: |
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You can do that with the auto assembler (ctrl+a in memory view), using the "cheat table framework code" template.
e.g. | Code: | [enable]
00123ABC:
//your code (usually a jump to newly allocated memory)
[disable]
00123ABC:
//original code |
then you do file -> assign to current cheat table to obtain a toggleable item in the address list to activate/deactivate that piece of code.
But, if by "people can choose whatever to replace the code with" you mean within the trainer, that is, having a textbox with an "inject" button in the trainer, i think it's doable but very (very, very) hard.
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BlackBolt
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| Posted: Thu Jul 01, 2010 5:13 pm Post subject: |
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| XaLeX wrote: | You can do that with the auto assembler (ctrl+a in memory view), using the "cheat table framework code" template.
e.g. | Code: | [enable]
00123ABC:
//your code (usually a jump to newly allocated memory)
[disable]
00123ABC:
//original code |
then you do file -> assign to current cheat table to obtain a toggleable item in the address list to activate/deactivate that piece of code.
But, if by "people can choose whatever to replace the code with" you mean within the trainer, that is, having a textbox with an "inject" button in the trainer, i think it's doable but very (very, very) hard. |
Thanks for the reply, it seems that the trainer can do that already.
After creating the toggleable item in the address list it can be added to the trainer, which will only allow to freeze/unfreeze that item, what seems to mean that the item activates/deactivates the code.
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| Posted: Thu Jul 01, 2010 5:19 pm Post subject: |
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I have to admit i'm not really into trainer making, I only used this feature directly from the cheat table, but i suppose it works in trainers too.
Well, I hope it does  glad I could help 
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Dark Byte
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| Posted: Thu Jul 01, 2010 5:23 pm Post subject: |
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usually what works for ce will work for the trainer as well. The trainer is actually just Cheat engine with the gui and debugging ripped out (it actually has the memoryscanner inside it as well for auto assembler scripts that do aobscan commands)
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