Cheat Engine

[SwaggaJackin']

If there is already a way to do this, I apologize, I'm unaware of any method as of yet.

I'd really love to be able to highlight a list of addresses and set them all to the same value inside the memory view, very handy when editing an entire inventory in an rpg. Or even being able to highlight all the addresses and adding them all to the code list.

Also, a way to add multiple codes to the codelist would work great as well. Something similar to a condensed code on say the Ps2's cheat engine.

Example:

http://www.codemasters-project.net/portal-english/apportal/cmp_plugins/content/content.php?content.53

I'd be interesting in even making my own plugin, but there is no documentation on making plugins =/.

Currently what I do is save the memory region, open it in Hex Workshops, then edit the multiple addresses there, then load the memory region. It works but, would really like to not have to do a run around.

Thanks.

Edit also:

Possible bug:

When saving a memory region, the actual region saved is 1 byte less than specified. So if say I specify to save region 05b16002 - 05b16008.

The saved file only includes 05b16002-05b16007.

This only seems to happen when including the Cheat Engine header.

[Dark Byte]

[SwaggaJackin']

Ya another thing, I'm not sure what causes this, but if I load the memory file after editing the address values with a cheat engine header present. Cheat engine gives an error saying out of memory (the loaded memory portion is only 504 bytes) and will lock the file.

Actually, I've never even tested loading the memory file without editing it to even see if THAT works .

Does not occur when a header isn't present. Not sure if maybe there is some checksum the header has?

[Csimbi]

[SwaggaJackin']

Can you read?

[Dark Byte]

If the memory you're saving is only one memory region, you can do without a header.

Also, you might be able to use the "loadbinary" aa command to make loading regions of memory faster (no headers), so you can then just click on enable to load

As for doing condensed addresses, that's not going to work for games these days, but I'll see if I can make saving a region easier (e.g pointer based savebinary)

[Black Widow]

Hi there !

Insted of using Hexeditor Workshop, why don't you use HxD.
It's free ware and you can edit directly in the memory's process.
I allways usit with CE to do stuf tha CE does'nt (or I don'T know how it does)

Anyway HxD it's an Hex editor far more powerfull than Hex editor Workshop.

[kache]

Does anyone know if this is possible now?
I need to make a table for a couple hundred addresses, and they are all in the same region.
I tried selecting the parts I wanted to add to the table and do -add to the list, but it adds only the first one, not all of them...

[Dark Byte]

Well, you could of course write a lua script that does this, but it's not in by default.
But why do you want to do this? Perhaps there is a way easier solution for what you want to do (e.g use a lua script that does writeInteger on an array in memory )

[kache]

[Dark Byte]

easiest method is finding out what accesses one of those bytes. One of the registers will most likely point to the start of the array.
You can then do a code injection there to write the bytes
:
mov edi, address of the block
mov ecx, size of block
mov al,1 //byte to set
rep stosb //fill the block with 1's

alternatively, you can write a lua script that does this
writeBytes(address, 1) will write a 1 at the given address

you could use a for loop for this

[kache]

[Dark Byte]

sorry, forgot that you need an "end" at the end (not really that experienced with lua)

so try

[kache]

[kache]