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1.create a symbol in auto assembler
2.assign the symbol to the cheat table
3.have the code read the symbol (i.e. if value == 0) then run the code
4. after executing what you want, have the assemble script change the symbol to > 0
EDIT: It's probably much easier to do this with lua now, but I haven't used the lua engine in CE yet.
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Fresco
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| Posted: Thu Mar 08, 2012 11:13 am Post subject: |
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the problem is i don't know how to do that.
is this what you are suggesting ? :
| Code: | alloc(mycode,2048)
label(symbol)
label(etc...)
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symbol:
dd 0
mycode:
push ...
cmp symbol,1
je do_not_run
run:
//runcode
mov symbol,1
jmp exit:
do_not_run:
jmp exit:
pop ... |
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| Posted: Thu Mar 08, 2012 3:33 pm Post subject: |
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symbol is the address of symbol, so use [symbol] to get to the value
cmp [symbol],1
mov [symbol],1
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| Posted: Thu Mar 08, 2012 7:13 pm Post subject: |
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Also to create a symbol in auto assembler:
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registersymbol(my_symbol)
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if you no longer need it
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unregistersymbol(my_symbol)
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After creation, you can add the symbol to your address list by putting 'my_symbol' in the "Address:" textbox.
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Fresco
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| Posted: Fri Mar 09, 2012 8:49 am Post subject: |
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Thank you guys,
but i was looking for a way to actually disable the code.
i know that the code above will work, my intent was to run the disable part after [symbol1] = 1
as far as i know, the code above, in the cheat table will still be enabled X.
i want it disabled in the cheat table after execution.
also if not possible, how do i add a new address line (in the cheat table) that points to the value of [symbol1], so i can press a hotkey to make that value 0 so that the code could be enabled once more and more ...
also i want to change weapon_id.
that's the code:
(eax=my inventory) (weapon_id=what weapon to add)
in hex would be like
| Code: | newmemstart:
address ---- hex ------------ assembly code
01A00000 B8 0D000000 mov eax,0000000D
where B8 = mov eax,
and 0D000000 weapon_id |
i want to add to the cheat table an adress that will always point at newmemstart+offset
in this example weapon_id address would be:
newmemstart+1 (4 bytes)
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now, i tried to insert in "add new address, address" the declared name in the script, but it doesn't work (tried newmemstart), maybe because the substituted original code jumps to another name (an old one i once used, but then deleted).
i'm afraid that if i use that name, other codes will use it too if enabled first.
for example if i enable health code ... health code will jmp to the "old name" i once used, but then deleted.
in other words.
i first made a script "alloc(mem1,2048)" then deleted that scrip,
then made another scrip "alloc(labelno2,2040)" ... but at the original location the code does not "jmp labelno2" but does "jmp mem1" ... i hope i made myself clear.
i want the address to always point that specific code, not to health code or others.
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Fresco
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| Posted: Sat Mar 10, 2012 10:49 am Post subject: |
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can someone help ?
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