Cheat Engine

[Corruptor]

Hi there,
im currently failing at some conditional breakpoint which is only ment to fire when the parameter string does not contain certain substrings, and since i dont know how to work with the break conditions and manual assembler code seems to throw random exceptions at random cmp operations, i tried to do it on a weird way, which is writing the comparision in c++ and copying the compiled code into ce. (guess what, it doesnt work either )

Now, trying to find where expection is thrown (some random jump it seems), i noted something pretty awkward:

when i go to the called function using the space button at the call, it will display this code (which is what i injected):

[Labyrnth]

It is still there mate. Look at your bytes on address 304FFF 00 83 ECOC5355

I think your in just part of the assembly instruction when you find your entry.

[Corruptor]

I know it seems to be a summed up version of a few instructions and that my original instructions are still in there, i also asume that its executed correctly. It's just, the second code i gave is what you would see if you normally scroll through the code (mousewheel up, it works correctly if you scroll down to it), which is the normal way you iterate through the code. Still, its definitely not the code that is actually executed. It kinda gives me a feeling that the code the dissassembler shows might not always be correct, because that is exactly what happens to be the case in this example: the code that the dissassembler shows me is not correct.