Cheat Engine

[aikoncwd]

Hi

I need to know how to create a trainer with no form (or at least, with a invisible form). When I have a working table I just generate a trainer using the "trainer generator", like this:



After a few modifications I can get a trainer like this:



But thats not exactly what I want. Exists a way to make a form invisible? Like Form1.Visible = False

Thanks

[Smanettone83]

You have to modify the source of cheat engine... i think it's the only solution.

[mgr.inz.Player]

remove or comment this line:
form_show(UDF1)
or
form_show(CETrainer)


Edit:
You already have "close trainer process when GUI process is closing". But, sometimes, it fails. You can add LUA timer. So you can check GUI process still exist, and if not - do "closeCE()".

[DaSpamer]

Theres AlphaBlend aswell

[aikoncwd]

[mgr.inz.Player]

@Flashacking, No, it's not what he wants.

Normally, when CE6.2 standalone trainer is launched, we have three processes: SFXLevel1.exe, SFXLevel2.exe and cheatengine.exe. All those three processes share the same name.

AikonCWD trainer is slightly different. It's only a nice GUI with attached CE standalone trainer and chiptune in resources. So, finally, there are four processes: GUI.exe, SFXLevel1.exe, SFXLevel2.exe and cheatengine.exe. In this case: "Dead Pixels +4 Trainer.exe" (GUI), DP_trainer.exe (SFX1), DP_trainer.exe (SFX2), DP_trainer.exe (cheatengine).



@AikonCWD, your current GUI takes 50% CPU. Why?

Edit:
open your CT file, click table, show cheat table lua script. Then search for show_form. Comment it like this:

form_show(dsfjdsfsdfdkfjk)
to
-- form_show(dsfjdsfsdfdkfjk)


Edit2:
In case you didn't know. You can create CT trainer (when in "trainer generator window" choose "output: script"). Do some "form designer" stuff. Click "generate". Close "Form designer" window and "trainer generator" window. Save normally as CT file. You can easily convert CT trainer to CETRAINER and EXE trainer.

So you have CT file. Open it (do not run LUA script), change script (remove form_show), then save as EXE file.

[aikoncwd]

EDIT: I DID!!!!

Thanks again, +rep you

[mgr.inz.Player]

Try again, slowly. Click "generate generic trainer ...", type process name, choose "output: script", click "generate trainer". Close "trainer generator" window. Click "floppy disk", save as CT.

You can treat that CT file as your trainer source.

Now, go to "table" -> "show cheat engine lua script". Search and replace "form_show(whatever)" with "-- form_show(whatever)". Close window.

Click "floppy disk", save as EXE.


Edit:
great

[aikoncwd]

Every effect that runs on a loop need cpu time. I checked other trainers with similar effects and they use 30~50% CPU too. But this is not a problem, if you are running other procesors that consume CPU, the % is split with all.

btw, I also attach the CE Table or CETRAINER if someone wants the trainer with no GUI effects

Thanks very much, my future trainers will have a light loading with this hints

[mgr.inz.Player]

Probably you used "proof of concept" VB code, I don't know.


EDIT:
Try this cetrainer. It's only proof of concept, that we can make nice looking trainers with prepared images and CE lua only.

My "trainer" renders 120 stars, each star has random speed from 1 to 3 pixels per frame. If star is outside of window, then star is moved to center and "direction" is recalculated. "AnimateTimer" has interval set to 10 milliseconds. CPU usage - from 0.1 to 2% cpu.

And of course it would be better if I had more time. Of course I used your "Dead Pixel" image (I took screenshot).

[DaSpamer]

Awesome.. ;o

[aikoncwd]

[mgr.inz.Player]