Cheat Engine

JoJoNygga · How do I cheat? Reputation: 0 Joined: 19 Feb 2013 Posts: 3

Hello, i can't find value, i want to hack value on command ex. /kasa(Money),

So, i scaned on All, but search nothing, help please. This is multiplayer added to single game, i can hack items, hp. But money is scripted, someone know how to hack this?

Bad English, sorry.

Rectangle · Posted: Mon Apr 22, 2013 4:28 am Post subject:

What's the name of the game you are talking about?
By "multiplayer" do you mean an online game where you use a client application (or web browser) to connect to a server?
Or do you mean a game where you own the server itself, and allow other clients to connect to you?

If it's an online game, you're pretty much out of luck.
As an example of this, I could use cheat engine to change the text of your post in firefox.
That does NOT mean it will change the actual text data on the server, where other firefox users are getting that information from...
At best, it will only appear to have changed for myself, because I am only changing data received from the server, sent merely to be used by a graphics engine of sorts... which doesn't affect actual gameplay at all.
So in this scenario, the actual data you wish to change is secured away on another computer, where you cannot easily or even legally access it, let alone modify it.

If you own the server and are trying to modify data, then it may be possible to modify some data, but not without more information.

JoJoNygga · How do I cheat? Reputation: 0 Joined: 19 Feb 2013 Posts: 3

It's Gothic Multiplayer Accrescere, i bypassed cheat engine, so i can hack, i just to want hack a script who shows cash on command.

Rectangle · Posted: Mon Apr 22, 2013 10:08 pm Post subject:

Looks like that game allows you to download both a client and a server.
Unfortunately, I couldn't get the client to run on my system, so I have no way of testing if (or how) the server's memory can be modified to benefit any connected clients.

I suppose you could try to search for any existing chat commands, and override the function they are accessed in using DLL injection (or perhaps even an AA script, depending on what exactly you wish to do).
But like I said, I can't test this and therefore I cannot guarantee anything.