Cheat Engine

[ParkourPenguin]

A little script I threw together.

It adds a menu item to the found list's right click menu with the caption "Remove addresses using filter". It allows you to remove records from the found list based on the records' addresses, current values, and previous values. Return true if you want to remove any given record.

All 3 parameters (address, currentValue, previousValue) are strings and should be cast to numbers if needed.
If you're hiding the previous value column, previousValue will not be valid. (the previous value isn't explicitly exposed to Lua AFAIK, and I'm not going to look through the disk for it)

[panraven]

Thank you~

Dark Byte mentioned getCurrentMemscan().ScanResultFolder in forum,
checking that directory during scan, it seems previous result and also first result can be referenced by Lua file operation. I guess UNDO is previous result, TMP is current. UNDO only appeared after 2nd scan.

bye~

[mbabo]

ok i executed your script now to filter option shows up once i use it
a popup menu shows up telling me to type lua code resulting in Boolean
what should i type ?

[ParkourPenguin]

panraven:
I knew about that; it's just I don't want to go through each file and parse the raw data.

mbabo:
Lua isn't a fast language. It's possible to increase the speed of it marginally the way it is now, but you should be able to get the scan results down to manageable levels with enough changed/unchanged value scans.

[vovasivy]

ParkourPenguin:

I'm trying to change your script for today's conditions, if you don't mind, of course.
I'm not familiar with programming well, I can't figure out how to synchronize the number of arguments in the function:

[ParkourPenguin]

Honestly I don't even remember making this script. Going through the foundlist like that is so slow I wonder if the script is useful.

You can put the arguments into a Lua array (a table w/ integer keys starting at 1) and use table.unpack to turn them into values.
Something like this:

[vovasivy]

Thank you for responding.
The script was useful, especially until DarkByte added the Lua formula dropout to the search.
With the help of your script, I found many values that I could not find with a standard search.
By the speed of execution, I can say that with the remainder of the number of addresses 10000 or less, it is quite tolerable.
I attach a screen made according to the script that I attached above.(Replaced true with false)
The red border indicates: the applied filter and the execution time. (the number of addresses before applying the filter is 3500)
As for your code, as I have already said, I know programming poorly, but I will try to figure it out.
And thank you again!!!

[vovasivy]

Thanks.
I used your script to get this (I like it):
Another question.
Is it possible for the results falling under (true) or (false) not to be deleted, but to be hidden or shown at the user's request, as if cut/cancel.
After all, Lua defines this data as a string?
This would greatly facilitate the search. I don't have a strong computer and resource-intensive games take a lot of time to restart and search again with the wrong filter selected.
I am grateful in advance for the answer!!!

[ParkourPenguin]

[vovasivy]

Tell me where you need to click to increase your reputation. I can't find it anywhere.

[ParkourPenguin]

There's a small thumb up emoji to the right of the reputation number that appears after you reach a certain number of posts.

Don't worry about it. It didn't work last time I checked (something about an sql error IIRC).