Cheat Engine

[ZeiD.]

Hello people . First of all this is my first post on the forums and I am not sure if this is the correct place to post this. Please let me know if I did something wrong here. I will make the necessary changes in future posts. With that being said let's get right into the question.

I am new to assembly scripts and I am probably doing something wrong here. I am watching a lot of videos to understand how things work.

The game that I am talking about is battlefield V single player. I have no interest in multiplayer cheating.

I wanted to make my character have unlimited health. I managed to do that by finding the correct health value and nopping the instruction (is that even the correct term?). It worked perfectly until i found out that the same ,nopped, instruction affected the enemy health aswell.

With a little bit of research I figured out how to make a script that compares values found in data structures and finds out if it's a player or an enemy that is being damaged. Everything is working just fine. Here is the code:

[Dark Byte]

create some bytes/flags with registersymbol

then in the acript check if those bytes are set, and if so do the appropriate action

in ce you can then change the byte to 1 or 0 to activate/deactivate it

[ParkourPenguin]

Those videos you're looking at seem to be doing more harm than good, but whatever works.

One way I've seen other people solve this is to make a master script and put child memory records under it that change flags, as DB said above.

[salumor]

The problem: 2 scripts try to write to same address.

The answer to that is quite simple - use symbols that work globally. At best create 1 "Enable" script defining all entry points.

But I 'd rather suggest to use make use of https://wiki.cheatengine.org/index.php?title=Auto_Assembler:aobScanModule, as static offsets will likely change on game updates. Though then you'd need to reassamble code/offsets too. Thus take a look at https://forum.cheatengine.org/viewtopic.php?t=609288. So the endresult will be something like:

aobScanModule(PlayerHealth, bfv.exe, ** your array of bytes **)

From there ... several strategies are possible (f.e.):

- use just one script for everything
- alloc + registersymbol some space and from there create several scripts injecting like "playerhealth" "playerhealth+200" "playerhealth+400" ....
- make use of binary flags (the following code).
... (see below, after code, just basic instructions as you'd need to know what ur doing)

[ZeiD.]

Thank you all for the help. I believe that you all said pretty much the same thing but I tried the script from "ParkourPenguin" because it was the easiest for a newbie , like me, to understand and implement. It worked like a charm. See you in future posts