Cheat Engine

[Kyris]

I've been messing around with Cheat Engine recently and I was downloading some cheat tables that had Auto Assemble scripts in them. I looked around Cheat Engine's Auto Assemble Editor and i'm trying to figure out if I can create a C# trainer that allows me to inject these scripts myself. I've looked around these forums and I saw a couple helpful things however I wasn't able to download them because they are no longer available.


(Ex. samuri25404's OPCODE.DLL - A DLL written in C# that is used to convert opcodes like "mov [eax+4], ecx" to an array of bytes, for whatever purposes such as injecting and other things)


Is this possible to inject auto assemble scripts into a separate process?

Any information / support would be appreciated

[atom0s]

Yes it is possible. There are multiple ways to do it.

You can compile CE's auto-assembler into a DLL manually and use it as needed.
You can use a JIT'ing library as well to do this.

Such as:
https://github.com/asmjit/asmjit

For C# you can use things like FASM, or a ported ASM jitter:
https://github.com/hypeartist/AsmJit
https://github.com/ZenLulz/MemorySharp

[Kyris]

ZenLulz MemorySharp only works for 32-bit applications, do you know any other similar libraries that work for 64-bit processes in C#?