Cheat Engine

kilowwwww · How do I cheat? Reputation: 0 Joined: 21 Dec 2019 Posts: 1

I'm often dealing with memory addresses that i want to freeze but that are overwritten so frequently that even with a high freeze rate, my freeze is effectively ignored.
The solution i found was to find which opcodes wrote to said address (F6 shortcut) and replacing them with NOP code, however that is significantly slower than the regular freezing especially when amount of opcode that writes to the address could be one or 100 depending on the case.

Is there any way to do that any faster? Or any way to freeze a memory address similarly but in a fast way?

DanyDollaro · Posted: Sat Dec 21, 2019 7:03 pm Post subject:

From the settings you can decrease the freeze interval.
Or you could look for the code that reads that value and replace it with a constant value.

Csimbi · Posted: Sun Dec 22, 2019 4:51 am Post subject:

If your value is replaced immediately with the original, it most likely means that you are freezing the wrong address.

But, to answer about the quickest way to NOP an instruction:
- right click on instruction and select add to code list
- right click in code list and select replace with code that does nothing (after this you can right click again to restore the original code).