Cheat Engine

[herzenstube]

I want to find an offset for one value in the game.

I found a section of code that writes a value to a register, and I want to track where it comes from.
When I perform actions in the game that change the value, the window "Find what writes to this address" finds instructions
And this instructions are exactly the function that changes the values ​​I need.

When I'm trying to attach the debugger, the breakpoint is triggered very often,it seems like the function is used literally all the time in many cycles.

I set a filter for the desired value of my register, to track register that I need.
For example ESI==32822E74

But with the filter, the game almost completely freezes with 0.001 FPS, and I can't interact with the game in any way, because of the lags.

I understand that probably this is due to the high load from the debugger.

But even when I managed to take actions in the game to change the value. The breakpoint did not intercept the action.
Although when the breakpoint is not setted up, the window "Find what writes to this address" points exactly to this instruction, it is 100%.

Could you please tell me how I can act in such conditions. Maybe there is some other way to debug such functions, with a register filter.
Unraveling the chain without a debugger seems like an impossible task to me.
Thanks.

[ParkourPenguin]

Conditional breakpoints get triggered regardless of whether the condition is true or false. If it's false, then CE automatically resumes. This whole process of stopping the thread, executing the interrupt and exception handlers, context switching to CE's process, executing the Lua condition, and context switching back to the game takes time.

Try a code injection to check the condition. Example section of an AA script:

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