Cheat Engine

[slippppppppp]

I am making a trainer in delphi. I got the hooking part finished. But that only part now, is that i want to know how to insert asm scripts in, so my trainer can use it in maplestory.

how would i put :

[enable]
0067de96:
je 0067ed3a
[disable]
0067de96:
jne 0067ed3a

into my trainer

Are you happy now appalsap?!

[appalsap]

I remember looking through the sources and finding a DLL that dark byte made that could write AA scripts but I can't find it now, so here's the alternative way.

Translate the instructions into bytes, then write them. JE may represent say 28(it doesnt) and JNE may represent 99 (it doesnt). Find these values by either getting a reference or by using a disassembler like CE. Remember to use hex ($)

If this is too much for you and you want a more general program you could always write your own assembler.

[--Pillboi--]

Here's a tut on how to find the bytes of instructions:
http://www.petesqbsite.com/sections/tutorials/tutorials/asm.txt
No credit to me.

--Pillboi--

[tj102985]

ne one have an auto asembler that i can dl?

cause im learning how to write it...

[UnLmtD]

[tj102985]

ty

[DeltaFlyer]

[appalsap]

Just to be clear about it, compilation is a three step process, if you write in assembler it becomes a two step process.

Compilation is the process where high level code is translated to assember.

Assembly is where assember code is translated to machine code.

Linking process is where the libraries are "linked" in, API calls translated, resources are put in, most of the final touches happen here.

[tj102985]

Question then... what does this do? and how do i make it?

[appalsap]

that's code for DOS, you are running on Windows.

[--Pillboi--]

Using the link in my last post try and sink it into qbasic.
That should help with sinking into other languages too, except obviously not the same.

--Pillboi--

[tj102985]

ok thanx