Cheat Engine

[samuri25404]

Ok, well in ASM, each command takes up a certain ammount of memory/bytes/w.e. We can conclude this from simply going and changing an opcode and it asking us if we want to replace the rest of the opcode with 'nops'.

However, when writing an Enable/Disable script, you don't get this advantage, and therefore when changing an address, it seems vital to me to know how much each command takes up so you don't mess up an address or something.

Could someone help me out here?

Btw. I'm sorry if I've overlooked a thread somewhere that tells us this.

[Labyrnth]

Look in the memoryview

Make the AA script, The toggle it and look at the opcodes in memory
The untoggle it and look at the opcodes in memory
You can screenshot it or write them down.

I guess you need to know this because you are going to put in your own code for a trainer or TMK or GTS.