it says that the instruction can't be complied. Does anyone have a solution to this?
Hmm, stange. I did test (even now again) with both version of the game I have.
Note: you do need the "
Enable" script to be active
first. (because it simply activates mono features that are required to get the address). Else I can only imagine a (very) old version of cheat engine. (if you can activate "Enable" but not the Dev Console script)
In my orig. post I've added and attached here a
pic with instructions Does it look like that (except once you "Enable" it changes the view, you may click on "Full View Mode" in top menue)?
Or lets go the basics,
can you even "Enable"? Else you might have attached to the
wrong process.
If you can't enable but you did attach the game, do you have a "Mono" entry in top menue? Click it and hit "Activate Mono Features". Hit "CTRL+D" and "CTRL+G", enter "GameController:Update" (without ""). Do you see that name in address field and "sub rsp,08" in opcode?
If you even aint got a Mono menue but you are 100% sure you attached to right game (needs to be done anew if game closes/crashes), then its CE. I doubt its the tool but: corrupted download, some AV/Security tool interfering on runtime or even back at installation ..... whatever.
(CE is safe, out there long enough, open source - compile it yourself - its easy, lots of money in
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, .... or search web on if ce is safe. But be sure to use trusted sources to dl from. I know some scanners do flag it, mostly as "PUP" or "Hacktool" or something which is correct, as it injects code into a target process altering the memory - which in turn could be dangerous because technically one could do anything in a table script - f.e. be aware if you see a line "getInternet()" or s.t.. But of course everyone can look into it what it does - directly before executing it, which is some advantage over dlls.
#TL;DR CE is safe, tables - likely but for everything you do in the net use trustfull sources)
EDIT: solved. (it was an old CE version)