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just to be clear, which 00 needs to be changed inpatch data.win: byte 00 at 027DAC20 to 01
00 00 0f 84 fb ff 25 45 23 02 00 a0 00 00 0f 84
just to be clear, which 00 needs to be changed inpatch data.win: byte 00 at 027DAC20 to 01
The first. Thought it'd be easier to just give the actual byte-offset for the value to be used. Confirm back if you can.just to be clear, which 00 needs to be changed in
00 00 0f 84 fb ff 25 45 23 02 00 a0 00 00 0f 84
confirmed, it enabled the skip minigame buttonThe first. Thought it'd be easier to just give the actual byte-offset for the value to be used. Confirm back if you can.
Oh, im sorry, i missed that last part about confirming.Thank you. I guess @btyrellb125 was too busy. :$
It was an "I'm assuming they are fapping now..." joke.Oh, im sorry, i missed that last part about confirming.
Still, i could have confirmed it, since it takes 2 seconds to changeIt was an "I'm assuming they are fapping now..." joke.
The problem with that is the same problem with any dynamically processed language. You'd have to do it every time due to dynamic addresses (each launch) and pointer scans would never work across launches either.If you're more familiar with Cheatengine you can also use it to fill the gauge instantly everytime. You just need to find the adress once and then reactivate it whenever you get into a minigame.
The problem with that is the same problem with any dynamically processed language. You'd have to do it every time due to dynamic addresses (each launch) and pointer scans would never work across launches either.
Yeah. Simply extracting and byte-patching will beat using a software that has a viral/trojan installer any day.You're right but the adress took me 5 seconds to find it so I didn't really mind it. The other option is better in the long run for sure.
Because GIANT LIZARD TIDDIES!i will never understand why "scalies" insist on putting mammalian features on a reptile.
Yeah. Simply extracting and byte-patching will beat using a software that has a viral/trojan installer any day.
You don't know what you're talking about. Read the Cheat Engine forums, github, and pretty much anywhere else on the web. Long-running issue and gripe of people using it. The Cheat Engine developer uses a viral/adware installer and has admitted to this and refuses to change. Claims they aren't responsible for the content of the installer because it is through a third-party. If you don't want to use the installer, you can manually download it but will need to manually create registry keys and such for file associations if desired. As for me, I don't use AVs, I don't need them. Haven't used one for over a decade and a half.Cheat Engine is not a virus. Either you were going to the wrong place or you were getting a false positive from something.
Only ever download Cheat Engine from the official site.
ok, i'm sorry I made a mistakeYou don't know what you're talking about. Read the Cheat Engine forums, github, and pretty much anywhere else on the web. Long-running issue and gripe of people using it. The Cheat Engine developer uses a viral/adware installer and has admitted to this and refuses to change. Claims they aren't responsible for the content of the installer because it is through a third-party. If you don't want to use the installer, you can manually download it but will need to manually create registry keys and such for file associations if desired. As for me, I don't use AVs, I don't need them. Haven't used one for over a decade and a half.
It happens, no worries. I may sound sour, but I simply do a lot of damage-control from a lot of things in the wild. Fixing other people's messes IRL and OL can become exhausting. I try to shut down incorrect information/advice as quickly as possible. Peace.ok, i'm sorry I made a mistake
Appologies if im being dumb I've downloaded the game, then using 7 zip extracted game, in that folder ive found the file data.win. Ive opened that with notepad and the dociument is complete jiberish and i cannot find the byte you are referencing.I'll look into it. Gotta go get food first. It's probably got a dynamic offset address in that hex string. The first few bytes will never change, some in the middle might need to be wild, the rest static again.
I checked into it, address offsets being referenced did change. As per usual, extract entire game (use 7z, not CrapRar), patch data.win: byte 00 at 027DAC20 to 01. I figured it might change but I wanted more than one person to 'confirm' it had changed. Most of the time "I can't do it..." they're a bunch of 12-year olds discovering their business for the first time. Just get so tired these days is all. *shrug*
Kinnerman Can you confirm it works for you too? Oh, as for public software, not a lot out there that is decent for GM stuff. Usually just write my own tools in situations like this. This one was just simple.
Text Editors should not be used (for binary editing/patching files). You'll completely ruin the file. Use a Hex Editor (to edit the raw data of a file, byte by byte). A free, decent one is HxD.Appologies if im being dumb I've downloaded the game, then using 7 zip extracted game, in that folder ive found the file data.win. Ive opened that with notepad and the dociument is complete jiberish and i cannot find the byte you are referencing.
Appolgies if im completely doing this wrong and any help would be greatly appriciated. Cheers.