Cheat Engine

[kappalord]

Hey! I basically make some trainers for a game. Now i have found an opcode, if i change the opcode in the single line assembler, it asks me if i want to replace the incomplete opcodes with nops. If i press no, the opcode works. But if i press yes, the game crashes. But by default, lua script replace the incomplete opcodes with nops. How do i set it up, that lua wont replace the incomplete opcodes with ops?

My method to add the opcode to my table:
I press CTRL+A on the opcode, go to template and select Cheat Table framework code. Then i press CTRL + I and press enter. Now i change on originalcode the things what i change when i normally change the opcode in memory viewer. If i want to nop it, i put //. Then i assign it to my current cheat table.

Thank you.

[Zanzer]

That's not Lua.

You're probably overwriting two instructions and the game is trying to jump to the second instruction.
However, since you injected a JMP in there, the game jumps to the middle of your instruction and crashes.

If all you're trying to do is NOP one instruction, don't use the entire injection template.

Count the number of bytes that the one instruction uses by looking in the memory viewer.

For example, if it's four bytes: