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[SilverRabbit90]

How can I multply this code x2 or more?

newmem:

originalcode:
mov eax,[ecx+14]
add eax,[ecx+10]

exit:
jmp returnhere


I've tried using this code but it doesn't work:

newmem:

shl [ecx+10],1

originalcode:
mov eax,[ecx+14]
add eax,[ecx+10]

exit:
jmp returnhere

And if I subtract or add a value that increas at infinite, how can I block the continuous decrease or increase in value?

EX:


newmem:

sub [ecx+10],1

originalcode:
mov eax,[ecx+14]
add eax,[ecx+10]

exit:
jmp returnhere


thx for the help ^^

[sbryzl]

You can create a counter to repeat the operations as much as you want or create a pointer to the address. Either way you will need an entry in the address list to affect it.

[SilverRabbit90]

WoW thanks a lot **
I have an other question...?

in this case:



label(NewV)

originalcode:
mov ecx,[NewV]
mov [esi+14],ecx
push Game.gCDamage_PS::`vftable'+6A0

exit:
jmp returnhere

NewV:
dq 100




I can set the variable NewV how I can desire....

Why I Can't Set the variable NewV in this case:


label(NewV)

newmem:

originalcode:
mov [ecx+10],[NewV]
mov eax,[ecx+14]
add eax,[ecx+10]

exit:
jmp returnhere

NewV:
dq 100


In line 12 that is where it is mov [ecx+10],[NewV] it tells me that the statement is not compiled, What can I do?.

"Those code are for two differents cheats"

[sbryzl]

It requires a more complex operation to move data directly from one address to another but you don't need to do that. You can just move a value into a register then into the address. Since eax is replaced next operation anyway you can use it here.

[SilverRabbit90]

Thank you very much, you helped me a lot