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AnthonysToolbox
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 Posted: Mon Apr 14, 2014 11:28 pm Post subject: [SOLVED] Is it possible to store the address of a AoBScan? |
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NEVERMIND, FIGURED IT OUT!!! I'll put my solution here just incase anyone runs into the same issue.
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......That Other Junk for the Enable....
registersymbol(cheat001)
[DISABLE]
label(originallocation)
AoBscan(origarea,01 02 03 04 05 06 07 08 )
origarea:
originallocation:
cheat001:
movsd xmm0,[originallocation] |
Things in bold are what I added that weren't in my Original Thread Post. I just remembered or rather thought about when I was learning this stuff and what the returnhere label was used for and yeah. Thankyou cheat engine team for the basic tutorials, they saved the day. 
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Here's my dilemma, trying to make a disable function using my uneducated mind, in a game I have an instruction:
movsd xmm0,[32FE37E0]
The 32FE37E0 is Random on refresh, Anyway my script changes the value to another area since I'm allocating and writing my own values for it to read.
Here's a sample of the Enable AA script:
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[ENABLE]
AoBscan(cheat001,F2 0F 10 05 ?? ?? ?? ?? 8B 4D D0)
alloc(myvalue,8)
myvalue:
dq (double)1000
cheat001:
movsd xmm0,[myvalue]
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Now my question is how would I make a disable? To set the original address into the movsd.
I can grab the original address that's in the unmodified movsd through aobscan, but is there a way to store the address the AoBScan locates and reuse it?
Like say for sake of example, | Code: | | AoBscan(origarea,01 02 03 04 05 06 07 08) |
went to Address 32FE37E0
So my uneducated mind tried doing something like:
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......That Other Junk for the Enable....
registersymbol(cheat001)
[DISABLE]
AoBscan(origarea,01 02 03 04 05 06 07 08)
cheat001:
movsd xmm0,[origarea] |
But that just gave me a compile error -
(movsd xmm0,[ 00000000]) : This can't be compiled.
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Sincerely,
-Anthony[/u][/i] |
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daspamer
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| Posted: Tue Apr 15, 2014 9:46 am Post subject: |
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You could allocate memory, write to it the original bytes register it as a symbol.
And when disabling, write into the original address, readmem(addresswherebytesarestored,length).
Alternative would be a lua script.
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AnthonysToolbox
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| Posted: Tue Apr 15, 2014 11:44 am Post subject: |
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| DaSpamer wrote: | You could allocate memory, write to it the original bytes register it as a symbol.
And when disabling, write into the original address, readmem(addresswherebytesarestored,length).
Alternative would be a lua script. |
Thankyou, i'll look more into that, I didn't know about the readmem instruction. ^_^ thankyou very much sir. |
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