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CoolGuy
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 Posted: Sat Jul 05, 2014 4:31 pm Post subject: what wrong with new scan |
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I try "New scan" and nothing happens why...
i am:
Trying 2 get addreses 4: Platform racing 2
using: google chrome
Cheats engine 6.4
That happens and i need this code so yea
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Dark Byte
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are you sure that the bytes you're looking for are writable and copy on write is disabled for that region ?
If not, you may want to make them look like executable
and obviously, are you sure it's the correct process, and are those bytes correct ?
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jgoemat
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The most likely reason is that those bytes don't exist in the process. Try checking 'Writable' and 'CopyOnWrite' so they look like 'Executable' in your image. That means it will ignore those flags on the memory region.
If you open up memory manager (CTRL+M) and then auto-assembly (CTRL+A), enter this script and execute it:
| Code: | globalalloc(test,$100000)
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db d0 4e de 02 00 |
Then your search should find it for sure. If that's the only one found, then those bytes simply don't exist elsewhere in that process. I don't know where you got those bytes from, but the game could have been updated and no longer contain those bytes.
Also are you sure you have the right process id? Each chrome tab has its own process you can see in the Chrome task manager (SHIFT+ESC in chrome). 500 hex in cheat engine would show up as decimal 1280 in the task manager under "Process ID".
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