Cheat Engine

[crumbleybumbley]

So I am scanning a game and using an AoB I find the beginning of the structure for all the actors in the game I want at once (let's say there are 10 results, one for each actor). I want to use all these results, and make a table of addresses for each one of them. Basically I know the offset from each beginning of the structure to each value's address I want, so I need a script to take each AoB result and populate the table with the given offsets.

I am very new to this, but I believe it should be possible with a Lua script. Any help would be appreciated. I also apologize in advance if I'm using the wrong terms for this stuff.


EDIT: In case it helps, I don't need any help in terms of modifying the values once I find them. All I want is to simply have an auto populated list of the addresses for each AoB result and the offsets I would apply to each.

To be more clear, here is what I am asking:

I scan for an AoB: AA BB CC ??. This gives me 10 results, like this:

AA BB CC 01
AA BB CC 02
AA BB CC 03
AA BB CC 04
AA BB CC 05
AA BB CC 06
AA BB CC 07
AA BB CC 08
AA BB CC 09
AA BB CC 10

(I know why this doesn't make complete sense in this example. It also is never as simple as this, the wildcards seem fairly random so I can't just add each one individually ahead of time. Long story short, I use my AoB with wildcards, I get the 10 results).

I want all 10 of those results. They are the 10 actors in the game I am concerned with. What I want to have happen is something like this in my table (14b and 4ac are offsets I have found from the 10 aobs I find to the addresses of values i actually care about):

AA BB CC 01
AA BB CC 01 + 14b
AA BB CC 01 + 4ac

AA BB CC 02
AA BB CC 02 + 14b
AA BB CC 02 + 4ac

...(all other AoB results 3-9)

AA BB CC 10
AA BB CC 10 + 14b
AA BB CC 10 + 4ac

(of course when I say AA BB CC ?? in that table I mean the addresses I found with that AoB)

So is there a way to have a script do this automatically after I search for the AoB? It would make sense that I should, given that I know the AoB I need to get 10 results and I know the offsets I want to add to each result once I get them.

[Gniarf]

Afaik the simplest way is to use the "grouped" value type. Convert your aob in decimal, and enter each byte value one by one in the "generate groupscan command" wizard, finish with skip nr of bytes and the value type for the data you want. Untick the "add" checkbox for all lines that correspond to your aob or the offset, and do a simple scan with that. Normally when you add results to your cheat table, only the useful data will be added to your table.

Example:
Let's say that my aob is 11 22 33 44 (in hex) = 17 34 51 68 (in decimal) and that I'm only interested in a float located 12 bytes after the beginning of this signature.
My group scan window will look like:
byte 17 [ ] Add
byte 34 [ ] Add
byte 51 [ ] Add
byte 68 [ ] Add
skip 08 [ ] Add <-8 here =12 (offset) - 4 (length of the aob in bytes)
float * [x] Add

[Mark Danielle]

Nothing ever gets done automatically, you have to program it to do what you want.

That being said, I think something like this is what you want to do: