Cheat Engine

[Hatschi]

Currently we can go one class deep with CE, correct? Something like:

[Namespace] -> [Class] -> [Method]

I can get the adress by:

[Namespace].[Class]:[Method]

But rarely I've seen in Reflector or ILSpy the method is behind two or more classes, like:

[Namespace] -> [Class] -> [Class2] -> [Class3] -> [Method]

I've tried to get the adress in CE by:

[Namespace].[Class]:[Class2]:[Class3]:Method

but it didn't worked. Also some classes have special characters like:

<Parse>c__AnonStoreyBB

How do handle those?

[Dark Byte]

It's probably a just a method inherited from a superclass

E.g the Class AgeVerification can use the method get_tag from UnityEngine.Component because it inherits from UnityEngine.MonoBehaviour->UnityEngine.Behaviour->UnityEngine.Component

To find it you'll probably need Class3:Method to find it (Else Class:Method depending on how it's written)

Not sure what you mean with special characters. _ isn't really special, but it may indicate generated code by a code generator

[Hatschi]

Chess Consequence Unit PhaseInfo get_DirectPhasePlinks

Chess is the namespace.
Consequence is a class
Unit is a class inside the Consequence class
PhaseInfo is a class inside unit class
get_DirectPhasePlinks is a function.

The following commands I've tried:

PhaseInfo:get_DirectPhasePlinks
Unit:PhaseInfo:get_DirectPhasePlinks
Consequence:Unit:PhaseInfo:get_DirectPhasePlinks
Chess.Consequence:Unit:PhaseInfo:get_DirectPhasePlinks

CE always says its not a valid address. Any idea?

I don't mean the _ symbol I mean the <> symbols. If you have a classname like <CalcPhaseInfo>c__AnonStoreyC7 and you're either trying to get to the address of the class or to make a code injection at the address of the class, CE always gives an error. I guessed it's because of the <> symbols?

[Dark Byte]

Ah yes, inner classes. I never looked into that, so it's not supported right now

[Hatschi]

Okay, thanks