Cheat Engine

[paul44]

Prenote: the script seems to do its job nicely, just a bit ackwardly. Meaning: just looking for some explanation and/or "clean up".

Anyways: see intro here: [ https://imgur.com/a/sT6PrrK ].
2 issues:
1. closing the script - using [ok] - gives me that error, but besides that, the script runs fine. I picked up most of the code from this forum, and can't seem to pinpoint the problem here. basically: would feel more comfortable if I can "remove" that error altogether (i am like that )
2. the script does remove the mem-records upon disabling it, but does that in fases. and as long as an entry remains, the script does not disable.
Which I certainly do not mind, if no practical solution can be found. I already tell them that they can also manually delete those entries anyway...

ps: done for AC3/4/5 tables.

[Dark Byte]

when the script is checked if it works, the enable and disable lua scripts both get executed

[panraven]

When a memory record of index i is destroyed, its place will be replaced by memory record index i+1, and so is higher index.
Let's see what happened in your for-loop with 7 mr to destroy.

[paul44]

thx to both. I will close this 'incident' once I got everything documented on "paper", and have updated this post accordingly...
@panraven: I have taken your 1st suggestion; 2nd one did not act as expected (surely because of the vtbyte entry, and the index value it has/gets)

I do have another request related to this:
aobscans tend to "hang" for several seconds (10-15s are no exception with x64 games, depending its specific task(s)). And all the while, gamer thinks s/he did something wrong?! hence my additional remarks in the table...
(it is not just "beginners": I then tend to open the script to get an idea about what it is trying to do here )
Anyway: I looked at the 'memoryrecord' again, and noticed the 'Options' property. I thought it to be an "on/off" flag, but that does not seem to be the case (or it is because I try to do this within the "executing script")?

My endgoal actually would/should be: [ https://imgur.com/a/esRx9Ni ]. Basically: upon enabling the script, it gets "unhidden" (this is already an indication to the gamer that the script is 'active'). Adding the additional "processing..." entry would just be the proverbial cherry
Note: that this must execute BEFORE the aobscan, or it is all for naught...

ps: I have not tried that yet - just got the idea now - but it could work with a main "unhide" script; which then calls the 'ship battle' script...?

[paul44]

as per suggestions:
1. checking if mr[i] is not nil, removes the [Ok] error.
2. deleting mr records "backwards" gets it done cleanly.

[code] for i=mr.Count-1,0,-1 do
-- check header line comment: do not delete
if (mr[i].VarType ~= 'vtByte') then
--memoryrecord_delete(mr[i])
if (mr[i] ~= nil) then
mr[i].destroy()
end
end
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