Cheat Engine

[bshi02]

I found health address for 64bit game, and When I did pointer scan for this health address, I found that there is more than a hundred thousand address of pointer.
But After exiting and relaunching game,It seems that Among a hundred thousand pointer, there is absolutely no pointer which point to correct health address at all .
all of them displays ?? question marks or point to peculiar address where is very far from correct address.
Is there any way to get correct address even though all of the pointer, which I have found, always point to incorrect address as soon as I relaunching game?

[Dark Byte]

Increase level and max offset size

also, never stop the pointerscan

[bshi02]

[Dark Byte]

try level 8 first

And in the first post scan (assuming level 7) did you stop it or was that the full run? If you stopped it, try again

also, use pointermaps else a lot of time will be spend on writing invalid results to disk

[++METHOS]

You can also try to capture the address using injection, if you get tired of messing around with pointers.

[bshi02]

[++METHOS]

Probably, there are many text and video tutorials for this. I have probably written one several times on this forum.

1. Once you have found your health address, you will add it to your cheat table and right-click on it to check to see what is accessing it.

2. A window should pop up and a list of instructions should populate the list. From here, you can right-click in the empty white area of the new window and check to see if the instructions are accessing any other addresses. You will see a number show up for each entry, ranging from 1 to 8. If you see any entries that are 'constantly' accessing health, and are only accessing (1) address, then you can use that instruction for your injection point, to permanently capture the health address.

3. Click stop on the debugger window and also stop checking if instructions are accessing other addresses.

4. Highlight the instruction that looks good, and view in the disassembler.

5. From inside the memory viewer window, with the correct instruction highlighted, you can click on 'Tools' from the drop-down menu and choose 'Auto Assemble'. A new window should pop up.

6. In the new window, click on 'Template' from the drop-down menu and select 'Cheat Table Framework Code'.

7. Click on 'Template' again, and choose 'AOB Injection'.

8. Click on 'File' and select 'Assign to Current Cheat Table'.

9. Once that is done, open the script from your cheat table by double-clicking on it and copy/paste the contents here.

If there are no instructions that are exclusive to the health address, per step #2, and do not show a number (1), then you will have to take additional steps to filter out any addresses that you are not interested in. If this happens, I would recommend studying the CE tutorial before proceeding so that you can learn how to do that. I would strongly recommend doing that anyway, if you have not completed it.

As a side note, some of this may seem a little intimidating at first, but it is very much worth investing the time to learn. If you stick with it and learn it well, then you may never have to use the pointer scanner again, unless you really want to (you probably won't).

[bshi02]

[++METHOS]

[bshi02]

Thank you very much for creating auto assemble script which contains global variable of health_address which I really want to know how to create.
It seems that when I declared registersymbol at the very beginning,I am able to use it even in cheat engine table until I disable this script.

And auto assemble script seems to be very picky in pairs of registersymbol and unregistersymbol.
Frankly speaking, I failed to execute your auto assemble script for an hour until I realized that I have omitted "unregistersymbol(health_address)" beneath [disable] section. At that time, I didn’t noticed that it caused syntax error.

anyway,I really appreciate your help which play a huge role for me in understanding auto assemble script in Cheat engine.

[++METHOS]

I'm glad that it all worked out.