Cheat Engine

[Gear2ndGandalf]

Is there a way I can increase the value by a multiplication of 2 via hotkeys?
I want to increase value from 1000 to 32000 like so:

1000 x2
2000 x2
4000 x2
8000 x2
16000 x2
32000 x2

Decrease as such:

32000 /2
16000 /2
8000 /2
4000 /2
2000 /2
1000 /2

Anything above a speed of 4000 is only good for guns and makes melee weapons useless. It would be tedious to constantly hotkey press up 32 times by increments of 1000 to 32000.

32000 is rapid fire for guns and any higher is pointless.

4000 is about the fastest speed for melee weapons, but I want to be able to go to 1000-2000 for those who may want it fast but not too fast.

Don't want to deal with 5000-31000 as guns are firing decently fast but not at full rapid fire (32000).

I'm trying to use only 2 hotkeys. ALT + Numeric + and ALT + Numeric -

Please view attachment for AA Script.

[ParkourPenguin]

"set value to", then use the value string "value*2" and "value/2" (no quotes)
Note that this doesn't have a limit and you can get to 0. For limits, use the Lua functions math.max and math.min. e.g. "math.max(1000,math.min(32000,value*2))"

That AA script - you're allocating 0x32 (50) bytes for aaSpeed, initializing it with an 8-byte value (dq 0), accessing it as a 4-byte value (cmp [aaSpeed],... / mov [aaSpeed],...), and letting the game treat it as a 2-byte value (mov dx,[aaSpeed])

You're also not executing the original code if "reset" or "reset2" is run.

alloc doesn't need the third parameter in 32-bit processes

[Gear2ndGandalf]

Works perfectly! Thanks for the insightful reply. I'm always messing up the memory allocation. I will work to correct this.


The below code works for me perfectly. alloc(aaSpeed,2) wasn't working for me and when using "Find out what addresses this instruction accesses" cheat engine seems to default to the variable being 4 bytes (dd) double word.

[ParkourPenguin]

My bad, `movzx edx,[address]` defaults to a 1-byte access. That should've been `movzx edx,word ptr[aaSpeed]`

There was nothing wrong with what you were doing with the variable aaSpeed in your first post. It was just really confusing trying to figure out what type it was at a glance.