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Once you have arrived at the new area and the code has been updated, you should be able to re-enable the script, and it should re-scan to find the new injection point/location. You have to disable the script before leaving a particular sector if the code is shifting. The aobscan only works when you enable it it does not constantly scan and update its location when the code shifts. The reason the game crashes when you jump to another sector is because the location of the instruction is probably changing due to a code shift. My opinion still stands: the problem lies with the offset(s) and filtering etc. Follow my scripts as a guide.there is no reason to change anything, assuming you are running the latest version of CE.

You do not need to allocate for these:Īlso, adding the label for aobscan is not required for the latest version of CE.just register it as a symbol and you're good.

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I don't think I'll waste any more time on it, I'll have a crack at trying to do the same for 'reputation's' in game and see if its more forgiving. I've tried many different offset and filter options but the game just doesn't seem to like the cmp instruction injected. You'll notice I've declared the aobscan with a label as well, this was following a guide on cheat engine forums saying its necessary but I doubt it has much effect. This is one of the most reliable I've managed to use so far, it is stable until I jump to another sector(zone to new area) and then the game will crash. I've been researching different ways the script can be done and came up with the below code, if you do read this and get time let me know what you think of the format.Īobscan(aob1,8B 4F 01 89 4E 01 8B C6) //'x3ap.exe'+A87B7 I've found that the larger the offset used in the cmp filter the quicker the game will crash, when using a very nearby offset it will be stable for a while. Thanks for your feedback I've been working on this extensively last night and today, just running the script (yours or mine) with the cmp's removed the game is stable. Just keep digging.you need to isolate that shield capacity address so that nothing else is getting through, and you need to do it with good, reliable offsets. Not only that, but the game has been updated, so there's really no telling what you are working with. However, I did not test it that much, so further work may be required. If you can find the new location for those values, it should work. I managed to do this by comparing three different values. Like I said, you will have to continue filtering (even if you think you have the script working) to ensure that NOTHING else is getting through.only shield capacity. You must keep digging to find a more reliable offset or set of offsets to use for your filtering. If there is no anti-cheat mechanisms at work, we are safe to assume that the crash is being caused by the offset(s) that we are using for the compare. By doing so, we can eliminate the possibility of anti-cheat/CRC etc. Assuming you can run this for several minutes without a crash:īy running the above, we are essentially running the code as it was originally intended, but just relocating it. There is nothing wrong with the code.the way you have it or the way I have it. Now I need to make a mega script to include all of the pointers I need I'll use the same method you've done. I just got it to work using a single filter, maybe it didn't like having 3 there? Mov ecx, ///////////////////////enable script and follow to this location right-click on this instruction to see what addresses it accesses You can test by doing this (see comments): I did notice that it crashed when I tried to load a different level, but that's not surprising at all. I tested it on a handful of different levels, all with different shield/shield capacities, and I had no problems. You should be able to dissect data structures on the address to see what is causing the problem. Make sure nothing else is turned on or interfering with the script etc., and make sure you save the table to your computer before you run it. I would be surprised if that is the case, but I don't know what else it could be.īe sure to close the game and start new. It's possible that too many addresses are getting through.