Cheat Engine

SalahFingers · How do I cheat? Reputation: 0 Joined: 02 Jan 2018 Posts: 5

Hi,

I'm following some youtube videos to learn how to use Cheat Engine on Enter The Gungeon. The guy is using a MONO option which can do a lot of stuff, but my CE doesn't have this MONO in the title bar. video is using 3.6 and I'm using 3.7.

Has mono been removed? Is it a plugin or something I need to add? is it moved somewhere else?

Sorry for the noob question and thanks for anyone who can answer.

EDIT: The guy in the video was using steam version of Enter The Gungeon and I am using the windows store one. Is it possible that the Windows Store one doesn't support mono?

FreeER · Posted: Thu Jan 04, 2018 7:12 am Post subject:

Assuming you mean 6.6 and 6.7 (current latest), in which case no, mono has not been removed and yes it comes with CE (though it is kind of a plugin/lua extension, you can find the monoscript.lua file in the autorun folder of CE's install directory).

So, presumably the windows store version doesn't support mono for one reason or another. Feel free to try and find the game's files and check for an assembly-csharp.dll file or something like that inside of a "Managed" folder, that's how most mono games are setup. If you do find that then perhaps it did something new/strange with the setup which is preventing CE from recognizing it.

SalahFingers · How do I cheat? Reputation: 0 Joined: 02 Jan 2018 Posts: 5

Sorry, yes I meant 6.7, not 3.7.

I've checked through the windows store files and I can't find the assemble-csharp.dll file in there, so I assume it just doesn't support mono. The autorun file is there.

So, is there any other way of understanding the code when I "dissect structure". On the youtube vid, it had nicely named offsets and values, but on mine it seems mostly just pointers or numbers that aren't what I'm looking for.

FreeER · Posted: Thu Jan 04, 2018 7:48 am Post subject:

Not as far as I know, at least beyond the basic reverse engineering you'd do on any game (change the value and see what happens or play the game and see what changes as you do, rename it yoursel), or finding someone else's cheat table or offset list (as long as it's for the same version they should match up).

Some games (very rarely) do come with a debug file of symbols, typically a .pdb extension I believe, but in the one or two times I've had that happen CE found it automatically. Even then I think that's mostly for functions not data structures.

Dark Byte · Posted: Thu Jan 04, 2018 8:24 am Post subject:

best get the steam version, i have not looked at the windows store yet (it's actually the first thing i disable on each win10 install i have)