Cheat Engine

[wulfcare]

Hey guys,

All of the different groundItems are passed through r13+00000088. I was wondering if its possible to make an array using alloc for different storage locations which can store the different groundItems(r13+00000088) into. And then once the first address that runs through r13+00000088 matches the last value, the original code will be jumped to.

alloc(newmem,2048,"myGame.exe"+1687A8)
label(returnhere)
label(originalcode)
label(exit)

// Define a variable to store the value
alloc(value,

newmem:
// Save the value from R13+88 into R10
mov r10,[r13+00000088]

// Store the value from R10 into the variable
mov [value], r10

// Jump back to the original code
jmp originalcode

originalcode:
// Continue with the original code
mov r10,[r13+00000088]

exit:
jmp returnhere

"myGame.exe"+1687A8:
jmp newmem
nop 2
returnhere:

Can alloc allocate an array of values? something like alloc(values, 8*(100))?

[ParkourPenguin]

Yes, alloc can allocate 0x800 bytes (enough for 256 8-byte values). You still have to handle the logic of storing values in the array yourself. In particular, when do you remove a value from the array? I can't imagine all dropped items have a static lifetime- that's just a memory leak.