Cheat Engine

[Palimpalim]

It's been a long time since i played Stardew Valley. It was 32 Bit, now it's a 64 Bit game.

My cheat tables aren't working anymore and i tried to create a new one but encountered a problem with the 64 bit values/addresses. (see the screenshot below).
I try to get the address "7FFF1833A7CC" registered but it shows me the real value of the address as "D45DF2FE".
I see that the address points from the current address +D45DF2FE to the destination address "7FFF1833A7CC". But how i store (or get to) "7FFF1833A7CC" now?
I know how to do it if it would be an adress like rax/eax but can't figuring it out how to do it with a RANDOM generated address.
Yes, the addresses changes on every restart.

[ParkourPenguin]

That's RIP-relative addressing. Take the address of the next instruction and add the signed 32-bit displacement to it to get the accessed address. i.e. `time+7+(LONG)[time+2]`. The `(LONG)` part indicates the value at the address in the square brackets is a signed 32-bit integer.

Do an aobscan to find that instruction. You'll need to make the AoB pattern yourself. Use wildcards, scan all memory (right click near writable/executable/CoW), and make sure there's only one result.

See this topic for more information:
https://forum.cheatengine.org/viewtopic.php?t=622272

[Palimpalim]

LoL.
I see the referenced topic is exactly the same where i stuck with.
The dude is cheating Stardew Valley too. ^.^

Thanks for the tip. It's working.

My ASM Code for this is:
[ENABLE]
aobscan(time,83 05 ?? ?? ?? ?? 0A 8B 0D)
registersymbol(time)
[DISABLE]
unregistersymbol(time)

And i added an address with "time+7+(LONG)[time+2]" to get to the time.
To manipulate the tick of the time (that is 10 minutes) i added another address with "time+6" in byte.

[ParkourPenguin]