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absoluteZer0
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 Posted: Tue Nov 20, 2007 6:49 pm Post subject: General CE Questions |
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Hi, I'm new to the Cheat Engine community and would like to get involved. However, I have a few general questions about CE:
1. What language is CE written in?
2. Where can I get the source code? I couldn't find it in the Source Code forum.
3. Where can I learn all (or most) of the functionalities of CE?
As you might imagine, its pretty hard to try to contribute when you don't know the answers to these questions 
Thanks!
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robot434
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im not sure bout source codes, and go to dragon fable . com(remove spaces)Now, download cheat engine 5.3, go to flash section, and go to The sub section called dragonfable. you should find some good learning stuff around there.
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| Posted: Tue Nov 20, 2007 7:10 pm Post subject: |
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| robot434 wrote: | 1. English
im not sure bout source codes, and go to dragon fable . com(remove spaces)Now, download cheat engine 5.3, go to flash section, and go to The sub section called dragonfable. you should find some good learning stuff around there. |
Pretty sure he meant programming language.
Anyways, it's mainly programmed in Delphi, but the kernal module is coded in C.
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Flyte
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| Posted: Tue Nov 20, 2007 8:49 pm Post subject: Re: General CE Questions |
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| absoluteZer0 wrote: | Hi, I'm new to the Cheat Engine community and would like to get involved. However, I have a few general questions about CE:
1. What language is CE written in?
2. Where can I get the source code? I couldn't find it in the Source Code forum.
3. Where can I learn all (or most) of the functionalities of CE?
As you might imagine, its pretty hard to try to contribute when you don't know the answers to these questions
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1. Everything but the driver is in Delphi, the driver is in C.
2. http://forum.cheatengine.org/viewtopic.php?t=62&postdays=0&postorder=asc&start=0
3. There isn't really documentation on all of the functionalities. You could do the tutorial that came with it and maybe mess around on a few windows games till you understand what everything does.
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2: Or if you're lazy and only want a cvsw source thats up to date once an hour: http://forum.cheatengine.org/viewtopic.php?t=15948
3: Read the helpfile
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absoluteZer0
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| Hmm... Don't you have to pay for Delphi? I'm thinking of trying to write a C++ version of CE as C++ is a much more popular programming language. However, without any detailed documentation, it could be very difficult. I don't know any Delphi so I can't look in the source to find out what it does.
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Flyte
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| absoluteZer0 wrote: | | Hmm... Don't you have to pay for Delphi? |
There are "free" versions of Delphi out there, there used to be a link to one in the sources section somewhere, I don't know if it still is there.
| absoluteZer0 wrote: | | I'm thinking of trying to write a C++ version of CE as C++ is a much more popular programming language. However, without any detailed documentation, it could be very difficult. I don't know any Delphi so I can't look in the source to find out what it does. |
Be prepared to waste a lot of time doing that, it will take you quite a while. The CE source isn't exactly small.
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absoluteZer0
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| Quote: | | Be prepared to waste a lot of time doing that, it will take you quite a while. The CE source isn't exactly small. |
Yeah, I just downloaded the source and wow... I congratulate everyone who worked on it all these (years?)
Oh, and what do you mean by "driver"? CE isn't exactly hardware, so can you clarify?
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| absoluteZer0 wrote: | Yeah, I just downloaded the source and wow... I congratulate everyone who worked on it all these (years?)
Oh, and what do you mean by "driver"? CE isn't exactly hardware, so can you clarify? |
CE implements some of its own kernel mode functions (like NtOpenProcess). The driver source is in DBKKernel.
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absoluteZer0
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| Posted: Fri Nov 23, 2007 5:19 pm Post subject: |
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Ah, thanks for clarifying
Yay, C/C++ code! This makes my life somewhat easier...
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