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[Autem]

If I want to include a note within my addresslist, I choose "create header" and I fill in its description... but no matter what it always has a checkbox. It can sometimes look cluttered or confusing though with how I arrange them and sometimes isn't 100% obvious which checkboxes should just be ignored.

Is there a way to create a header (note of any kind right in the addresslist itself) that does NOT have a checkbox? It has to be a note visible right in the addresslist, not hidden in "table extras".

[ParkourPenguin]

AFAIK no.

Right clicking the header and using "Group config -> Hide children when deactivated" makes the checkbox useful.

Is it really that confusing? The checkboxes are right next to the description of the memory records. The problem might be how you choose to arrange them. A lot of tables I see overcomplicate things greatly and try to "style" the address list with fancy colours and pointless memory records. I guess they think it looks cool, but all I see is a bunch of shit plastered on the screen that I have to get rid of. I should really make a Lua script to do that automatically if I used other peoples' tables more often...

[Autem]

[ParkourPenguin]

IMO the correct decision is to not put notes in the address list in the first place. Headers should be strictly for organizing other memory records- not presenting information to the user.

What sort of notes do you use? JIT-compiled code problems can be mentioned when the table is loaded with `showMessage`. Injection copy run requirements can be left as a comment in the script itself- maybe a one-time `showMessage` if it's particularly weird.
You can get confirmation when activating a script too: call `error` in a {$lua} block to stop script activation, or use the OnActivate property. Relevant post:
https://forum.cheatengine.org/viewtopic.php?p=5784270#5784270

[++METHOS]

I have stored notes inside of Table Extras before. It worked well for me, as creator, but whether or not others ever looked at it, I cannot say.

As far as how to differentiate, you may try changing the color for the header and/or encasing it inside of a text field: