I've been stuck in a stage of only being able to find basic single pointers for so long. Your video has just propelled me into a much later stage than I could've expected! There's still so much I need to learn, but you've given me the knowledge to finally break down that previously impenetrable blockade. Thank you so frickin' much! :D
I try to make simple cheat tables for every game I get just because I find it really fun and each game works differently so I can learn different ways things work such as the xmm registers and I always end up coming back to your videos for help :D
oh wow that has just helped me out a bunch iv been struggling with the xmm registers last two days and its so frustrating but it makes so much sense now why things were going wrong! thanks again good sir!
Oh my God I love you, I have been looking for reference sheets or anything on xmm registers and then I find this video! I've already watched plenty of your other videos, adding this one to my bookmarks to
If xmm3 equals max possible health, wouldn't it be best in this case to always move from xmm3 into r14 than moving a float of 7000? That way if your max health increases throughout the game you'll always be at max if you're attacked? Great video man, I know I'm late :P
I really like your's videos, but my monitor has a lower resolution that yours, and this make very dificute to read whats is writed in your screen, you can think use some like zoom or lower your resolution (whats i don't recomend). I don't know much about doing filming but will help me a lot if i can read whats is writed. (sorry my English i'm Brazillian and i don't speak very well) Any way thanks for your time e for your's greate videos that is teach-me a lot.
hey stephen, sorry to bother you men. I'm trying to figure out how to write a script in cheat engine. i got stuck on - ( movups [rax-50],x / add [rbx+0000. I'm still in the process of learning float, values etc.
i swapped out from my CompE major to MechE because I hated coding. who knew i would end up watching youtube videos about assembly just because i wanted to learn how to cheat in games..
Thank you for the explanation, I saw these registers and was a bit perplexed. A bit off topic now. Have you had any issues with Pointer Scanning in games that use these xmm registers? I've been trying to Pointer Scan for Health Values in Wizard of Legend in particular and even with a 2 Pointer Map Scan all of my results have been invalid.
i got a question i want to play a game with cheat engine i play fine but later i got connection error and i know that is the cheat engine but how i do to dont have those conection errors
Hello! I have a code from Dead Cells: __________________________ movsd [eax+60],xmm3 _____________________________ Here in [eax+60] stored double value, it has +0.3 while moving right, and -0.3 while moving left. Fixing the value I get my character moving, it is i can understand. But how i can change the code to increase my movement speed? It seems xmm3 keeps plus and minus 0.3 at the same time, and depending which key I push on the gamepad, apply the value. How can I change the value multiplier? Sorry for my english.
+Adam Haynes It may be complete greek now, but if you ever get into needing to futz with these registers (or floating point values that use them), this video will be here for you to reference! =)
+Stephen Chapman This was a great tutorial, I especially loved seeing the physical memory and how you explained it for those registries. I was really making it more complex in my brain than it actually is. Thx pal. Good job!
+Chris Fayte Glad you enjoyed it! I found it immensely helpful when I finally had this stuff visualized in bits and pieces. I kind of winged it with this video, but I've got a very ambitious series coming up soon where I delve into EVERYTHING and really help piece this stuff together. I hope it will serve as a way to bridge the gap that I feel exists that would otherwise bring this stuff down to earth and show that it's really not as abstract as it seems!
+Alguek If you're wanting to re-upload the video with translations, you won't be able to do that because of the network I'm partnered with; however, you're free to translate it elsewhere if you'd like, or do a similar video yourself that closely matches what I'm saying!
Sadly, most, if not all of the links you provided aren't working anymore, or possibly the url changed? Side-note: Apparently intel has a lot of dev humor...
+Unknown Byte Thanks for the heads-up; I've updated them. RUclips does this lovely (see: aggravating) thing where if you have a long URL in your description, it adds the ellipsis; however, if you ever edit that description, it parses your URL with the ellipsis instead of the full URL you had there. So unless you put the full URL back there, it will save with the ... version, which totally truncates the rest of the needed URL information.
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Talking very calmly and explaining how a cpu works
Goes ingame:
"SIT DOWN BITCH"
Goes back to calmly explaining.
I've been stuck in a stage of only being able to find basic single pointers for so long. Your video has just propelled me into a much later stage than I could've expected! There's still so much I need to learn, but you've given me the knowledge to finally break down that previously impenetrable blockade. Thank you so frickin' much! :D
Tfw you just want to cheat in video games and you ended up learning about computers and the CPU and how they work
I try to make simple cheat tables for every game I get just because I find it really fun and each game works differently so I can learn different ways things work such as the xmm registers and I always end up coming back to your videos for help :D
oh wow that has just helped me out a bunch iv been struggling with the xmm registers last two days and its so frustrating but it makes so much sense now why things were going wrong! thanks again good sir!
Very nice video! I love how calm and well you explain things. Also thank you for sharing the CPU videos. Very interesting!
Oh my God I love you, I have been looking for reference sheets or anything on xmm registers and then I find this video! I've already watched plenty of your other videos, adding this one to my bookmarks to
You do such a good job at explaining these concepts.
Every video I watch makes me feel more powerful!
Same! This must be how Goku feels every time he ascends to new stages of Saiyan evolution.
This is just the Ultra Instinct omen. The best is yet to come! :D
Dude i really wanted these type of explainations.. TY. Love your vids ^^
Thank you for making such a nice video. It benefits me a lot when i try to optimize my game experience in Bloons TD6.
If xmm3 equals max possible health, wouldn't it be best in this case to always move from xmm3 into r14 than moving a float of 7000? That way if your max health increases throughout the game you'll always be at max if you're attacked? Great video man, I know I'm late :P
why are you sooooooo good - liked and suscribed
Nice! Im looking forward to the instruction video!
Just what I needed. Thanks a lot.
I really like your's videos, but my monitor has a lower resolution that yours, and this make very dificute to read whats is writed in your screen, you can think use some like zoom or lower your resolution (whats i don't recomend). I don't know much about doing filming but will help me a lot if i can read whats is writed.
(sorry my English i'm Brazillian and i don't speak very well)
Any way thanks for your time e for your's greate videos that is teach-me a lot.
Same here. Loved the moments when he says this or those. Im using Bigscreen TV and i see shit on his microresolution.
16:21 "Siddown bitch!" Haha, love it. Thanks for the video Stephen, it's really helped clear things up regarding xmm registers.
How do you handle XMM registers with multiple floats?
hey stephen, sorry to bother you men. I'm trying to figure out how to write a script in cheat engine. i got stuck on - ( movups [rax-50],x / add [rbx+0000. I'm still in the process of learning float, values etc.
Thanks! This will help even more :D
i swapped out from my CompE major to MechE because I hated coding. who knew i would end up watching youtube videos about assembly just because i wanted to learn how to cheat in games..
Thank you for the explanation, I saw these registers and was a bit perplexed.
A bit off topic now. Have you had any issues with Pointer Scanning in games that use these xmm registers? I've been trying to Pointer Scan for Health Values in Wizard of Legend in particular and even with a 2 Pointer Map Scan all of my results have been invalid.
i got a question i want to play a game with cheat engine i play fine but later i got connection error and i know that is the cheat engine but how i do to dont have those conection errors
It's not from cheat engine, it's your bandwidth
Hello!
I have a code from Dead Cells:
__________________________
movsd [eax+60],xmm3
_____________________________
Here in [eax+60] stored double value, it has +0.3 while moving right, and -0.3 while moving left.
Fixing the value I get my character moving, it is i can understand.
But how i can change the code to increase my movement speed?
It seems xmm3 keeps plus and minus 0.3 at the same time, and depending which key I push on the gamepad, apply the value.
How can I change the value multiplier?
Sorry for my english.
OK, i have added
addsd xmm3,xmm1
before previos code, and got super fast.
But how can i change xmm3 for more sensible value?
Very professional, useful vedio
Stephen, how do i move- movss rbx+20 xmm6 ?
movss [rbx+20],xmm6
Are u available right now..I would really appreciate your help
So that's why I was crashing yesterday!! Thanks!
My head exploded...
+Adam Haynes It may be complete greek now, but if you ever get into needing to futz with these registers (or floating point values that use them), this video will be here for you to reference! =)
I'll definitely watch this in the future. Going to go over the CE TuT series again to refresh. Thanks for the videos, man.
+Stephen Chapman This was a great tutorial, I especially loved seeing the physical memory and how you explained it for those registries. I was really making it more complex in my brain than it actually is. Thx pal. Good job!
+Chris Fayte Glad you enjoyed it! I found it immensely helpful when I finally had this stuff visualized in bits and pieces. I kind of winged it with this video, but I've got a very ambitious series coming up soon where I delve into EVERYTHING and really help piece this stuff together. I hope it will serve as a way to bridge the gap that I feel exists that would otherwise bring this stuff down to earth and show that it's really not as abstract as it seems!
You are the best man ! , thank you very much
not all visible
ty again
Gracias.
maan, i can translate your videos? for pt-br?
I'm waiting for the authorization of it. hehe xD
+Alguek If you're wanting to re-upload the video with translations, you won't be able to do that because of the network I'm partnered with; however, you're free to translate it elsewhere if you'd like, or do a similar video yourself that closely matches what I'm saying!
Sadly, most, if not all of the links you provided aren't working anymore, or possibly the url changed?
Side-note: Apparently intel has a lot of dev humor...
+Unknown Byte Thanks for the heads-up; I've updated them. RUclips does this lovely (see: aggravating) thing where if you have a long URL in your description, it adds the ellipsis; however, if you ever edit that description, it parses your URL with the ellipsis instead of the full URL you had there. So unless you put the full URL back there, it will save with the ... version, which totally truncates the rest of the needed URL information.
+Stephen Chapman Sound's lovely. xD
+Stephen Chapman Also thanks again to an awesome series. ^_^
You cant hack clash of kings
hmm
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