Glad you enjoy it! I just needed to get off my ass and stop being so apprehensive about covering more advanced material. I think I've adequately covered territory for beginners at this point (well, those who really care about diving in beyond simple searching, that is), so it's time to move onward! =)
I tried to use cmovxx instructions once before, but apparently I hadn't looked up how they actually worked because I was trying to store a value to memory and ended up giving up and using the traditional je/jne method lol The lack of immediate values limits this even more than not being able to store to memory but, I'm sure it'll come in use at times. Thanks for showing the proper way to use these!
Happy to help! And yeah, it would be amazing to be able to move immediate values, and to more than just a register, but I'm going to focus on really using this instruction for a while by first doing a script as I would have before, then modifying it accordingly and see how much I do or do not spare on cycles. It's going to be a no-brainer for my one-hit kill scripts from now on, though!
Hmmm that is really cool. Isnt it awesome when you run across new stuff like that, to mess around with? Almost feels like you got a new toy at Holiday time.. LOL Thank you pal, now Im going to be messing with it. I need to read up on how these flags operate and understand that better first.
Yep! Totally, man. And definitely read up on the flags. I just keep a resource bookmarked so I can brush up on the flags I rarely ever use. For our purposes, the zero flag tends to be the only one we ever need to use, which is really convenient. :D
I am new to cheat engine and wanted to know how those trainers for facebook games are made. I mean, there is usually a drop-down menu to choose the process. As has been said, your videos are the best
Glad you enjoy the videos! As for how those trainers work, I'm not quite sure since I haven't used one, but I imagine there's some logic built into them where they check for a handful of browsers, then attach to the one you have open, and then inject their code accordingly.
Back when you first made this video I sort of shied away from it, but after working with your other videos (especially your newest ones), I've gone back to these older tutorials and understood right away how and why I might want to use these code optimizations. I have a request (if you are currently accepting any), could you do another video on backtracing from visual values on a more difficult game? I've watched the Eldritch one many times and looked through the other videos including from your other channel (interesting theme that one btw :P ), but the games for which I've tried this approach are quite a bit more confusing. I ask this because you tend to explain things in a very clear and concise manner.
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we're getting spoiled this week, so many new vids! and once again, something so awesome, can't wait to try this out. thanks!
Glad you enjoy it! I just needed to get off my ass and stop being so apprehensive about covering more advanced material. I think I've adequately covered territory for beginners at this point (well, those who really care about diving in beyond simple searching, that is), so it's time to move onward! =)
you are like the best hacker for cheat engine out there that explains it good and post on RUclips 10/10 youtuber
I tried to use cmovxx instructions once before, but apparently I hadn't looked up how they actually worked because I was trying to store a value to memory and ended up giving up and using the traditional je/jne method lol The lack of immediate values limits this even more than not being able to store to memory but, I'm sure it'll come in use at times.
Thanks for showing the proper way to use these!
Happy to help! And yeah, it would be amazing to be able to move immediate values, and to more than just a register, but I'm going to focus on really using this instruction for a while by first doing a script as I would have before, then modifying it accordingly and see how much I do or do not spare on cycles. It's going to be a no-brainer for my one-hit kill scripts from now on, though!
Good lesson, man. Thanks for sharing the knowledge.
Hmmm that is really cool. Isnt it awesome when you run across new stuff like that, to mess around with? Almost feels like you got a new toy at Holiday time.. LOL Thank you pal, now Im going to be messing with it. I need to read up on how these flags operate and understand that better first.
Yep! Totally, man. And definitely read up on the flags. I just keep a resource bookmarked so I can brush up on the flags I rarely ever use. For our purposes, the zero flag tends to be the only one we ever need to use, which is really convenient. :D
That little zero flag tip right there just answered about 20 others questions I dont need to look up now..lol thank you pal.
I am new to cheat engine and wanted to know how those trainers for facebook games are made. I mean, there is usually a drop-down menu to choose the process. As has been said, your videos are the best
Glad you enjoy the videos! As for how those trainers work, I'm not quite sure since I haven't used one, but I imagine there's some logic built into them where they check for a handful of browsers, then attach to the one you have open, and then inject their code accordingly.
Back when you first made this video I sort of shied away from it, but after working with your other videos (especially your newest ones), I've gone back to these older tutorials and understood right away how and why I might want to use these code optimizations.
I have a request (if you are currently accepting any), could you do another video on backtracing from visual values on a more difficult game? I've watched the Eldritch one many times and looked through the other videos including from your other channel (interesting theme that one btw :P ), but the games for which I've tried this approach are quite a bit more confusing.
I ask this because you tend to explain things in a very clear and concise manner.
Thx at last some new stuff.
Thanks for the tutorial! It would have been even better in full screen, my tired eyes have trouble reading the code.
the future is crazy