Cheat Engine Manually Finding Multilevel Pointers

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  • čas přidán 15. 03. 2017
  • Manually finding multilevel pointers with CE
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    Music (courtesy of youtube audio library):
    Accidents Will Happen by Silent Partner
    Big Hands by Silent Partner
    North Sea by Riot
    By the Sword by Ethan Meixsell
    Don't Look by Silent Partner

Komentáře • 7

  • @kongyihfann5546
    @kongyihfann5546 Před 4 lety

    Thanks. Help ALOT.

  • @wind1422
    @wind1422 Před 2 lety

    awesome

  • @forgebygames8031
    @forgebygames8031 Před 7 lety +1

    Good job! Again!

  • @loliganz
    @loliganz Před 6 lety +1

    I found this very helpful. I got stuck because I wasn't writing down the offsets. When I found the base address I tried manually adding the pointer without the offsets. Now I know to keep track of the offsets :P
    My only critique is that next time you use a microphone. If not a microphone then make your VIM font larger (maybe 1.5x - 2.0x bigger) Thanks again!!

  • @Korn1holio
    @Korn1holio Před 5 lety

    HEy, thanks, great tutorial, my only gripe was the huge text, next time could you please make it a bit smaller? Also, encoding in 360p or 200p would help greatly.

    • @FreeER
      @FreeER  Před 5 lety

      not sure how either of those apply to this video... the text isn't any larger than CE's (and you can see Ethan L commenting below that I should make it larger not smaller) and YT auto transcodes down to 144p i.imgur.com/TrH42QU.png
      I guess if you just mean there's a lot of text, then yeah... that's because there's a number of steps and I needed to make sure everyone can follow along. If just a few were enough you'd only have to read the 4 or so lines that were prewritten at the start without watching the rest of the video, it's just repeating the steps of finding a single level pointer, multiple times, for each level in the multilevel pointer /shrug
      Voice is a lot easier, but I didn't have a mic at the time and no longer have the setup I used in a few later videos. I've also moved away from using pointers as much as possible preferring copy injections with AOBs like Chris Fayte shows in his videos (along with a few others) if I can't do a straight asm hack to change what I want. They take too long to find, are less reliable with updates, and can be (near) impossible to find on some modern games.