Cheat engine

[DScode]

Hello again guys,

I want to know if there is any special settings for cheat engine to work to pcsx2 because i have it on normal settings and i cant find any value.(Money,Ammo etc.)
So please let me know.

[Ryudo]

[Edit]
Which game in particular are you trying this for? Cheat Engine doesn't always work unfortunately when it comes to floating addresses. (Meaning they can change every time you run the game, etc.)

[willkuer]

better to do the full tutorial of cheat engine. It explains a lot.

[DScode]

[Edit]
Which game in particular are you trying this for? Cheat Engine doesn't always work unfortunately when it comes to floating addresses. (Meaning they can change every time you run the game, etc.)

It doesn't find any value in any game i have tried(WWE 2006 to 2009,Need for speed Most wanted-Carbon,Soccer Life)

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better to do the full tutorial of cheat engine. It explains a lot.

I did it.(If you mean the cheat engine forum tutorial)

[willkuer]

do you find the addresses and they are lost after you move to other levels or on reboot or do you not even find addresses?

[DScode]

do you find the addresses and they are lost after you move to other levels or on reboot or do you not even find addresses?

I do not even find them.For example my money is 9,000,000 and i type 9000000 and it shows 0 result(I have search in 4-bytes,string,float,double and All[It shows some results in All but they are not the values i look for.])

[willkuer]

But what you see is not necessary what is saved. As already said it could be that the number you are looking for is a float number.

Code:

(int)9 000 000    ==toHex==>   0x00895440  ==toDec==>  9 000 000
(float)9 000 000  ==toHex==>   0x4B095440  ==toDec==>  9.0E6

I would suggest to use the between...and... mask and not the exact mask and search for all datatypes. Or you look for the ...isIncreased/...isDecreased mask. You can also search with ...isExact with float values and the option to truncate.

[DScode]

But what you see is not necessary what is saved. As already said it could be that the number you are looking for is a float number.

Code:

(int)9 000 000    ==toHex==>   0x00895440  ==toDec==>  9 000 000
(float)9 000 000  ==toHex==>   0x4B095440  ==toDec==>  9.0E6

I would suggest to use the between...and... mask and not the exact mask and search for all datatypes. Or you look for the ...isIncreased/...isDecreased mask. You can also search with ...isExact with float values and the option to truncate.

Oh thank you for the help.