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MonkeySAN's post in What is "N"? was marked as the answer
N refer to any value you put.
for example if you put 10
only the first 10 results will be shown after a search.
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MonkeySAN's post in Read value in offset was marked as the answer
try this?
local results = gg.getResults(1) local offsetValue = {} local check = "1234" for i, v in pairs (results) do offsetValue[i] = {address = v.address + 0x4, flags = gg.TYPE_DWORD} end offsetValue = gg.getValues(offsetValue) for i, v in pairs (offsetValue) do if v.value == check then gg.setValues({ {address = offsetValue[1].address, flags = 4, value = 7} }) else gg.alert("Wrong value = "..offsetValue[1].value.."\nCorrect Value = "..check) end end
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MonkeySAN's post in Unable to get search range of 2 values for a script. was marked as the answer
- select 2 values or more then tap that button as shown in the picture above.
- a popup menu will appear as above and select > Add group size
- another popup will appear..from here you can either copy or make a search.
- make sure to check the box as shown below if you want make an ordered search
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MonkeySAN's post in How to check game guardian version in script? was marked as the answer
you can try this
if gg.VERSION < "101.1" then gg.alert("Please use the latest version of GameGuardian.") os.exit() end or this.
if gg.VERSION == "101.1" then else gg.alert('Please use GameGuardian version 101.1') os.exit() end
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MonkeySAN's post in Jurassic World the Game: Trade Harbor (Mega Hack) Question was marked as the answer
search = :Your dinosaur name