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Download work for me:

We have plans about make tutor app for that and similar cases.

We have plans.

The most effective version of game killer is game guardian

No way. You can not find the value of Aim with text search.

You search text. This is not work. Text "aim" not connected with aim value. Like you open book and replace all words "page" to something other - this not change pages numbers.

Can not understand anything. Give examples. Preferably with screens or video. In HEX, there is no magic. It's just a hex representation of numbers.

I do not understand.

You need investigate code for this. No other way.

Most often this is seen from the numbers in the game. If the number is fractional then most likely it is a float. If the integer is dword. However, everything happens. At first I try the often happen versions, if it does not help, then I switch to more general variants, like Auto.

These are memory regions, not functions. In the list of regions, you set a set of memory regions (areas) in which to search for the desired data. Dword, float, word, byte are common types of data storage use Google to learn more about them. Xor is a data type similar to dword just passed through xor with its address in memory.

Select last two memory regions:

What you mean? Choose for what?

Gg never be disassembler. You can search in code memory area if select memory regions of code.

Yes. 8.29.0 and above. I correct title.

No. _______________________________________________ added 3 minutes later gg.setRanges(bit32.bxor(gg.REGION_C_HEAP, gg.REGION_C_ALLOC, gg.REGION_ANONYMOUS)) -- do some things like search values -- gg.skipRestoreState() If you call this script on latest GG, then memory ranges will be changed only while script run. After end script its return to values set by user. But if you uncomment last call, memory regions do not restored after script end. And user settings will be lost.

local t = { ['en_US'] = 'Hello', ['ru'] = 'Привет', } local lang = gg.getLocale() local s = t[lang] if s == nil then s = t['en_US'] end gg.alert(s)

Gg never be like ida.

getLocale return string with current locale. You can use this for build i18n script. SkipRestoreState disable restore state of gg after script end. Currently gg restore original memory region set after script end. If you call this function then restore not happens.

New: [getLocale] = function: getLocale /* gg.getLocale() -> string */ [skipRestoreState] = function: skipRestoreState /* gg.skipRestoreState() -> nil */