anon1941

Thanks, hiding GG UI make gg.setValues one magnitude faster.

It took 7 seconds to invoke gg.setValues() 90 times on one of my device (each invocation use single address; target address is in regular RW pages). Is it common or specific issue on my device?

For example, for type of { int64[2]; float[7]; }, sizeof()=44. But if I input a search of `1q;0q;1f;0d;0d;0d;0d;0d;0d ::44` or `-1q;0q;1f;0d;0d;0d;0d;0d;-1d ::44`, GG suggests a group size of 41? What is the correct group size?

But the other tool that I mentioned did manage to separate it.

I tried but cannot get it to archieve what I want: App timer controls both the rendering and the timed events (which I want not to accelerate).

Thanks, but what is the difference between App/System/Other?

I would like to request an alternative speedhack mode, which is similar to what this tool use: http://www.huluxia.com/. In short, instead of speed-up time globally, speed-up rendering only. I am not clear how huluxia implements it, but what it does appears to force games to render at a much faster pace. (The speed-up is not consistent, probably due to bottleneck in cpu or gpu load) The current speedhack is fine, but I would appreciated the alternative mode to supplement it. The purpose is to boost local rendering as much as possible, while not to affect timed events that is controlled by server-side.