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  1. I tried to do it with very small gold quantities, even to 0 gold, but did not succeed.

    As well for 1 gold i searched for 1,875 double. For 6 gold i searched for 2,375 double and so on, but didnt find any values like those that were modified after modifying the in game gold.

    Tried the same in float, because there are games where floats work like doubled for some reason...

    Has anyone changed the ingame gold in any way?

    Thanks!

  2. Well, It looks like in that same process where i found the exact values un word, qword and dword, i was able to fuzzy search down to 8 different double variables. I changed them randomly but didnt have any effect.

    I will try to bring the value down to 0 and very small quantities to see if I find something new.

  3. I wasnt even able to find the gold value, neither direct search, nor fuzzy.

    I ll keep trying and if I find something i will tell you.

    Edit: just tried again and It looks like there are 2 different processes for this game. In one of them It was easy to find the gold value through direct search and refining. In fact i found 3 variables (dword, word, qword), each one a different type, that were modified after buying or selling items, to the exact amount of gold. The problem is that changing and/or freezing the values will not do anything.

    If changed, they return to the old value. If frozen, looks like a new variable is created for gold. So there must be another var somewhere that is the real deal.

    Will update if I find something.

  4. Thanks a lot guys. I am learning some things today.

    Double is just a data type used for storing very precise numbers. It is a programming concept. There are many data types such as strings to store texts, ints to store integers, floating points (float) to store numbers less precisely than doubles, etc. Depending on the kind of data you want to store and how you want to use it, you use one or the other. Thats It in very general terms.

  5. 6 minutes ago, NoFear said:

    That won't work always. Sometimes they money is correctly stored so it's double. Then next launch it might not be. Values are always "double", but you might need use float search instead. If you guys want a tiny apk that will convert double to float I can provide it (I think I still have it).  Then you can always search exact value, no fuzzy.

    That would be great, thanks a lot!

    But I dont really understand why the values change between float and double. As far as I know, the difference between them is the precision they can use to store a value, so I dont see why the figures change, because as you say, they do change.

  6. 6 hours ago, Luluulululululu said:

    It is pretty easy actually. Just fuzzy double. Place thing that has money value like 10.00, 145.00. Dont place thing that money value like 16.54. I dont know how to explain it 100% because my english is s***. 

    Im sorry if you dont understand.

    Screenshot_2018-04-21-11-30-03.thumb.png.133cec29f15a1e51249feaa941b242c1.png

    Thanks a lot. I understood you perfectly.

    I have tried what you said and was able to slightly change the money, but my game crashes. That means i am changing more things than I should. 

    How many variables did you change? What was their initial values? To what values dos you chante them? 

  7. 1 hour ago, NoFear said:

    @Enyby

    Might need to look into this.

    Game has double value structure, but no following "rules".

    Ex: double value 6 = 2.375 float

    Search double 6, edit all, no changes.... Hmmm

    Search 2.375 float or dword 1,075,314,688

    Edit all, voila, it's now found and changes. Somehow it's not formatted in memory correctly to be recognized as double when it actually is.

    Hope Enyby can help out.

     

     

     

    For now, you'll need to learn the value double format equivalent to it's float until this is possible figured it. 15 = 2.71875 float

    My brain just dislocated ?

    What I have understood from your post is that the value for SS is stored in several variables with different types, which follow no evident rules in the conversion from one to the other.

    I have tried fuzzy search on floats as well as dword as you said, and I was able to find the values, although the figures were not the same as yours.

    So I added 1 yo the SS in game and was able to calculate both the equivalent and the variation for each SS point. Very carefuly I calculated the figures that I would need for 100 SS points in each case. And....

     

     

    BAM!!! Game freezes.

    Then i searched for float 2.71875, changed all the values and It worked, just as you said. Brute force.

    With this bit more of knowledge, im trying again the money one. I still dont really understand how It works, but this is getting personal now.

    Thanks again!

     

  8. 8 hours ago, NoFear said:

    I'll check it out tonight.

    Edit:

    Added SS and yes, values I found were double.

    Screenshot_20180420-125350.png

    It was easy to fuzzy search those values. I always end up with two doubles, but every time I modify any or both of them the game crashes.

    How did you modify them?

    Thanks a lot for your help!

     

    Edit: I have tried freezing values, pasting the initial values after selecting some SS, etc, but the game always ends up crashing. The same for the in game money.

    What kind of sorcery did you do?

  9. I guess I did not check it right as I have not been able to modify in-game money again... probably just a mistake on my side.

    Dont know... this looks above my knowledge. I will keep trying nevertheless.

     

  10. I  have tried several times to hack money but did not succeed.

    It looks like its a double, but I always end up with around 10 different ones when I fuzzy search, and none of them equals the in game money.

    One of the times I started changing those values randomly and got 5 in game dollars...

    Hope somebody finds the way.

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