search for value of cpu in fighting games

[ninjavour]

Hi every one, my question is How using game guardian to search for a value of a cpu fighting game that to say we have a fighting game for example tekken 3 this is a video for it:-

we use epsxe emulator to emulate it on android then we run game gurdian we want to find value to make the game cpu vs cpu instead of a player vs cpu , so how to get this value , Thanks.

[kiynox]

[ @ninjavour ]
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we use epsxe emulator to emulate it on android then we run game gurdian we want to find value to make the game cpu vs cpu instead of a player vs cpu

It is really depends, if the game have support bot vs bot match, then it is possible. But I'm saying it is very unlikely to achieve this, because it's hardcoded, especially it is being emulated. So, No.
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[ninjavour]

Thank Kiynox For you reply, but i found some one make a simillar for this using cheat engine for example:

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?>
<CheatTable CheatEngineTableVersion="42">
  <CheatEntries>
    <CheatEntry>
      <ID>11</ID>
      <Description>"p1"</Description>
      <VariableType>4 Bytes</VariableType>
      <Address>"TekkenGame-Win64-Shipping.exe"+34E87C0</Address>
      <Hotkeys>
        <Hotkey>
          <Action>Set Value</Action>
          <Keys>
            <Key>191</Key>
          </Keys>
          <Value>1</Value>
          <ID>0</ID>
        </Hotkey>
        <Hotkey>
          <Action>Set Value</Action>
          <Keys>
            <Key>222</Key>
          </Keys>
          <Value>0</Value>
          <ID>1</ID>

the question is how did he find this value : +34E87C0</Address>

 

[MC874]

Hi @ninjavour,

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<Address>"TekkenGame-Win64-Shipping.exe"+34E87C0</Address>

Judging from this, it is Windows Tekken, meaning there's no Emulation involved. It is likely to be downloaded from Steam (or elsewhere) but the point is, it is Native Windows OS game.

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<Value>1</Value>
<Value>0</Value>

From this value, you can tell that it is boolean (true/false). Probably the game has some kind of check wether the main player is bot or actual player: meaning that the main player can be played both ways.

[ninjavour]

Thank MC874 for your clarification and reply .