GameGuardian

[Backlift]

30 minutes ago, Enyby said:

How this is must worked?  Describe me how to detect right values from others. Currently this is sounds like pure magic. And in current description it can be implemented because impossible.

I do suspect it's pure magic, but you try cheat engine yourself on PC.

It somehow detects the values that are most likely to be the right one.

Well I didn't made cheat engine, I don't know how it works.

But it's open source, so you may check the source I think.

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added 4 minutes later

I currently don't have PC to make a video or something, but here is an example of the search result in cheat engine:

As you see there are some green values at first, most of the time they worked for me.

Edited July 13, 2017 by Backlift

[Enyby]

1. CheatEngine can act like debugger. GG - no.

2. CheatEngine for Windows. GG for Android (Linux).

This is like try fish learn to fly.

[Backlift]

Just now, Enyby said:

1. CheatEngine can act like debugger. GG - no.

2. CheatEngine for Windows. GG for Android (Linux).

Well absolutely true, just thought this may be possible in GG.

Just now, Enyby said:

This is like try fish learn to fly.

Quite reasonable, nothing more to say.

Thanks for reply.

 

[Enyby]

http://forum.cheatengine.org/viewtopic.php?t=4890&sid=d7bf55271cd21100fdbc1838d111db5d

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When I do my scans, some addresses appear in green. What does that mean?

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That means they are static (don't change) and won't change when the game restarts, changes level, or your comp reboots.

(that is if you use the notation ce uses when you double click that address, the modulename+offset method. Just using that address in hexadecimal notation may not work if it's a dll)

On Android present ASLR. It is first thing. Second thing - usually right values are not persistent and randomly located on each run.

So this things never worked on Android. Linux have different structure from Windows. Usually on Android use malloc for memory allocation and it allocate memory in random place. And order of allocation is unspecified.

So as written in CheatEngine FAQ (but for different question):

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As soon as flying pigs have landed on the frozen plains of hell

 

[Backlift]

16 minutes ago, Enyby said:

http://forum.cheatengine.org/viewtopic.php?t=4890&sid=d7bf55271cd21100fdbc1838d111db5d

On Android present ASLR. It is first thing. Second thing - usually right values are not persistent and randomly located on each run.

So this things never worked on Android. Linux have different structure from Windows. Usually on Android use malloc for memory allocation and it allocate memory in random place. And order of allocation is unspecified.

So as written in CheatEngine FAQ (but for different question):

 

Oh, I thought they are right values, cuz most of the times they Seemed to be.

So even though determining a value is static or dynamic still not available at Android.

Thanks for the info, corrected me of my wrong knowledge.

I appreciate that.

[NoFear]

@Enyby

This is what I was talking about

 

 

[Enyby]

Okey. I understand. We add special checkbox for input decimal values there.

[Enyby]

How to determine why speedhack does not work

[Enyby]

What's New in Version 8.28.0   

• Added LUA scripting. For additional information, please visit our forum.
• Added a setting to resize floating icon.
• Improved resizing of UI icons.
• Improved start of searches.
• Improved UI.
• UI fixes.
• Bugs fixes.
• Updated translations.

[Enyby]

https://gameguardian.net/forum/topic/17447-lua-scripting/

 

[St1ler]

Make a Game Guardian app for people who have phones with IOS ??

Edited July 17, 2017 by St1ler

[Enyby]

I already answered: https://gameguardian.net/forum/topic/17456-make-a-game-guardian-app-for-ios/?do=findComment&comment=58934

 

 

[Backlift]

2 minutes ago, 01984645578 said:

[email protected]

Why you quoted the first topic ( It's most of the time a taboo on forums) and writing your EMAIL??

what's the point?

What was your mind thinking while doing such an action?

[Enyby]

@Backlift

Because he is zombie without brain. Sometimes they bypass registration and start to post random crap on random places.

Do not take they to serious.

[Backlift]

44 minutes ago, Enyby said:

@Backlift

Because he is zombie without brain. Sometimes they bypass registration and start to post random crap on random places.

Do not take they to serious.

bad zombie, we should teach them some manners ?