Waldemar
12th April 2006, 01:42
I've been reading this forum for some time, very nice info and tutorials :D .
Now that i have developed some skills with cheat engine a question arises wheter is possible or not to actually have CE attached to the maple story process(maybe with an older version of gameguard).
It is quite different from just open it like we do with the "allow/deny/allow" thing i think. Does that mean that we can put breakpoints in any line of code so we can see the status of registers and flags at any moment? If we can do so for sure we will be able to find more hacks and not just leech them.
Well, and as for my contribution here it is:
Freezing these addresses let you freeze your attack amount, so you can freeze it at higher numbers and never get lowers.
006C9A0A
006C9A0C
006C9A0E
006C9A10
006C9A12
006C9A14
006C9A16
If it doesn't work try converting like this... 006C9A0A=MapleStory.exe+2C9A0A
Also I know the section of code that writes down the amount of attack that you will inflict and these addresses are not the final result but just variables in determining it. And as i've seen the final result comes from a process of poping registers out from the stack, that's why i need to know how to see the stats at certain line of code.... would be easier to "change register at this location" than freezing 7 addresses. Besides it leads to more possibilities :).
C ya.
Now that i have developed some skills with cheat engine a question arises wheter is possible or not to actually have CE attached to the maple story process(maybe with an older version of gameguard).
It is quite different from just open it like we do with the "allow/deny/allow" thing i think. Does that mean that we can put breakpoints in any line of code so we can see the status of registers and flags at any moment? If we can do so for sure we will be able to find more hacks and not just leech them.
Well, and as for my contribution here it is:
Freezing these addresses let you freeze your attack amount, so you can freeze it at higher numbers and never get lowers.
006C9A0A
006C9A0C
006C9A0E
006C9A10
006C9A12
006C9A14
006C9A16
If it doesn't work try converting like this... 006C9A0A=MapleStory.exe+2C9A0A
Also I know the section of code that writes down the amount of attack that you will inflict and these addresses are not the final result but just variables in determining it. And as i've seen the final result comes from a process of poping registers out from the stack, that's why i need to know how to see the stats at certain line of code.... would be easier to "change register at this location" than freezing 7 addresses. Besides it leads to more possibilities :).
C ya.