Someone was asking the other day what the best source of retro hacking info is, and I instantly thought of this forum. While I was here I thought I'd drop a tutorial for y'all
For anyone who is getting into modern Windows game hacking the obvious first step is to learn Cheat Engine. I felt like there was no really good straight to the point video tutorial for using it, which is why I made this one.
Video 1:
The first video explains Steps 1-5 which are extremely beginner oriented, so skip these if you're decent with Cheat Engine.
Even if you're decent with Cheat Engine, check out the second video, maybe I'm better explaining it than other people
Video 2:
Step 6: Pointers
Step 7: Code Injection
Step 8: Multi-level pointers
Step 9: Shared Op Code
Most important you will learn how to find pointers here, which is where most people get lost.
I use this little template in the video to make finding and keeping track of pointers easy, here is it:
Let me know what you think
For anyone who is getting into modern Windows game hacking the obvious first step is to learn Cheat Engine. I felt like there was no really good straight to the point video tutorial for using it, which is why I made this one.
Video 1:
The first video explains Steps 1-5 which are extremely beginner oriented, so skip these if you're decent with Cheat Engine.
Even if you're decent with Cheat Engine, check out the second video, maybe I'm better explaining it than other people
Video 2:
Step 6: Pointers
Step 7: Code Injection
Step 8: Multi-level pointers
Step 9: Shared Op Code
Most important you will learn how to find pointers here, which is where most people get lost.
I use this little template in the video to make finding and keeping track of pointers easy, here is it:
Code:
Address = Value = ? base ptr -> address + offset4 = address base ptr -> address + offset3 = address base ptr -> address + offset2 = address static base -> address + offset1 = address
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