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**Demonic722** · 03-27-2013, 03:30:42 PM

I'm going to test this out now. Thanks, Viper.

**Lazy Bastard** · 03-27-2013, 05:57:08 PM

Probably can't check it out tonight, but downloaded to check it out tomorrow

**Helder** · 03-27-2013, 09:16:40 PM

Nice app if only the memory editor was there it would rock out with its cock out.

**Viper187** · 03-27-2013, 09:43:12 PM

Originally posted by helder View Post

Nice app if only the memory editor was there it would rock out with its cock out.

Well, for now you could always try using auto hook to get the process address and copying that to the old version. I think I want to get started on the memory editor for this version sooner rather than later, but we'll see.

**AsPika2219** · 03-28-2013, 09:15:40 PM

Thanks for the nice tools!

UH-OH! I got this when download your tool... I am using Chrome browser!

RenegadeEX2v200.zip is not commonly downloaded and could be dangerous.

I think is... VIRUS or MALWARE or something?

**Abystus** · 03-28-2013, 09:51:59 PM

Originally posted by AsPika2219 View Post

Thanks for the nice tools!

UH-OH! I got this when download your tool... I am using Chrome browser!

I think is... VIRUS or MALWARE or something?

To the right of the "Discard" button there is a drop-down. Open the drop-down and click on "Keep". And no, it's not a virus.

**AsPika2219** · 03-28-2013, 10:03:23 PM

OK! Thanks Abystus.

**Viper187** · 03-28-2013, 10:15:37 PM

My day was kinda shot so I spent a couple hours and added the Artemis library and stuff. Once I got it to compile, I nearly shit myself when it worked on the first try. Probably took longer to setup the extra GUI stuff. lol

I also added the GCN option, but auto hook just narrows it down. I'll hopefully start on the memory editor tomorrow.

**Abystus** · 03-31-2013, 05:30:52 PM

Well it appears to work in Windows 8 64-bit. Hacked my first N64 asm hack (though it was already hacked before), so I'm happy. Kinda wished more games worked with Nemu64 though as I can't debug outside of that emulator :/. Would it be possible for you to do something like cheat engine does, allowing breakpoints to be set in memory (via your app), and having it break and trace the instructions (I believe if you are continually monitoring the emulator might be locked until the tracing is done)? I would think its possible, though not really sure on the "how" to get current pc, register values, etc back since it's running in its own environment. I think this would be more like remote debugging, though again I am not all that knowledgeable about this sort of memory interaction (almost like VM).

**Viper187** · 03-31-2013, 05:55:38 PM

Originally posted by Abystus View Post

Well it appears to work in Windows 8 64-bit. Hacked my first N64 asm hack (though it was already hacked before), so I'm happy. Kinda wished more games worked with Nemu64 though as I can't debug outside of that emulator :/. Would it be possible for you to do something like cheat engine does, allowing breakpoints to be set in memory (via your app), and having it break and trace the instructions (I believe if you are continually monitoring the emulator might be locked until the tracing is done)? I would think its possible, though not really sure on the "how" to get current pc, register values, etc back since it's running in its own environment. I think this would be more like remote debugging, though again I am not all that knowledgeable about this sort of memory interaction (almost like VM).

I always wished there was a way to do that, but I don't see how it'd be possible to breakpoint an x86 app and get the MIPS/whatever stuff from the outside. I wanted to put a debugger in the Mupen64 source, which surprisingly compiled with the previous Renegade built in, but I never got breakpoints working. I think I had it all setup, but the goddamn thing wouldn't halt until it was like 12 instructions past the read/write.

**Abystus** · 04-02-2013, 02:33:27 AM

Originally posted by Viper187 View Post

I always wished there was a way to do that, but I don't see how it'd be possible to breakpoint an x86 app and get the MIPS/whatever stuff from the outside. I wanted to put a debugger in the Mupen64 source, which surprisingly compiled with the previous Renegade built in, but I never got breakpoints working. I think I had it all setup, but the goddamn thing wouldn't halt until it was like 12 instructions past the read/write.

Well it was worth a shot lol.

Anyways, I have a few feature/wish requests that I've come up with after using the new Renegade for bit:

Hook Tab:

Code:

-Hook button moved to the right or below "Hook Process" drop-down.
-Preset information can be auto set on hook based on executable name.
- or.. remove the Hook Tab entirely as in the mock-up below.

Memory Editor Tab (I know this is a WIP):

Code:

- Opens in its own window.
- Multiple instances can be opened.
- Auto refreshed and live to input.
- Cell color change upon value change (similar to the red flash when values change in cheat engine).
- Move "Memory Dump" here.
- Right-click menu to perform various actions.

Search/Cheats Tabs:

Code:

- A pointer scan of sorts (similar to cheat engine) that sends multiple threads out in different paths to return, and be able to refine pointers in a view-able/save-able list.
- Move/Shrink Search History, and move Results below Search (sucks switching tabs to see results).
- Add Memory Watch (A place to watch the value at a specific addresses outside the memory viewer window.)
- Active Cheats Moved to the "Cheat" Tab.
- Not sure what "Label" is as there is a value entry section already (does it have a purpose?).
- Quick shortcut search buttons change to text instead of symbols ("Init" - This could be "First Scan", "Equal", "Not Equal", "Increase", "Decrease").
- Search/Reset buttons moved below the "Search Type" section.
- Hide "Value(s)" and "-" labels when not in use.
- Result count moved to Results label of frame.
- Right-click menu in Results grid to perform various actions.

General:

Code:

- Tool-tips,(Button|Menu) images, etc.. 
- Default action on Enter key press within value fields, or search fields.

That's about all I have for now. I'll be testing it some more over the next few days (Nemu64 is so cumbersome! can't believe anything was ever hacked in this...) Hope to see more progress on this application as it seems to be very useful.

By the way, I made a quick mock-up of the layout, though it's just for reference to the above (though I did not get time to refine/tweak it more with all your features due to my wife/kid wanting my attention lol). Thanks for continuing work on the project (has been quite a while since it has seen an update).

**Viper187** · 04-07-2014, 10:23:07 AM

Anyone else have issues with both this and the previous incarnation of Renegade on Win7? I was trying to search a file for a known value and kept crashing at the end of the search. That obviously shouldn't happening something so simple, so I'm wondering if it's Win7 fucking with me. I had to have tested doing exactly this building at least one of these. Unless I fucked it up later somehow while only testing on emulators. I should boot XP and try, but I'm running a checksum tool to try to find what the fuck kind of checksum Juiced 2 saves use.

**47iscool** · 04-07-2014, 12:46:10 PM

I haven't had any crashes with it on 7, only hook problems. It won't auto-hook pcsx2, it says the RAM starting area is 0x1F000000 when in actuality it is 0x20000000. Same with PJ64, could never get it to give the right addresses, the only way I've been able to get N64 RAM addresses is if I use Mupen with Renegade built in to it.

**Hiei-YYH** · 04-07-2014, 04:52:55 PM

good to see you're still working on this app viper, it's been a while hahaha I used a lot when the ds hacking started

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