CE-GODMODE PROBLEM

sorry but i dont understand. what is the opcode?

hahaha! i dont opcodes are the one like

(i think this is opcodes)
09 00 b3 00 02 00
00 95 12 00 00 00
12 00 02 10 00 00

ok i find 01 and i change it to 00. when i change other opcode nothing change

The Reason you are having trouble is because you don't fully understand what you are doing. that thats what is wrong with the tutorials that have been released they tell you how but not why you do it that way or how they come to that conclusion. ( some of them atleast ) , in CE press CTRL+M, thats Memory View.

you will see Address Like Such

Quote:

[ Address] [ Byte] [ Opcode ] 00400000 - 4d - dec ebp

Find your address for your godmode that d/c you in 10sec.. if u goto that address that you are using if u look near the Address little bit upwards. you will come across something like cmp[eax],01 .... just as an example what that mean is that, that address is Comparing the Value ( [] = Value of ) eax (w/e that may be at the time) is compared to 01. now when u change ur 01 to 00, u fck that cmp up because its now 00 not 01. thus, you d/c.. you must change the Opcode so that it will allow you to change ur byte to 00 and not crash.

i use CE i see opcode but it change automaticly when i change byte. then how i can change opcode.

to change just select it press Enter.. change the opcode... press enter

you must understand what your doing to be changing them. what r u trying to change?

i really dont get it..

can you please send me those codes.. thnx if you help

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you must learn or have some basic knowledge about ASM to be messing with these game hacks.

What should i change/ put anyways??

Lol that is the whole point of what I'm telling you, you must learn what you need to change it to, as for knowing how to find it. iv already told u in my previous response.

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Originally Posted by Black0ne The Reason you are having trouble is because you don't fully understand what you are doing. that thats what is wrong with the tutorials that have been released they tell you how but not why you do it that way or how they come to that conclusion. ( some of them atleast ) , in CE press CTRL+M, thats Memory View. you will see Address Like Such Find your address for your godmode that d/c you in 10sec.. if u goto that address that you are using if u look near the Address little bit upwards. you will come across something like cmp[eax],01 .... just as an example what that mean is that, that address is Comparing the Value ( [] = Value of ) eax (w/e that may be at the time) is compared to 01. now when u change ur 01 to 00, u fck that cmp up because its now 00 not 01. thus, you d/c.. you must change the Opcode so that it will allow you to change ur byte to 00 and not crash.

Thank , i get it. Sweet. i was playing with the opscode below the godmode and i get multihit from a single hit mob. let me try to change the opscode above the godmode . for you that still not know how to do it. you have to learn some basic coding/asm =)

Are there two tyes of god modes?

1 where you have to configure each and every individual monster in order to stop receiving hits by them

2 where this address or group of addresses works on every monster/player

can someone please confirm this plsss :handsdown:

lol, there is not a group or segment that is purely based on every time of monster, simply find the pointer, that pointer address is what is being checked for every mob of that specific type in the game, so its like that is the function every mob uses to attack. so change the pointer address and you change it for all mobs that your method applies to. and yes there are multiple ways to accomplish gomode, as far as I know there is 5 methods that come to mind.

find the god mode on 1 mob then there is a option in ce that find the pointer to that code. once you run that, it will give u the address and offset.

Even Easier than that, is once you know the address you can simply find it each patch without re-scanning for it, *hint* you search. lol