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Originally Posted by *M*
Check page 6 bro
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He was asking how to do it in cheat engine, bro.
Real simple in CE.
Click Memory View -> Search -> Find assembly code
Put in: d9 9e b8
You'll want to wait til it gets to the 00A00000 - 00C00000 address region.
Click through til you see this set of memory opcodes:
Right click on the address you just found that is highlighted, click 'find out what address this instruction accesses'.
Will bringup a Changed Addresses window, double click the address there to bring it on the CE table window. If it is empty then your at the wrong address.
Right click, then click pointer scan for this address.
Click "pointers must end with specific offsets" and put 80
Change the Nr of threads scanning to: 3 (optional)
Click Ok and it will ask you where to store the results and with what name, just put it in the CE table folder and name it whatever.
It will scan and if you have a crappy cpu might take a few so be patient.
Should show only 1 result. Double click that to put it on the CE Table and you have your Mouse X address which all you really need is the base address since your just updating gZoom.
If that isn't enough of an explination then bang your head on the keyboard & repeat the process =)