Making a mod menu is easy! (Here's how to make one with Python and Cheat Engine)

[@KianBrose]

FAQ: 1. I can't find the pointer to my address!!!! Finding pointers is never easy and newer games tend to have measures against this method, but you can always find the values manually through cheat engine and use those addresses together with the script without the pointer and that will work just fine, the only downside being having to find the address(es) every time the game is closed and opened 2. I'm on mac That's a shame 3. Does the python bit version matter? (64 vs 32 bit) From my testing I have found that you can use 64 bit python to read and write to addresses of both 32 and 64 bit programs, but when trying to use a 32 bit python installation to access a 64 bit program it will not work properly and give you some huge weird values 4. What method usually works on all games? AoB scanning generally works regardless of what game it is, but that requires an entire video of its own and is the method I personally use. For those interested in researching the topic while the video is made, the AoB scanning module I use can be found here: github.com/AlexCatDev/ProcessMemory (Note: this is c#, not python)

[@disrael2101]

that's a perfect video, i can't wait for the AOB tuotrial already.. learned SOO much from this 10mins video..!!! just few questions: 1. how can we bypass when a game block ce from running at the same time? (which is most games i presume) 2. if the preferred base value is already in use in memory how would we figure the correct base address to use the offset to figure the correct value we want to edit?

[@KianBrose]

@@disrael2101 Most games that block ce just check if a program called "Cheat engine" is running in the background, so renaming it often does the trick. More advanced games check if memory is being accessed by a process which shouldn't be allowed according to the game logic which causes the game to shut down, lots of ways. 2. You would need to find a way to find the preferred base value of the program from code without hardcoded calculations which is as far as my research went not possible in python

[@disrael2101]

@@KianBroseVery interesting information, just couple more questions, 1. How the preferred value is gurnautee to work if it may be in use by other programs at the time of loading the game? 2. How people create cheats to multiplayer games where the devs block access to memory outside the allowed list of processes? 3. Can we use ce to find backdoor in softwares / os or even on a website?

[@KianBrose]

​@@disrael2101 1. Nothing is ever guaranteed to work, I'm not sure I understand the question enough to be able to answer it 2. They either reverse engineer the application itself and remove the anticheat or find a way to work around it, I have never done this before so I don't know the specifics 3. If your definition of "backdoor" is a way to gain complete control of software/os/server hosting a website then no. You can however use cheat engine to mess with license keys which is how most keygens are created

[@disrael2101]

@@KianBrose the first question was about the base preferred address, which may be in used by other programs, what can we do in that case, just manually find it each time? 2. Will you teach us to reverse engineering apps in the future vids?

[@BloxxingDinosaurus]

"There's a variable that controls whether you have pressed the Like Button." And at that moment, a rainbow border suddenly appeared around the Like/Dislike panel. Very cool addition.

[@KianBrose]

ty

[@yeetus5653]

omg i didnt even know that can be modified!

[@vicktorviggo2097]

exacly what i though so i went to the comments xd

[@Magnus_The_Dog]

@@KianBrosehow! Legend

[@changnong8082]

This video is "scripted" and thus is very clear, and easy to follow. Other authors' videos are often improvised and thus contain too much redundant part and irrelevant talks. To sum up, Kian did a very good job.

[@KianBrose]

YOu had me in the first part not gonna lie

[@BoostedTypist]

lol same@@KianBrose

[@onceGoat]

Thanks bro finally someone who isn't posting malware or fake stuff, you deserve my subscribe!

[@KianBrose]

Thank you!

[@justhuman9551]

This video is insanely good. Great editing and overall quality. The information is presented in an easy-to-understand way with a visual explanation. Keep up the great content!

[@KianBrose]

Thank you! Will do

[@alex-gg5yr]

Easy to understand my ass

[@johnnylego807]

Wait……. 0:17 HOW DID YOU DO THAT 😂😂 your very creative. I noticed the Like button glow when you said that. Very cool, didn’t even know that was possible.

[@KianBrose]

rainbow magic

[@johnnylego807]

@@KianBrose Legend 🤣💪

[@thedarknessinu3151]

Feature of youtube since some years xD

[@Drag0nSl4yer18]

You know, I am 30 years old and started my programming journey with python a few months back. THIS has to be the most fun/educational/value_packed video out there. Thanks for sharing your knowledge and thanks for helping out with an absolutely other project of mine :D

[@KianBrose]

glad to hear that!

[@chaxiraxi_ytb]

Hi! Using this pip package makes Read and Writes to process memory really easy and handful. But before finding your video, I managed to do the same by importing the kernel32 DLL from the Windows API using the built-in ctype module. That means that we are directly calling C functions from the Windows API within our Python script. While this is trickier and requires more lines of code to do the same thing, this is a wonderful way to learn how low-level stuff works while still using an easy high-level language like python! This is how I learnt the basics of assembly and memory management using Cheat Engine and creating my own trainer with Python while calling the original Windows API

[@KianBrose]

Oh yeah for sure that's a better method, but this one is simpler xD

[@Wojtek_1777]

@@KianBrosecan you make a video about making a mod menu have gui with tkinter or pygame please I haven’t been able to get my crappy one to work

[@saaofficial5415]

I didn't know that Cheat Engine was actually such a complex program considering that that was one of the first apps I downloaded from the internet...

[@ByteBeacon9660]

Thank you so much for making these tutorials. This is exactly what I'm interested in. I really hope that you continue with the tutorials and maybe make some a little bit more advanced or in depth. Much love for you

[@KianBrose]

I hope I can continue as well

[@zdx_1023]

Me too i am interested on making gta5 mod menus

[@Mortyyy]

@@GameHackingGuru The market for cheats in online games is at an all time high right now. Best way to earn some money on the side.

[@Gurnoorthegamer]

Is it just me or did the like button glow rainbow when he said there was a variable if I like the video or not

[@Sarah-k6y9w]

I also saw that, KZbin's a chang'in

[@gaonemagagwa5773]

Had to go back to see if I really saw it

[@rsgmj]

time stamp?

[@subiedeeznutz]

there's a variable to tell if you're schizophrenic or not

[@grim-xc7ij]

0:16​@@rsgmj

[@InVizTempo]

I'm so happy you're getting recognition because the way you explain things plus the speed at which you do it is just perfect. Keep up the great work.

[@KianBrose]

Thanks! Will do

[@antoninperbosc1532]

"things plus the speed at which you do it is just perfect." The topic is interesting but not perfect in my pov. This tutorial could be more interesting if : - He didn't put a very annoying / boring song in background ... believe it or not anybody do not share the same taste for songs /sound ... - He could take his time and force himself to correct his pronunciations dificulties with words sound s / ch instead speaking like "Speedy Gonzales under cocaine " ... believe it or not when you work in a compagnie and/or explain something to other persons if you speak too fast and people have dificulties to understand ... you will have big problem ... - The fact to speed as quick as possible the shootscreen on your tuto is not a good idea too ... if we slow down the video 0.75 some screen stay less than 1 second ... - For this kind of topic this video 25 to 30 minutes could be a good good timing. Interesting tuto but ... and as you know in communication no sentence before this magic word "but" is important ... he has good topics and knows so if he wana skyrocket on youtube he must work on the "shape" of his video and think that his target are persons who wana learn, not people who already knew how to deal.

[@KianBrose]

​@@antoninperbosc1532 Thank you for taking the time to write your advice Honestly the hardest part of any video in my opinion is the music, I just don't know how to do it properly, but I don't think just plain silence is a good idea either... As for the speed, since a video is something that can be paused and played back I'm doing everything as quickly as possible to waste as little time as possible

[@itscookies7753]

@@KianBrose can u do afk 24/7 on online game

[@rxclpolorsnda]

10k Bawat Pamilya

[@zoltanhanzel9661]

Hey, this tutorial helped me a lot. i been learning AHK (AutoHotKey) for 1 year now, and i have been trying to make mod menu's, and this video caused my success. Thanks bro, you're a legend.

[@Stormface16]

Nice work man! Keep it up, your quality rises so quickly

[@KianBrose]

Thanks!

[@littricks3631]

I have always been interested in reverse engineering.This one's turning out to be my dream channel.Keep it up!

[@KianBrose]

Will do!

[@thenoddingturtle]

I just started watching this video, so I'm not familiar with the content or the channel in general, but I really appreciate the lack of "Hello my name is X and today we'll be doing Y". Nice and straight to the point.

[@KianBrose]

Thanks!

[@hangup8629]

some corrections: 1:48 - while technically true, its quite misleading in this context. Modern OSs don't actually give you direct access (atleast easily) to the physical memory in your computer, each process is given its own virtual memory space, it is completely empty, only filled with exclusively what the running program requires to operate, and so the addresses that are shown in cheat engine, and the ones you use to write your own mod menus, use these virtual memory addresses. It is entirely possible for processes to have resources allocated at the same virtual address, matter of fact, all system dlls are guaranteed to be located at the same virtual memory address in every process, partially because the OS relies on DLL injection for standard operation. This is also possible for user dlls - when an instance of one is loaded into memory, any subsequent mapping of it will use its base address, though only as long as nothing else is located there, until all instances of this dll are closed (to an extent, this is heavily dependent upon the version of windows, it might forget the base address right away, or it might take a system restart). 7:33 - it should be noted that this way of getting the image base will likely never work in the real world. Starting with windows vista a mechanism called ASLR was introduced. This stands for Address Space Layout Randomization, a mechanism that ensures that the base image, stack and heap address won't always be the same. While at the time it was introduced the enforcement of this feature was quite lax, nowadays modern OSs and compilers are far more aggressive at applying it. It can still be disabled though, by modifying the applications PE headers (and in rare cases changing some settings in windows), which is what the CE tutorial executable does. For more indepth reading about ASLR you can check out - www.mandiant.com/resources/blog/six-facts-about-address-space-layout-randomization-on-windows. also i keep seeing the mention of AoB scanning in the comments to get around ASLR, it should be noted that this is not entirely necessary. To get the base address of an image, internally you can either use GetModuleHandle or CreateToolhelp32Snapshot, while externally only CreateToolhelp32Snapshot will work, for python I'm sure there's libraries that expose this functionality.

[@KianBrose]

Great comment, it was unfortunately buried in a weird youtube bug that I was notified today was fixed, you hit some kind of spam filter I did not know about most of those things outside of the existence of ASLR, I just knew that while it existed I never encountered it in the wild Personally my main reason for going with AoB nowadays is its just pretty simply and convenient to be honest, doesnt require injection, rarely requires anticheat bypass, simple and functional

[@YISTECH]

well explained! already knew python, just found out how cheat engine works. Looks like a ton of fun

[@KianBrose]

It is!

[@sandrawilliams1659]

Hey quick question I know it's been a couple months, but I'm currently trying to find a good online class/s to learn python and C++. Could you point me in the right direction? And yes I'm doing my own searching and have asked others, just don't want to waste my time with something that is useless by accidentally going to a wrong websit.

[@KianBrose]

@@sandrawilliams1659 hmmm, honestly i can't recommend anything since the best way to learn is to just start programming on your own

[@minhhoangvo4759]

​@@KianBrosehey how do i freeze number in a edit app?

[@EmpireE696]

I was looking for this topic a lot, you really explained it in the best and simplest way, I am really grateful to you. Good luck

[@KianBrose]

Glad it was helpful!

[@ScreamingManiac]

I've used cheat engines like the ones you find on wemod before but its cool to see what a cheat engine is actually doing. I studied abit of computer structure in college so I was aware how computers store memory but its interesting to see how memory can be easily manipulated.

[@KianBrose]

indeed! It's just knowing da wae with python

[@greysky2933]

@@KianBrose I see what u did there

[@Hydrax_Real]

Anyone Realize when he said like the like button turned chroma colar

[@Azertyyys]

Cheat engine = adware in installer wemod = monthly payment just dont use cheats at this point

[@Cainny]

Yes because those are definitely the only two options to cheat.@@Azertyyys

[@Jdeadevil]

Your quick explanation as to what pointers are is better than any tutorial I've seen yet. But I already know how to use CE so maybe I'm a little biased, but other tutorials have a bad habit of explaining how to do it without giving a simple explanation first.

[@sushantpatil7950]

We need more Python bots please ❣

[@KianBrose]

Theres so many videos to make xD

[@walidtlm2788]

@@KianBrose bro just one question if u know PUBG MOBİLE is there any chance that anyone can hack the UC in it or let me say the units that used to inapp purchase

[@KianBrose]

@@walidtlm2788 probably not to be honest

[@hugowinnberg]

@@walidtlm2788 money is stored on the servers and then you need to hack the servers and like aimbot is memory that's stored on your computer that's something you can use for example aimbot

[@racapadexxa_]

​@@walidtlm2788 You can change the ammount of money you have but you won't be able to use them since the server checks your real balance to make purchases. In the end is like Monopoly cash

[@kubamaly4070]

0:16, when he says "the like button" the like button actually glows :DD

[@KianBrose]

rainboow

[@r0x304]

Holy crap!! This is wonderfully put and so detailed at a good speed. Love you man!

[@KianBrose]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@Breadn]

Thanks for keeping the pace up while keeping it easy to understand, one of the best explanations of these concepts.

[@8BitGamerYT1]

Insanely productive video. No bs

[@ፔ̇_ፔ̇]

i love how the like button turns rainbow when you say like button

[@KianBrose]

ty

[@storyofbo]

This is amazing! Where did you go to learn all this kind of stuff? School, google, forums, friends?

[@KianBrose]

Google, lots and lots of google I find modern education to be sort of irrelevant, just learn what you want as you go by looking for it

[@LegendaryITA]

@@KianBrose W

[@xtdycxtfuv9353]

@@KianBrose🤨

[@jytdjkcjmliyukdthm991]

Great video! I know nothing about pointers but you managed to make me understand it all

[@raisincains337]

The way you find pointers is much faster than the way i used to!

[@succcusckk]

Thanks for the tutorial man!, i made a executer runner for roblox thanks to this vid

[@KianBrose]

Np!

[@hardmave]

You dude, nice video! i know you're probably not gonna respond, but do you have the link to download cheat engine. Really cool video, just earned a sub🤗

[@KianBrose]

Ty! It's on cheatengine.org I think

[@hardmave]

@@KianBrose All on cheat engine has viruses with them. And i dont want to take that risk. Do you have a clean version you can maybe send

[@KianBrose]

www.cheatengine.org/ Literally that, it's not a virus, just a false positive, just don't install the adware when installing it

[@مصطفىغالى-ط6ج]

I just watched ur video now and it was wat av been looking for bro..... thanks champ

[@KianBrose]

No problem 👍

[@m3lar]

6:35 what if is a .dll instead of an .exe????

[@KianBrose]

em should work the same

[@HxZyBoy]

finally i found another swedish tech pro, keep up❤

[@KianBrose]

Thanks! Will do

[@DexNeXuS1]

Hey there. I was wondering how I would make a python script that started running when a pointer value changed. Like when your health drops it automatically run. Can you also write that pointer value to a text file?

[@KianBrose]

Theoretically you can put the statement that reads the value of the address in an infinite while loop that will only stop once the value is set to something you want, here's a rough theory behind it: var = False while not var: pointer_val -read the value of your pointer here- if pointer_val == something_you_want: var = True - do something - hope that's understandable As for writing a string to a text file: file_object = open('file.txt', 'a', encoding='utf-8') file_object.write(f'{pointer_variable} ') file_object.close()

[@DexNeXuS1]

@@KianBrose that’s brilliant yeah that would work really well I’ve just started doing coding and I’m not great at it. Made a randomiser that never repeats until it’s used up numbers 1-50 then restarts. A few read and write things. Lists and stuff but yeah very basic but I’m wanting to do a few more things. This is so helpful thankyou. Your video was very well done by the well really insightful.

[@DexNeXuS1]

@@KianBrose also. Sorry again. Would I have to start the python script initially? And how would I stop the while loop if I’ve made it so it would run constantly (whole duration of gameplay). If that makes sense. Is there another way to stop it.

[@KianBrose]

@@DexNeXuS1 glad you liked it!

[@KianBrose]

@@DexNeXuS1 yes, you can use while loops with conditions that will eventually break when something happens as I showed in the first snippet

[@AnthonySegarra-wt9wq]

I am a CS student and have never heard pointers explained better than in your 15 second breakdown

[@KianBrose]

lmao that's sad

[@marioyt11]

Bro we need laptop to do mod or we can do on any device

[@KianBrose]

You do need a PC to make the mod yes

[@marioyt11]

@@KianBrose tanks bro and happy easter

[@leothao6560]

Well, that variable that made the like button shine made me auto liked the video.

[@KianBrose]

magic

[@user-jg6kg1hn1k]

True fact: he is in the same cave as tony stark in iron man 1

[@KianBrose]

Lol, yep my walls are literal big rocks

[@EMSDemon]

ok the like button lighting up rgb when he mentioned it was sick

[@KianBrose]

rainbow magic

[@aubreydebruyn84]

The best subscription request.

[@KianBrose]

Lol

[@TheNikolaThing]

One cool thing to know, the offsets are being written in python from down to up, or in programming terms, from right to left(least significant bit to most significant bit) due to windows systems being little endian. Some extra knowledge to get you to explore system memory and its core concepts :)

[@0797cjm]

Your living space is rad 🤙🏼

[@KianBrose]

Thanks, my cave is nice and cozy

[@G-ö-k-b-ö-r-ü]

Helpful video after I watched the video I found out that there is subscribe variable which I executed immediately :D

[@KianBrose]

ty"!

[@angetlx883]

BROTHER, YOU ARE THE BEST!!! You oooh really helped me!! THANK YOU VERY MUCH!

[@KianBrose]

np

[@marcoisplaying3859]

Yoo I learned, appreciate the knowledge you share Liked and subscribed! Keep it up Kian.

[@KianBrose]

Thanks!

[@deadlyhallowed4208]

Between kian brose and swashed my cheat engine skills just get better and better

[@KianBrose]

ic

[@deadlyhallowed4208]

@@KianBrose you have good tutorials I liked your auto clicker script video also lol I have learned alot from your videos

[@Stefikiks]

Anyone notice when he says "Theres a variable that controls whether you have pressed the like button" at 0:18 that the like button has a rainbow going outline?:)

[@dantethewebdev2818]

omg, i didn't see your comment when ever i commented

[@afhartuaeru]

really nice tutorial u explained everything very well and the speed of which you were explaining is perfect :)

[@KianBrose]

thanks! Glad you liked da speed

[@MrJestriktheJester]

YES!!!! FINALLY THE LEGEND HAS COME BACK TO PUBLISH A NEW VIDEO!!!! I WAITED SOOOOOOO LONG!!!! I LIKE YOUR VIDEOS BECAUSE IT'S SO EASY TO UNDERSTAND!!!!

[@KianBrose]

Ty!

[@farmacialasmariasca6838]

good work king, love you

[@KianBrose]

Ty

[@KrusherMike]

Bruh, I've been grifting through all this. Loving your breakdowns. 🤙

[@KianBrose]

thank you!

[@N1K0420]

wow didnt understand anything although you explained it perfectly and watching your cheat videos is damn entertaining, hope you get your playbutton soon

[@KianBrose]

lol ty

[@HarryClapp]

At 0:15 when he said like button my like button flashed rainbow thats crazy and im pretty sure its a feature cause i tested multiple times is this not new???

[@KianBrose]

M a g I c

[@daddyofalltrades]

Beautiful stuff 🔥 Need more of this content please !

[@KianBrose]

Will do! Takes a while to make these xD Not because theyre thaaat hard to make, but because I am a Certified Expert Procrastinator™

[@kinggio4553]

@@KianBrose love it bro thank you ❤️

[@tom62926]

great vid man!

[@KianBrose]

Thanks!

[@luxosgamer1998]

Cool bro! greetings from Central America

[@coollapiz3570]

Thanks for the knowledge you gave me I am going to use to bypass anti cheats and develop malicious cheats for games, thanks! now im learning kernel level injection

[@KianBrose]

bruh

[@MelonScripter]

really helpful!!, made my own menu for a sp game

[@KianBrose]

nice!

[@AntonisMatakos]

What I want to ask you (that curiously nobody else did) is where did you shoot this video? A 60-80cm stone wall with a slanting window is a crazy place to be that's either a very old village house or a bunker!!

[@KianBrose]

Reinforced basement lmfao I unironically live in a basement

[@mazarinee]

A neat system I found was when I was introduced to Roblox hacking. You can scan for variables being used (adaptation of remotes) and eventually find the one you want by doing the action repeatedly until the variable shows up. You can create simple code to modify it then.

[@KianBrose]

indeed

[@Catalysm]

So you can modify variables in Roblox games with cheats?

[@UhmMusicBoi]

at the first time i watched it. When you explain the variable of how many likes this video has. The like and dislike vote this GLOWS RAINBOW. HOW...

[@KianBrose]

magic!

[@galisma]

Nice video

[@KianBrose]

Thanks!

[@Travis-hb2bl]

Kians back again with his "educational purposes" video

[@KianBrose]

ofc

[@DaZe1Cinema]

Teaching me new things everyday

[@KianBrose]

Nice

[@johndeaux8815]

Thanks, this brings me back to getting 2.47 billion dollars in asphalt 8 in high school 😂 we would play that game at school as it was one of the only ones that would run on the laptops both hardware wise and network wise

[@KianBrose]

ayy the max 32 int value, 2.147, nice!

[@dantethewebdev2818]

Anyone else notice when he says, "there is a variable that checks whether you have pressed the like button or not" the like button border lights up as a rainbow border

[@KianBrose]

rainbow magic

[@albertgrzegrzoka7033]

Im wondering what is the name of this tool that displays the memory addresses and you can see how they are changing in real time, 1:41

[@KianBrose]

cheat engine

[@tinsku332Xd]

Very interesting video :D

[@MaskedTeenGamer]

Even i dont use mod menus and not planning on it its helpful to learn codeing

[@superdepressif6047]

It was very easy to understand I like how you explain using analogies! I'm curious about game hacking and it's not easy to find a good video like this

[@KianBrose]

glad to hear that!

[@xAESEC]

Thx, a great explanation video, espacially the offset-part

[@KianBrose]

Glad it was helpful!

[@schnaufenderzeppelin3629]

whats the programm could where you see whats the ram writing in it? on 1:36?

[@KianBrose]

Cheat engine

[@lenoirx]

Interesting, and very informative. Good job!

[@KianBrose]

Thank you!

[@Mrawesome100046]

Great vid. 👍🏾

[@KianBrose]

Thanks!

[@thekingofterrorz]

HOW DID YOU MAKE THE LIKE BUTTON DO THAT AT 0:17???

[@KianBrose]

By the power of rainbow magic

[@thekingofterrorz]

@@KianBrose Ah that makes sense now, thank you!

[@trapoganda1660]

I’m high asf and you taught me more in 20 minutes than school ever did.

[@KianBrose]

nice

[@SirWashy]

So im trying to do something similar with a game on a jailbroken PS4. When i find the address for changing money, it allows me to change it to whatever i want. But like you're saying in the video. The address isnt static. So whenever i close the game and reopen it, i have to redo all previous steps. I'd like to make a trainer of some sorts but whenever I search for a static address it gives me one, but it ends up controlling or triggering other things besides just in game currency. Like causing the screen to turn white or just not loading assets into the game anymore. Doesnt crash the game at all. Any advice? Im pretty new to all of this but im super willing to learn.

[@KianBrose]

I would recommend looking into AOB (Array of Bytes) scanning This is a method that does not require pointers at all and only requires a "pattern" of data to exist, for example if you find the memory region containing the health of a player, the values near it will most likely always be the same for hardcoded parameters Then by doing a scan for ?? AA BB CC DD ?? ?? FF ?? ?? etc, you find the "pointer"

[@huzaifakhan6474]

Love from Lovelak !!

[@KianBrose]

ty

[@AniWorld_HD]

Nice work ! :D I will try it later with Ratopia

[@KianBrose]

gl

[@cmaciosek8480]

Love your content! Keep up the greate work!

[@KianBrose]

Thank you! Will do!

[@jika8895]

Why you don't get much views? This was amazing

[@KianBrose]

Because as youtube decided to remove the dislike button, people are now unable to judge the authenticity of educational content on the platform which naturally repels viewers from either looking for it or spending time figuring out whether it was good or not

[@ForeignMadeIt]

Hey I stumbled upon your channel a while ago & I learned a ton! thank you. I been on this tutorial for a while. So far I can get the baseaddress to print the value but with offsets it cant seem to find it. Do i keep trying different offsets from the addresses loaded up?

[@KianBrose]

In modern games you need to do the pointer scans at least a few dozen times before getting rid of most false positives, but since for demo purposes I used the training program i only had to do it a couple of times

[@ForeignMadeIt]

@@KianBrose ok makes sense. thank you. It's definitely a tedious process. Im going to try and do a python script to automate it all.

[@hash_81]

Good, thanks for share!

[@KianBrose]

np!

[@clammyclam]

2:45 is the point in the video where my brain shut down

[@KianBrose]

Mission failed,I explained it too harshly

[@Youtubeusermann]

Nice video, easy sub

[@KianBrose]

Thank you!

[@Dgubz11]

help i did everything but with a float and instead of it being "game.exe" it brought up a .dll and it wouldnt work unless it was an exe and when i ran the code it said the value was too large or something

[@KianBrose]

ah the code pointer being too large is a ctypes error, it is fixable but i forgot how to do it

[@shillenzez549]

your job is amazing :Dd

[@KianBrose]

Thanks!

[@Cain532.]

Great tutorial! Another way you can do pointer scans is manually. After you activated that breakpoint you can see the address is stored in ebx. If you open the registers and look at ebx, then scan for that pointer value, save the results then re-launch the game. Set another breakpoint on that same function command and then update your search. This generates a substantially smaller pool of results and also takes a great deal less time! Will you be going over how to call/alter game functions? or maybe alter the assembly code instructions?

[@KianBrose]

thats ctually fairly advanced usage of cheat engine i dont even know how to do yet lol it does sound interesting,b ut atm im trying to like move away from tutorials into more "educational entertainment" so it's highly unlikely in regards to pointers, i dont really use them anymore, i was unable to use pointers with emulated processes like bluestacks so moved to another method called AoB scanning which ive used ever since

[@Cain532.]

@@KianBrose AOB is very handy but can be time consuming especially if the memory ranges are MASSIVE. There are some fairly advanced techniques that use AOB to scan for a function call which returns the desired pointer to a struct. I used to rely HEAVILY on memory manipulation (what you showed) with AOB scans in the PS3/Xbox 360 days. Still useful! All the same, I'd love to see what sort of educational stuff you can come up with!

[@KianBrose]

@@Cain532. indeed, i remember my first aob menu taking a solid 5 minutes to scan for values even with methods like taking in 4086 (dont remember exact byte size, multiple of 8) bytes of memory to read at once to minimize memory reads and other methods like that, i also find it quite a lot simpler than pointers once you get the hang of them

[@Cain532.]

@@KianBrose haha Oooh I remember those days too... Awesome stuff man :) Definitely looking forward to seeing what I can learn from you!

[@crispy.caesus]

damn, this is really interesting, thanks

[@KianBrose]

np!

[@lucasanddre]

You rocked in this tutorial! 🤟

[@KianBrose]

Thank you!

[@87bocademivida]

Nice vid. PS: You look like Steve Smith from American Dad,

[@KianBrose]

Lol

[@chesesuz3784]

did you make the like button light up when you talked about it?

[@KianBrose]

perhaps

[@XStriver]

that like button was awesome

[@KianBrose]

ty

[@samuelraposo4186]

Remember you cannot modify the servers neither access them but you can execute it if an game file executes junk by tricking it to execute something u want. I know u will probably say something like YeS yOU cAn EXECUTE, im talking about the server side, also use kernel level systems against kernel level anticheats also if an game uses an kernel level anti cheat DO NOT USE the windows api

[@Luke24666]

WHY DOESMY LIKE BUTTON GLOW WHEN HE SAYS IT?! EVERY TIME TOO

[@KianBrose]

Magic

[@Cracko298]

That's pretty cool, KZbin highlighted your Light/Dislike Buttons @00:14 if it's not liked/disliked.

[@KianBrose]

r a i n b o w

[@thehonestdude1067]

What an amazing video

[@KianBrose]

thank you

[@nikfun2802]

Hi thanks for the great video i just have a problem when i print the value i only get 0 in the console but if i enter the address instead of baseaddress and offsets i get the correct result. why? and have you a idea how to fix this?

[@KianBrose]

The address itself will always be correct that particular time, but if you get 0 it means the base address or offsets are wronf