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‎See also

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To discus the auto assembler we need a basic understanding of what assembly is.

So programming got it's start with punch cards, but eventually programming was about byte codes.
:[https://wikipedia.org/wiki/Computer_programming_in_the_punched_card_era wikipedia.org/wiki/Computer_programming_in_the_punched_card_era]

Now while it's undoubtedly easier to work on a set of byte code then a bunch of holes in a card.

This is not very human readable:

89 83 80 04 00 00 8D 55 D4 E8 02 62 01 00 8B 55
D4 ...

But this is a little easier to read:

mov [ebx+00000480],eax
lea edx,[ebp-2C]
call 00439D10
mov edx,[ebp-2C]


And that's all assembly is, it's just a human readable language for an ''assembler'' to assemble byte code (machine code). Cheat Engine uses it's own assembler it's called "''Auto Assembler''", but it understands more then just assembly, then Cheat Engine also uses a sub set of the auto assembler (pure assembly) in the memory view form often referred to as "''Assembler''".

For more information this see:
* [[Assembler]]
** [[Assembler:Commands|Assembler Commands]]
* [[Cheat_Engine:Auto_Assembler|Auto_Assembler]]

The easiest way to open the auto assembler is from the Cheat Engine main form press ''Ctrl+Alt+A''.

Just press the ''execute'' button to execute a script in an auto assembler form.

[[File:AutoAssebler.execute.01.png|border]]

Here are some basic auto assembler scripts:

Code:

define(someConstant,1)

Code:

{$lua}
print('Hello World!')
{$asm}
define(someConstant,1)


== Memory view form ==
To open the auto assembler form the memory view form, this is best when writing scripts for injections, press ''Ctrl+A''. Or form the auto assembler form menu select ''tools'' then select ''auto assemble''.

[[File:Tutorials.AutoAssembler.open.01.png|border]]

In the memory view form you can also use the assembler directly by double clicking on an instruction.

[[File:MemoryView.assebler.singleLine.01.png|border]]

[[File:MemoryView.assebler.singleLine.02.png|border]]

== To add a script to a table ==

{{AddScriptToTable}}

'''Note:Cheat table scripts require ''enable'' and ''disable'' sections.'''

Code:

//// -------------------- Main Section ---------------------

[ENABLE]
//// -------------------- Enable Section ---------------------

[DISABLE]
//// -------------------- Disable Section --------------------


== Script windows ==
You can have as many script windows open as you want. You can save these scripts as ''cea'' files in the same directory as your cheat table. You can run them from other scripts using auto assembler's [[Auto Assembler:include|INCLUDE]] command.

== See also ==
* [[Assembler]]
* [[Assembler:Commands|Assembler Commands]]
* [[Cheat_Engine:Auto Assembler|Auto Assembler]]
* [[Tutorials:Auto_Assembler:Templates|Auto Assembler Templates]]
* [[Tutorials:Auto_Assembler:Injection_basic|Code Injection Basic]]
* [[Tutorials:Auto_Assembler:Injection_full|Code Injection Full]]

==== Syntax Highlighter ====
* [http://pinetools.com/syntax-highlighter pinetools.com/syntax-highlighter]

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 :but this requires a hardware change so it's generally not called programming any more (but it was in it's day).
-Now while it's undoubtedly easier to work on a set of byte code then a bunch of holes in a card.
+Now while it's undoubtedly easier to work on a set of byte code than a bunch of holes in a card.
 This is not very human readable:

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−	Auto assembler commands are not case ~~sensitine~~ so ''define'' and ''DEFINE'' will both work as will ''mov'' and ''MOV''.	+	Auto assembler commands are not case sensitive so ''define'' and ''DEFINE'' will both work as will ''mov'' and ''MOV''.

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 <span style="color:rgb(249, 38, 114);">define</span>(someConstant,<span style="color:rgb(174, 129, 255);">1</span>)
 </p>
 == Memory view form ==

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	{{AddScriptToTable}}		{{AddScriptToTable}}
−
−	~~'''Note:Cheat table scripts require ''enable'' and ''disable'' sections.'''~~
−
−	~~Code:~~
−	~~<!-- <pre>//// -------------------- Main Section ---------------------~~
−
−	~~[ENABLE]~~
−	~~//// -------------------- Enable Section ---------------------~~
−
−	~~[DISABLE]~~
−	~~//// -------------------- Disable Section --------------------~~
−
−	~~</pre> -->~~
−	<p style="line-height:1.15em;white-space:pre;font-family:'Lucida Console';display:block;overflow-x:auto;padding:0.5em;background:rgb(35, 36, 31);color:rgb(248, 248, 242);"><span style="color:rgb(117, 113, 94);">//// -------------------- Main Section ---------------------</span>
−
−	~~<span style="color:pink;font-weight:bold;">[ENABLE]</span>~~
−	~~<span style="color:rgb(117, 113, 94);">//// -------------------- Enable Section ---------------------</span>~~
−
−	~~<span style="color:pink;font-weight:bold;">[DISABLE]</span>~~
−	~~<span style="color:rgb(117, 113, 94);">//// -------------------- Disable Section --------------------</span>~~
−	~~</p>~~
−
−	* The main section is ran when enabling and disabling.
−	* The enable section is ran when enabling.
−	* The disable section is ran when disabling.

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	<span style="color:rgb(117, 113, 94);">//// -------------------- Disable Section --------------------</span>		<span style="color:rgb(117, 113, 94);">//// -------------------- Disable Section --------------------</span>
	</p>		</p>
		+
		+	* The main section is ran when enabling and disabling.
		+	* The enable section is ran when enabling.
		+	* The disable section is ran when disabling.

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 So programming got it's start with punch cards, but eventually programming was about byte codes.
 :[https://wikipedia.org/wiki/Computer_programming_in_the_punched_card_era wikipedia.org/wiki/Computer_programming_in_the_punched_card_era]
 Now while it's undoubtedly easier to work on a set of byte code then a bunch of holes in a card.

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 * [[Assembler:Commands|Assembler Commands]]
 * [[Cheat_Engine:Auto Assembler|Auto Assembler]]
 * [[Tutorials:Auto_Assembler:Templates|Auto Assembler Templates]]
 * [[Tutorials:Auto_Assembler:Injection_basic|Code Injection Basic]]

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-For more information this see:
+For more information see:
 * [[Assembler]]
 ** [[Assembler:Commands|Assembler Commands]]

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 * [[Assembler]]
 ** [[Assembler:Commands|Assembler Commands]]
-* [[Cheat_Engine:Auto_Assembler|Auto_Assembler]]
+* [[Cheat_Engine:Auto_Assembler|Auto Assembler]]