Difference between revisions of "CEAddressString"
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A "CEAddressString" is a string formatted for use by Cheat Engine's internal symbol handler to interpret an address | A "CEAddressString" is a string formatted for use by Cheat Engine's internal symbol handler to interpret an address | ||
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Pointers are written between [ and ]. Example: [[game.exe+1234]+12]+8 for a pointer that is written as: | Pointers are written between [ and ]. Example: [[game.exe+1234]+12]+8 for a pointer that is written as: | ||
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The address specifier can also be a global lua symbol, but then it can only be the lua symbol. You do that by starting the CEAddressString with a '$'-sign. Example: $MyGlobalsymbol | The address specifier can also be a global lua symbol, but then it can only be the lua symbol. You do that by starting the CEAddressString with a '$'-sign. Example: $MyGlobalsymbol | ||
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| + | If an entry on the cheat table is nested under another entry, its address can begin with a "+", and will be interpreted as an offset to that parent entry. For example, if the parent entry is at the address "00400500+12", then the child entry with the address "+1" would resolve to "00400500+12+1". | ||
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| + | == See also == | ||
[[Lua]] | [[Lua]] | ||
Latest revision as of 03:45, 18 April 2018
A "CEAddressString" is a string formatted for use by Cheat Engine's internal symbol handler to interpret an address
These addresses do not start with a 0x in front but do support basic math. Example: "00400500+12"
Pointers are written between [ and ]. Example: [[game.exe+1234]+12]+8 for a pointer that is written as:
8 12 game.exe+1234
The address specifier can also be a global lua symbol, but then it can only be the lua symbol. You do that by starting the CEAddressString with a '$'-sign. Example: $MyGlobalsymbol
If an entry on the cheat table is nested under another entry, its address can begin with a "+", and will be interpreted as an offset to that parent entry. For example, if the parent entry is at the address "00400500+12", then the child entry with the address "+1" would resolve to "00400500+12+1".
