Difference between revisions of "Tutorials:Add address to list"
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There are a few ways to add addresses to the cheat table address list. | There are a few ways to add addresses to the cheat table address list. | ||
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Just setup the address or pointer as needed and click the ''OK'' button. | Just setup the address or pointer as needed and click the ''OK'' button. | ||
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== Setup == | == Setup == |
Revision as of 05:38, 18 April 2018
How to add addresses to the address list
There are a few ways to add addresses to the cheat table address list.
The way to add addresses from the found address list is to double click the address, with the address(es) selected click the red arrow, or with the address(es) selected right click the address and select add selected addresses to the address list.
You can also add addresses manually by clicking the add address manually.
You'll see a form like the one on the left, if you check the pointer check box then it will look like the one on the right.
Just setup the address or pointer as needed and click the OK button.
Setup
Set the address or base address, depending if it's an address or pointer.
Types:
- Binary : integer
- Byte : integer
- 2 bytes : integer
- 4 bytes : integer
- 8 bytes : integer
- Float : float
- Double : float
- Text : string
- Array Of Bytes : bytes
You will get some extra options if you select one of these types:
Binary:
Text:
Array Of Bytes:
Use the add offset and remove offset buttons for multiple level pointers.