Help File:Scan types

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Unknown initial value: (Available on first scan only)

This scantype makes a copy of the game in memory, so it can be used later on. If you don't know the value of a variable in-game, then this scantype is usually the first step. It can take a while depending on the

memory and cpu-intensity of the game and the spec of your PC.

Exact:

The "exact" scan will scan the memory for the value (or string) you've entered.

Bigger than
The "Bigger than" scantype scans for all the values that are higher than the value you've entered.

Smaller than

The "Smaller than" scantype scans for all the values that are smaller than the value you've entered.

Value between...

Scan for values that are within the specified interval.

The following scantypes are available only when doing a 'next scan':

Value between... at least xx%

Scan for values that are within the specified percentage interval compared to the last, first or saved scan result.

Increased
If the value of a address has increased it will be added to the list.

Increased by...

If the value of a address has increased with the specified amount it will be added to the list.

Increased by... at least xx%

If the value of an address has increased within the specified percentage interval, it will be added to the list.

Decreased

If the value of a address has decreased it will be added to the list.

Decreased by...

If the value of a address has decreased with the specified amount it will be added to the list.

Decreased by... at least xx%

If the value of an address has decreased within the specified percentage interval, it will be added to the list.

Changed

This scantype will check if the value of an address has changed or not. If it has changed it'll be added to the list.

Unchanged
This scantype will check if the value of an address has changed or not . If it has not it'll be added to the list

Compare to first/saved scan
This scantype isn't actually a scantype but when selected it will change the values you are comparing with

with the values of a previously saved scan. This can be the first scan, but also a saved scan

Compare to previous scan

When you're currently comparing to old values you can use this to compare against the results of the last

scan (back to normal behavior)

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Not

This will do one of the above scans, but only returns addresses that do NOT adhere to the requirement