FearLess Cheat Engine

hello I am trying to make a trainer for the curious expedition. the issue is address changes COMPLETELY not a single similarity and I am unable to make pointer scans for this reason. Also Single pointer scans lists give me 0 results also I have only found success in finding pointers manually, thoug...

By request Metal Gear Survive (Single Player Mode) Teleport to waypoint

A stripped down table with just the teleporter (No auto attach, just whats needed for importing and the teleporter it self):

Yes, It was working for me, you could pillage and kill at you leisure, and no one will know (see you).

But the chaos still goes up.

Total understand, sorry for spoilers..
I learn best by trying and doing, not by being told, so I think I know what you mean.
Plus some times you just want to see what you will come up with verses others.

Creating a directory is usually the most difficult part. Most use lua file systems (lfs), but here is a hacky why to get it done.

File io in lua is a little different. But still much the same as most other languages. local file, err = io.open('somefile.txt', 'w') if file and not err then io.output(file) io.write('Some cool stuff') file:write('Is going down!') -- Can't remember if this append line ends for not I think I does. i...

You may need to remove based on integer key. reminders={} while input:lower() ~= 'add' .. 'remove' .. 'save' .. 'exit' do print('Reminders:') for i, v in pairs(reminders) do print(i,v) end print('Available commands: (add / remove / save / exit)') input = io.read() if input:lower() == 'add' then prin...

Though I remember pairs returning integers as keys, so this my work. But ipairs looks exclusively for integer key.

Sorry you were comparing a number to a string. forgot the tonumber function reminders={} while input~="add" .. "remove" .. "save" .. "exit" do print("Reminders:") for i,v in pairs(reminders) do print(i,v) end print("Available commands: (add / remove / save / exit)") input=io.read() if input=="add" t...

Seriously the Cheat Engine tutorial helps a lot, more then you may think, but you will have to really read the whole thing.
I tend to redo the tutorial with updates just to see how and what has changed.

You may want to put the ipairs loop first so the index will be as expected if allowing both index and value based removal at the same time.

It sounds like another loop with ipairs should worK.. reminders={} while input~="add" .. "remove" .. "save" .. "exit" do print("Reminders:") for i,v in pairs(reminders) do print(i,v) end print("Available commands: (add / remove / save / exit)") input=io.read() if input=="add" then print("What do you...

I'm am trying to read a table file, right now I just save it to disc then read file as normal, but how do I read the memory stream directly?