FearLess Cheat Engine

Simple pointer table for:
Armor and oxygen

Could you add pointers for the credits, please
Thank you

michaelhost wrote: ↑

Thu May 07, 2020 10:22 pm

Could you add pointers for the credits, please
Thank you

So thing about credits. It is definitely done in a weird way. I tried 4 bytes, float, double and all but it didn't show. However, there is an alternative. When you select a mission, look at its rewards. Search for it in 4 bytes. The value is generally close to the bottom. Go to the bottom, grab 20 values and change them to something else (say it used to be 300, change it to 310). See if the in game reward value changed. If it didn't, keep going until you find out the interval. Once you get to the interval, gradually narrow it down until you get the actual value, change it to 10000 something, it should be able to give you a large amount of credits when you get to the next station.

i actually have tried searching for it but sometimes i found the credit address when turning on hex and search it wilh all value type but value itself cannot be change and
Thank you for the tips

The Mogician wrote: ↑

Fri May 08, 2020 1:13 am

michaelhost wrote: ↑

Thu May 07, 2020 10:22 pm

Could you add pointers for the credits, please
Thank you

So thing about credits. It is definitely done in a weird way. I tried 4 bytes, float, double and all but it didn't show. However, there is an alternative. When you select a mission, look at its rewards. Search for it in 4 bytes. The value is generally close to the bottom. Go to the bottom, grab 20 values and change them to something else (say it used to be 300, change it to 310). See if the in game reward value changed. If it didn't, keep going until you find out the interval. Once you get to the interval, gradually narrow it down until you get the actual value, change it to 10000 something, it should be able to give you a large amount of credits when you get to the next station.

i havent got any luck finding address for the rewards because of the game keep crashing lol, could you show me how? maybe i have done it wrong

michaelhost wrote: ↑

Fri May 08, 2020 9:07 am

The Mogician wrote: ↑

Fri May 08, 2020 1:13 am

michaelhost wrote: ↑

Thu May 07, 2020 10:22 pm

Could you add pointers for the credits, please
Thank you

So thing about credits. It is definitely done in a weird way. I tried 4 bytes, float, double and all but it didn't show. However, there is an alternative. When you select a mission, look at its rewards. Search for it in 4 bytes. The value is generally close to the bottom. Go to the bottom, grab 20 values and change them to something else (say it used to be 300, change it to 310). See if the in game reward value changed. If it didn't, keep going until you find out the interval. Once you get to the interval, gradually narrow it down until you get the actual value, change it to 10000 something, it should be able to give you a large amount of credits when you get to the next station.

i havent got any luck finding address for the rewards because of the game keep crashing lol, could you show me how? maybe i have done it wrong

1. Look at the mission list after the upgrades.
2. Decide on which one you want to do. Let's pretend the reward is 150 credit.
3. Start Cheat Engine, attach it to the game.
4. Search 150 in 4 bytes. You will get a lot of results. You don't want to change all of them since that will likely cause the game to crash. Search 150 repeatedly for a few times so you remove some of the randoms that change (since they are not what we want),
5. Start from the bottom. At the bottom of the list, you will see a bunch that is green and starts with 7FF. These are not the ones we want. Leave those alone.
6. Go up from there and start from the ones that are black. Select about 50 of them in one go and add them to the list.
7. Go to your list, change all of the 150s into say, 160 (you can of course set it to whatever you want as long as it helps you identify).
8, Go back to the game, go back to upgrade menu and return to mission select. Check if the 150 cred reward was changed into 160.
9. If not, search for 150 again (so it removes the 160s you recently changed as they are not the mission reward value), change all the previously selected values back to 150 and remove them from the list.
10. Repeat steps 6-9 until you get the value to change.
11. Once you got the value to change, it means you got the right interval. So split the 50 numbers into two groups. Set 25 to 160 and 25 to 170 (you can of course set it to whatever you want as long as it helps you identify). Jump back into the game and see which number it got changed to. Set the values from the irrelevant group to the original value (150 in this case).
12. Repeat step 11 until you narrow down the one value that dictates mission reward. Change it to 10000 and you should be set for the game.

Okay, thank youu

doesnt work for me

heya, here some table for v1548:
- Inf HP
- Inf O2
- Inf Shell
- No Overheat
- No Cooldown
- Free Upgrade
- Max Credit after complete mission
- Ignore Civilian dead/ mission delay
- Walker Pointer