Assassin's Creed 3 ~ v1.6 (Uplay & Steam)

[AnantoArafin]

I don't get it. How to use it. The Script Checkbox doesn't work.
I have it on Steam via Steamtools. It's like a crack, but the files are completely clean, downloaded straight from Steam. Except for the Crack files that needs to be replaced I presume.

I am writing this on a thread. So I presume I don't have to follow the Post Templete. If i had to then i'm sorry for that.
Can't upload the Exe file. Because of the file size.
Size: 8.11 MB (8,509,834 bytes)
Size on Disk: 8.11 MB (8,511,488 bytes)

How to use this cheat table?

1. Install Cheat Engine
2. Double-click the .CT file in order to open it.
3. Click the PC icon in Cheat Engine in order to select the game process.
4. Keep the list.
5. Activate the trainer options by checking boxes or setting values from 0 to 1

[Paul44]

^ this probably means that the exe is different, and therefor sigs could be different as well. Also - if i recal well - Ubi has updated all their AC titles last year; and in particular AC3 has changed rather dramatically then (I think a gamer reported that to me some time back). Since no additional content was included, i was not going to research that whole table again. and thus suggested that fine gentleman to use an existing crack (if he wanted to use my table)
=> as for your exe: you can not upload images/files on this forum. instead use a image/filehoster and post - or pm - the link.
I will have a 'quick' look, but you can (almost surely) assume that i won't be doing anything about it...
ps: almost post an SFV of your installment; so i can compare with mine.

[AnantoArafin]

Managed to get the Cheats Working. But the Readme file really needs a revamped. It's really hard to understand, or maybe I'm just new to cheat engine terminology.

[Paul44]

^ more likely you are new to using 'my' tables (as every tablemaker has his/her approach to doing things).
Now: if there is something unclear - most of it should be pretty clear/straightforward - then you could at least mention what, no ?

btw: and at least, there IS a readme