Bug 7.1 CE version

[xorps]

Hi guys! Why doesn't it write zero normally On CE version 7.0 everything is normal writes
Picture! [Link] [Link]

[TimFun13]

Didn't notice it does that, because I tend to use a registry and XOR. which is kinda funny given your username, but it takes less bytes that way. Looks like you can just use XMM7 here, at least as a work around for now.

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//...
xorps xmm7,xmm7
//...
movss [rax+A0C],xmm7
//...

[Eric]

What CE version are you using? Where did you get it?
Check on help->check for new version

(The bug you have is from a RC or Beta version of 7.1)

If for some reason people are using an unsupported beta builds I recommend you add this code to your tables:

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if (getCEVersion()==7.1) and (getCheatEngineFileVersion()<1970329131948229) then
  showMessage('You are on an outdated CE build')
  closeCE()
end

[xorps]

Didn't notice it does that, because I tend to use a registry and XOR. which is kinda funny given your username, but it takes less bytes that way. Looks like you can just use XMM7 here, at least as a work around for now.
You misunderstand me. CE writes invalid data
video test >

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[xorps]

What CE version are you using? Where did you get it?
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here I downloaded 7.1 [Link]
Picture > [Link] not a beta version

[mgr.inz.Player]

you have to actually test it with Lua script.

What you get when you execute this inside "Lua Engine" window?

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return getCheatEngineFileVersion()

Or check both binaries:

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return '32bit ',{getFileVersion(getCheatEngineDir()..'cheatengine-i386.exe')},
       '64bit ',{getFileVersion(getCheatEngineDir()..'cheatengine-x86_64.exe')}

[xorps]

Here guys is the complete installation

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Released 04/26/2020

[mgr.inz.Player]

What happens when you use single line assembler and not AA script?

In memory viewer double click on any "add [rax],al" and type in:

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mov [rax+70],(float)1

and also try this:

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dd (float)1

and check if it sets bytes to 80 3F 00 00

[xorps]

and also try this:
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Picture > [Link]

this happens in three games х64

[Eric]

You're running a CE install from your desktop, but is that where the download went to ? (also something about kaspersky there)
Usually if you're downloading a file you've previously downloaded there should be a (1) , or (2) behind the name

run this lua code and tell us what happens

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if (getCEVersion()==7.1) and (getCheatEngineFileVersion()<1970329131948229) then
  showMessage('Update your CE (Redownload CE)')
  closeCE()
end

[xorps]

run this lua code and tell us what happens

I have a recent CE version (04/26/2020). I had run lua script posted above andd it have no effect because of my CE version is up to date. And I have no idea what I have supposed to do now.
So I will probably be on version 7.0

[mgr.inz.Player]

Does it happen when you use a single-line assembler?

[GreenHouse]

Did you restart settings when installing version 7.1? I had the same problem when using version 7.1 RC 2.3. But when I installed the new version and restarted settings, it did fix both versions, even RC 2.3.

[Eric]

Try this code then:

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if (getCEVersion()==7.1) and (getCheatEngineFileVersion()<1970329131948229) then
  showMessage('Update your CE (Redownload CE)')
  closeCE()
else
  local a,b=getCheatEngineFileVersion()
  print(b.build)
end

and post the results here

Also, you state you have 'recent CE version (04/26/2020)' but that is just the message the update server tells you, which is wrong by the way , it is in fact a different date., Check the codesigning date of the certificate of the CE exe

[xorps]

and post the results here
1) Settings were reset after installation in the video above
2) Picture [Link]
3) Picture [Link]