Second Extinction

[LuckySimo]

can you please make an epic games version I beg you

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

[Akira]

can you please make an epic games version I beg you

I have a version for:
-Steam
-UWP
-Epic Games

But as mentioned in the main post my table updates are available to patrons only.
For more information you can join our discord server.

[shardbearermohg]

Doesn't seem to work with the Windows Store version. Infinite Ammo and One Hit Kill can't be activated. Help?

[Akira]

Doesn't seem to work with the Windows Store version. Infinite Ammo and One Hit Kill can't be activated. Help?

Which table? Mine? Did you read that updates for my table are only available to my patrons?

[shardbearermohg]

Doesn't seem to work with the Windows Store version. Infinite Ammo and One Hit Kill can't be activated. Help?

Which table? Mine? Did you read that updates for my table are only available to my patrons?

I did. You should remove older tables from the post seeing as they don't work. Also I'm not paying 10 Euros a month just for cheats for one game. Best of luck with that.

[Akira]

I did. You should remove older tables from the post seeing as they don't work. Also I'm not paying 10 Euros a month just for cheats for one game. Best of luck with that.

Well downgrade your game version and they'll work, they are not broken, they are just not for the latest game version.
You could also use 'em to learn things and update it yourself.
Besides that the price is to access most of my table updates, not only the one for second extinction.
And per month is relative as you you can cancel the subscription at any time, no need to keep paying if you got the table and nothing is broken.

[FakeRex]

I did. You should remove older tables from the post seeing as they don't work.

So his topic should just serve as advertisement? That's against the rules. You can easily downgrade your game version to the table and use it.

[tokoy1]

Not sure if i can ask this here, it's a general questiona about scanning and find values.
How you, experts, find non numeric values like skill cooldown, bullet spread, recoil, and so on?
I know all the "search for unkown values" and "increase/decrease" scan method, but most of this values don't behave like increasing and decreasing, so no help here. A hint would be very nice.

[Akira]

Not sure if i can ask this here, it's a general questiona about scanning and find values.
How you, experts, find non numeric values like skill cooldown, bullet spread, recoil, and so on?
I know all the "search for unkown values" and "increase/decrease" scan method, but most of this values don't behave like increasing and decreasing, so no help here. A hint would be very nice.

These values are floats most of the time and doing a scan for a unknown initial value and then increase/decrease value works just fine normally.
It can also be that the logic is inversed, like when you expect the value to decrease it could in reality be that it increases.
Like in most games you have Health but some games use instead DamageTaken.
What you can do once you have found a value is find out what accesses it, then you might see something like movss xxm6,[rsi+00000100] so in this example the offset is 100.
Then you can take the address of your value and substract the offset (100) from it, you now have the base address of the class which holds your value.
Now you can open the memory viewer, go to tools and then dissect data/structures, in there paste your calculated address into the input field and click structures and then define new structure, in the next one or two popus just click OK.
Now in here you can look for other values which might be related to the value you have found, it's for example often the case that most weapon values are within the same class.

But for all that stuff are already tutorials available, CE has even a built-in tutorial.

[tokoy1]

Not sure if i can ask this here, it's a general questiona about scanning and find values.
How you, experts, find non numeric values like skill cooldown, bullet spread, recoil, and so on?
I know all the "search for unkown values" and "increase/decrease" scan method, but most of this values don't behave like increasing and decreasing, so no help here. A hint would be very nice.

These values are floats most of the time and doing a scan for a unknown initial value and then increase/decrease value works just fine normally.
It can also be that the logic is inversed, like when you expect the value to decrease it could in reality be that it increases.
Like in most games you have Health but some games use instead DamageTaken.
What you can do once you have found a value is find out what accesses it, then you might see something like movss xxm6,[rsi+00000100] so in this example the offset is 100.
Then you can take the address of your value and substract the offset (100) from it, you now have the base address of the class which holds your value.
Now you can open the memory viewer, go to tools and then dissect data/structures, in there paste your calculated address into the input field and click structures and then define new structure, in the next one or two popus just click OK.
Now in here you can look for other values which might be related to the value you have found, it's for example often the case that most weapon values are within the same class.

But for all that stuff are already tutorials available, CE has even a built-in tutorial.

Thanks for your answer Akira.
I indeed could find some skill CD values with this kind of inverse behaviour, i think Deep Rock Galactic was one of them. But some games seems impossible. Even easier, the skill cooldown is still hard, since sometimes you can only use increase or decrease values, because after reaching the cooldown time, some timers values go "crazy". I never know how to scan for recoil and spread values since they increase while shooting and we need to pause the game to scan. The only game which i could find the value of recoil/spread was Deep Rock Galactic, which the recoil/spread of the weapon were allocate close to the ammo value.
I tried to find God of War 4 Skill CD by searching float and increase/decrease as you suggest but didnt find useful values. Same for Red dead redemption 2.
Anyway i'll keep practicing.
Thanks again for your answer

[hzlleo123]

Hi I found a way to modify the research points that gathered in the mission by edit the killed dinosours in the mission. The following is my example code to get 999m RP in one mission:

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[ENABLE]

aobscanmodule(aobRP_InMission,SecondExtinction_F.exe,46 01 24 A9 48 8B 0D 72 AF CB 02) // should be unique
alloc(newmem,$1000,aobRP_InMission)

label(code)
label(return)

newmem:
  cmp r13,0
  jne code
  cmp [rcx+r13*4],#999000000
  jae code
  mov [rcx+r13*4],#999000000

code:
  add [rcx+r13*4],r12d
  mov rcx,[SecondExtinction_F.exe+3826B20]
  jmp return

aobRP_InMission:
  jmp newmem
  nop 6
return:
registersymbol(aobRP_InMission)

[DISABLE]

aobRP_InMission:
  db 46 01 24 A9 48 8B 0D 72 AF CB 02

unregistersymbol(aobRP_InMission)
dealloc(newmem)