Hey fellas, new scripter here going through tutorials and doing some basic custom tables for easy games.
I've come across a simple question: If you're in memory viewer and CTRL+G to navigate to an address you can locate the symbol and all related stuff in the upper half of the window. This is all fine and dandy... But is there any way to highlight that address from up top and navigate to the memory region down low?
As of now the only way I've found is to manually do an AoB scan for the bytes in that area, add the address and then "Browse Memory Region" from the main Cheat Engine menu.
That's... Not ideal at all, very convoluted and way more steps than is needed. I'm sure I'm simply missing a right click > Browse memory in the upper half of the memory viewer somewhere, but I simply cannot find it.
Any help?
[Help] Navigating to Memory Region From Memory Viewer?
Re: [Help] Navigating to Memory Region From Memory Viewer?
Select the disassembled line of code and press CTRL+SPACE.
Re: [Help] Navigating to Memory Region From Memory Viewer?
Killer, thank you very much! Just out of curiosity is that not an element in a menu somewhere? Couldn't find that keybind from a quick scan through all the memory viewer menus.
In any case, that's going to save me a bunch of time so thanks Tim.
In any case, that's going to save me a bunch of time so thanks Tim.
Re: [Help] Navigating to Memory Region From Memory Viewer?
I've never seen it if it is. I only know because I stumbled across a post one time where someone mentioned it.
Re: [Help] Navigating to Memory Region From Memory Viewer?
Awesome, thanks again.
Sorry for the bump but I just wanted to share to any future Google-Fu's that you can also hit "CTRL+SPACE" when highlighting a memory address in the lower half of the window to jump to the relevant symbol in the upper half. It works both ways.
Sorry for the bump but I just wanted to share to any future Google-Fu's that you can also hit "CTRL+SPACE" when highlighting a memory address in the lower half of the window to jump to the relevant symbol in the upper half. It works both ways.
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