hi community n adm..
i wished to ask if any one can make a table for renowned explorers.
1.all gold
2.unlimited health
3.all credits
4.unlimited movements
thanks
Re:Renowned Explorers
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Re: Re:Renowned Explorers
The game uses shared instructions, so it will be really hard to make a working table.
Though the game has its own cheats feature, you should use it.
Though the game has its own cheats feature, you should use it.
Re: Re:Renowned Explorers
hi sir,care you can gives us a hand..m dumb..what is their cheat features..thanks
Re: Re:Renowned Explorers
Yeah, not sure what engine this uses. Values are stored as doubles, but the instructions that access them are odd and shared with all values. Probably some custom copy routine. That said, the values for some things are pretty easy to find.
For Supplies, do a search for 'Double', and use some extra 0s. So when your supplies are 8, search for '8.000' with Scan Type 'Double' using 'First Scan'. Then when you move and it goes down to say 7, search for '7.000' using 'Next Scan'. The few times I've searched I found it first try. Double-click to add that to the address list and you can change it. I think it stayed the same as long as I kept playing through expeditions too so you don't have to find it for every one.
If you're on an expedition, the tokens you find are also stored as doubles with 16 bytes between them. You can use Value Type 'Grouped' in your scan with doubles like 'd:2.000' for 2 Study tokens, then 'w:16' to skip 16 bytes, then 'd:0.000' for 0 Discovery tokens. Here's what my search looks like after my first encounter when I had 3 Campaign and 2 Collect tokens, with headings just to show the positioning:
When you double-click the found address to add it to your table the spacers will show as 16 byte strings, just delete those. These addresses change for each expedition though. Also the visible amount doesn't change, but when you get certain tokens from certain encounters it may update them all and push some off screen if your numbers are higher than maybe 20. Add 100 to each of the numbers and you should have plenty of gold and just about enough renown to beat that guy after the first adventure.
The Gold value is also a double, but there can be a hidden fraction. If it says you have 2083 gold, do a search for value type 'Double' and range 2082-2084 to be safe. Then spend 50 gold and do a search for decreased value by 50. The status, research, and resolve are also doubles and nearby, so if you search for their values you can look for addresses near your gold address to pick the right one. These addresses don't change between expeditions.
For Supplies, do a search for 'Double', and use some extra 0s. So when your supplies are 8, search for '8.000' with Scan Type 'Double' using 'First Scan'. Then when you move and it goes down to say 7, search for '7.000' using 'Next Scan'. The few times I've searched I found it first try. Double-click to add that to the address list and you can change it. I think it stayed the same as long as I kept playing through expeditions too so you don't have to find it for every one.
If you're on an expedition, the tokens you find are also stored as doubles with 16 bytes between them. You can use Value Type 'Grouped' in your scan with doubles like 'd:2.000' for 2 Study tokens, then 'w:16' to skip 16 bytes, then 'd:0.000' for 0 Discovery tokens. Here's what my search looks like after my first encounter when I had 3 Campaign and 2 Collect tokens, with headings just to show the positioning:
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Study Discovery Campaign Collect Encounter Secret Treasure Hunt
d:0.000 w:16 d:0.000 w:16 d:3.000 w:16 d:2.000 w:16 d:0.000 w:16 d:0.000 w:16 d:000
The Gold value is also a double, but there can be a hidden fraction. If it says you have 2083 gold, do a search for value type 'Double' and range 2082-2084 to be safe. Then spend 50 gold and do a search for decreased value by 50. The status, research, and resolve are also doubles and nearby, so if you search for their values you can look for addresses near your gold address to pick the right one. These addresses don't change between expeditions.
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