Download the app, run the app & use the search bar for "The Crust" (without quotations).
Click on the trainer and then when things appear on the right-hand side of the app click the top-most one (if there are multiple). Then when it says "Game found. Trainer activated." you press "F1" on your keyboard to activate the trainer.
Use the allocated hotkeys to activate the cheats. Clickable toggles and edit options are for PRO only. You can also change the hotkeys if you have PRO.
exactly how does editing resources work? where do added resources appear from? i see a number update on the resource list ingame but in reality there are no resources that can be interacted with
it's a 10-megabyte file, can you give some insight as to why it's so large? or better yet, just post the table?
It's a trainer app with thousands of trainers.
is it too much to ask to post the table?
I agree, tired of having trainers that cost money to use any cheats. Guess we just have to wait for someone to make a table, or try and get CE to work solo. i can do money pretty easy.
I agree, tired of having trainers that cost money to use any cheats. Guess we just have to wait for someone to make a table, or try and get CE to work solo. i can do money pretty easy.
You use we app
CE also costs money these days, you either get malware or pay to get the clean version.
I agree, tired of having trainers that cost money to use any cheats. Guess we just have to wait for someone to make a table, or try and get CE to work solo. i can do money pretty easy.
You use we app
CE also costs money these days, you either get malware or pay to get the clean version.
If you are paying for cheat engine you got scammed. The website has always been free.
We do not provide cheat tables; otherwise, why would we advertise the app?
You have a point, but I have no idea who you are. I don't run executables (.exe) from a strange source. Plus, I don't need 10,000 trainers—just one.
This is precisely how people slip in malware and the very reason I use CE. all adds up to some pretty sus behavior.