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Cheat Engine 5.6

Cheat Engine 5.6 Released
And again, I failed to update versions inbetween...(mainly having to do with dealing with a new dissaster every month). Of course, those that compiled the svn sourcecode did get to enjoy the new stuff earlier
Anyhow, version 5.6 is finally released and it has some neat features and opens several new possibilities for plugins to do some neat stuff
link: Cheat Engine 5.6


Changes:

Removed stealthmode. (Someone could make a plugin for this, one probably more advanced than the old one)

Pointerscanner speed has been increased a lot

New Icon (thanks to Phox from the forum)

The pointerscanner can now scan for values

The pointerscanner now lets you specify an offset list that it has to end with.

Removed the injected pointerscanner

The auto assembler now supports code outside of [enable] and [disable] sections so it affects both

Resultcount is now comma seperated (thanks to infinito)

New kernelmode debugger

Added the ability to offload the current OS to dbvm (if your cpu supports it)

The driver is now 64-bit compatible. (You will have to sign it yourself, or reboot with unsigned driver support)

Rewrote the disassemblerview

Deleting addresses from a scanresult is now a bit faster

Changed the hotkey handler to be more controllable

New heaplist that works based on dll injection instead of toolhelp32

Dissectcode now helps finding referenced strings

Added a new Auto assembler command "aobscan(varname, arrayofbyte)"

Added a new Auto assembler command "assert(address, arrayofbyte)" which will make a script fail if the bytes aren't what they should be

Dissect data now works with offsets instead of sizes

Added the ability to follow pointers easily with Dissect Data

There's now a stacktrace visible during debugging (2 different types)

The registerview is gone as long as you're not debugging

CE now suppresses the "No disk" message when the systems searchpath is invalid

Added a common modulelist to the ce folder that you can edit. Include files that you do NOT want to go through when doing memory inspection

You can now open another pointerscanner window while another pointerscan is running and read the results.

The pointerscanner can now also scan for values

Added a string reference windows

Improved the plugin system:

    You can now add auto assembler commands

    You can now get a callback when the disassembler is being rendered

    You can now add a plugin item to the context of the disassemler

    etc...

Added (float)#, (double)# and (int)# support to the assembler, (double) is mainly usable in combination with the new DQ command though


Fixes:

Fix mov [reg],reg disassembly when a 16-bit prefix is used

Fixed some floating point assembler instructions

Taborder fix for "Value between scan" (infinito)

Fixed the Auto assembler code injection template with regard to the "Alt:" line

Jmp FAR instruction not shown properly in the disassembler

Fixed disassembler instructions that had a rep/repe prefix while they shouldn't

Fixed xorps instruction

Fixed assembler where segment registers are used

Fixed rm32,imm16 notations getting dowsized to rm32,imm8 while they should go rm32,imm32

Fixed hang when setting the window on top and then doing a scan

Fixed FILD qword instruction

Fixed FNSTSW AX instruction

Fixed FCOM instruction

Fixed IMUL,0a instruction

Fixed broken alt-key when the disassemblerview is focused

Fixed the bug where removing a assigned hotkey to a cheat table didn't work

Fixed the floating point panel. It now actually shows the floating point values...

Fixed several bugs in the Dissect Data window

Several gui fixes for high dpi systems

Many thanks to everyone that reported bugs (e.g csimbi and Recifense) and suggestions.
Thanks to Psy for helping with the helpfile
And thanks to Oliver Sahr who has sent me a lot of suggestions, data and other information, which I will work through in the coming months. And probably make adjustments to the site accordingly

As for the future of CE, perhaps I can finally continue work on the 64-bit port of CE...
And again, if you encounter bugs, please let me know (forum pm/post, Bugreport or dark_byte@hotmail.com)
P.S.:If you have questions read the FAQ first, it may contain the answer to your problem, even if you don't like the answer

January 18th 2009: Cheat Engine 5.5 released
I guess I didn't officially update CE as often as I hoped, but anyhow, here's the new version: Cheat Engine 5.5
Changes:

added 'short' and 'far' override to the jump instructions. (Mainly usefull for auto assembler scripts that by default pick the far one)

copied the "Find out what addresses this code accesses" from advanced options to memory view

Made the above function display the current value so you don't have to add them first

And made it non-modal so you can do other stuff while it's working.

Improved custom scan so it can now also display the results

New speedhack implementation

New AutoAssembler window

Removed the question if you want a new scan. (You must now click on new scan yourself)

Added GlobalAlloc to the autoassembler

The dissect structure window can now be opened multiple times (for comparison)

Structures are now saved in the cheat table

The main ce window now has a menu (can be disabled in settings if you don't like it)

The processlist can now show process icons. (could be slow, so can be disabled in settings)

The settings window has been changed from tabs to a list

Added a tools menu so people can add quicklaunch apps. (e.g: calc)

Added the option to save and load tables as XML

Changed copy/pasting of entries to XML

Helpfile changed from .HLP to .CHM , also incorporated the plugin documentaion in the helpfile instead of a seperate .RTF

Added a few new functions to the plugin system and made the examples easier to understand (Mainly for helping with assembly scripts)

Added a packet editor example plugin

Assembler can now work with " and ' strings

Changed the reverse pointer scan to give more details about what is going on

The positions of the main window and memoryview can now be saved

The about window now tells you which version of dbvm is loaded if dbvm is running

If DBVM is running and you choose physical memory, it goes through dbvm's read physical memory instead of windows'

Added a floating point panel to several windows that use system context to display variables

Added the option to the memoryview hexview part to display 2 bytes, 4 byte, float or double instead of bytes

Improved the dissect data window to show addresses next to eachother

The bottom part of the memory view window (hexview) can now display as different types (byte, 2 byte, 4 byte, decimal 4 byte, float, double)

Changed the multi pointer tutorial step so it now represents a real game situation

Added the adminRequired anifest to the standalone trainer

Fixes:

Fixed the multicore scan crash

Fixed the MEMORYFIRST.TMP file showing up in a weird location

Fixed several hotkey setting bugs

Fixed loading back the speedhack hotkey values

Fixed a crash when opening a process with a broken PE-header

Fixed several assembler and disassembler instructions

Fixed memoryviewers "copy to clipboard" option where it picks the wrong option

Fixed binary scan crash on nextscan

Fixed huge memory leak in pointerscanner

Fixed the "No error message" on error during a scan

Fixed bug with calling kernel_XXXX functions in assembler

Fixed a trainer bug regarding clicking on cheats

Fixed 32-bit icons in the trainer maker

Fixed the terminate scan option

Fixed a DPI bug on several windows

Fixed a crash when loading of the symbols failed

I've also uploaded a new version of dbvm that should be more compatible with systems that have more than 4GB ram and fixed several bugs. Also started implementing an emulator for the 'hard to virtualize' sections. So for those that know the difference between an IDT and a SDT, go ahead and download dbvm

Enjoy this version, and if you encounter bugs, please let me know (forum pm/post, Bugreport or dark_byte@hotmail.com)
P.S.:If you have questions read the FAQ first, it may contain the answer to your problem, even if you don't like the answer

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