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Game On Kongregate | Zenwaichi |
Happy CubeCheat Engine ValuesLast Updated: 12/20/2021 10:22 |
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The following values are for the game Happy Cube which is a relatively new "Idle" resource gathering game on Kongregate. All values are found on a basic Cheat Engine version 7.1. |
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Hey, I can't seem to get the values to be found. I'm using the new Microsoft Edge Chrome hybrid browser. I use the built in task manager to find the Process ID then convert that to hex and connect Cheat Engine to it, but it refuses to find the values. Is it a different process i'm supposed to attach it to, and not the one that says Tab: Play Happy Cube, a free online game on Kongregate? Thanks for the help if you can help. |
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Strider18 Posted on: 07/14/2020 9:43am Hey, I can't seem to get the values to be found. I'm using the new Microsoft Edge Chrome hybrid browser. I use the built in task manager to find the Process ID then convert that to hex and connect Cheat Engine to it, but it refuses to find the values. Is it a different process i'm supposed to attach it to, and not the one that says Tab: Play Happy Cube, a free online game on Kongregate? Thanks for the help if you can help. |
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I just can't get cheat engine to work. I remember you used to find your value, search for it, edit the ingame value and then search for the new value until you found the required one. Does it work differently with unity based games compared to flash? |
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still works remember to open iframe subprocess / dedicated worker. Cheat engine version never makes a difference when looking for values |
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Okay, so if I've got this right, I load cheat engine, sellect a process, find the game i'm playing and type in the initial value I wish to edit, 514 gems. I spend some gems to get another value and I search for that in the next search and it goes blank. |
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yeah that is the gist of it, if it doesnt work the step you are most likely to have done wrong is opening the right process. If you check previous posts somebody shows a screenshot of a built in browser task manager that shows the process and the process id we mentioned. Not sure if opera has one too but that is what you should want, either that or trying all processes one by one. No idea how opera works |
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Thanks man. I'll try that. |