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So for a long time there's not been quite a good cheating tool so far, except for a cli one -- scanmem.
Weeks before I decided to make a gui front-end for it, called Game Conqueror, and thanks to Tavis (the original author of scanmem), it's become a part of scanmem. I also work on scanmem in order to implement more functions, and adjust it to be more suitable for a backend. The GUI is supposed to be CE-alike, while a great difference between them is that data width is handled automatically in GC/scanmem, this is more convenience but leading to a bad performance -- I'm still working on it. And another 'weird' thing is even when searching & locking float/double number, you have to type in a integer -- and rounding will be used. Updated: 2010-01-07 Currently all basic scans on all basic data types have been implemented searching:exact number, increased(by), decreased(by), greaterthan, lessthan, changed, unchanged data type:int8/16/32/64, float32/64, or unknown width locking: exact number I'm working on memory viewer/editor and byte array searching etc, but I'm afraid I don't have enough time recently. So contributors will be welcomed, please contact me if you're interesting in GC. And of course, the web page: http://code.google.com/p/scanmem/ Updated: Now a PPA is available: https://launchpad.net/~coolwanglu/+archive/scanmem enjoy! Updated: Now there's a v0.08 release on the above site, enjoy! And SVN checkout: svn checkout http://scanmem.googlecode.com/svn/trunk/ scanmem To build, you need automake python pygtk ./configure && make and execute 'gui/GameConqueror.py' Hope it'll be useful for some of you. |
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So... its not released, but its supposed to be a Cheat Engine for Linux? Basic idea right?
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Quote from: "Aerelyte" So... its not released, but its supposed to be a Cheat Engine for Linux? Basic idea right? yep I want to release after implementation of AOB |
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im gonna post this in the Kongregate section and sticky it to see if we can't get someone with some "know-how" to notice it. I dont think this "programming" section is looked at enough.
it would be great to have a new hacking tool out there. Though honestly, i wasnt aware CE only worked on windows... does it not work on mac either? |
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you can't download ce on a mac so no it doesn't
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I may have a look, but I'm about to decommision my Linux desktop (I'm replacing it with a sheevaplug + external HD to minimise power), so it won't be too in depth.
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Holy Shits!!!
I have used scanmem since I started with Ubuntu a few years ago. A GUI for it, though, that's AWESOME!!!
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The only person in the world i would expect to have that kinda reaction lol
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I've released a v0.08 for convenience, enjoy!
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This work in feather?
lol idek why i still come here |
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Quote from: "skuff" This work in feather? sorry, what do you mean by 'feather', is that a game? |
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Quote from: "coolwanglu"
Quote Feather Linux is a Linux distribution which runs completely off a CD or a USB pendrive and takes up under 128Mb of space. It is a Knoppix remaster (based on Debian), and tries to include software which most people would use every day on their desktop. From: http://featherlinux.berlios.de/ As scanmem (the original code behind GameConqueror) works on Unbuntu which is Debian based, it should work fine on Feather. Tookie |
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Quote from: "tookie"
thanks, I got 'Feature Linux' by Google, but I was not sure if it was what he meant So here's the dependences: for scanmem: /proc filesystem libreadline for GameConqueror Python PyGTK |
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I created a PPA for this. See update in the first article.
Please have a try, any feedback will be appreciated. |