I'll post this one more time.

also just sayimg I'm typing this on my phone and it'll take long.

Do you just want to use them (the AoBs other people find) or do you want to learn how to find them?

If you just want to use them then use Cheat Engine and attach it to the right process (if you need help on which process, read my signature. After you have attached to a process, change the search value type to Array of Bytes. Now enter the unchanged AoB and click First Scan. After that if you get an address, click the red arrow button at the bottom right corner of the address box. Now in the bottom most box are where you can change the addresses. Click your unchanged address and press enter on the keyboard at where it says value or you could right click thr address and click change value tgen paste in the hacked AoB.

If you need more help read the hacking FAQ which is here or continue reading.

AoB guide
Another AoB guide

Edit: Err, why the giant spoilers? Urls exist for a reason. ~Zirak

Blahblah your really good so is that what you do then lol I was wishing there was an easer way but if I do want to know them and the meaning of them were do I go to learn the all this stuff

Blahblah your really good so is that what you do then lol I was wishing there was an easer way but if I do want to know them and the meaning of them were do I go to learn the all this stuff

The search bar is your friend. (broken image removed)

All you really need is Cheat Engine, SoThink 5.6 (or any other Flash decompiler, whichever floats your boat) and some common sense. The rest (like 'what's the opcode for add') is just using cheat sheets.

Like, let's say that you want to make a speed-increased hack (just throwing random things here.) You can't find speed or any possible variation of it in the source code, but you know there's a shop ingame that sells a speed boost. So you try and find the shop and look at the code related to purchasing items. There's usually a direct mention of the variable you're looking for (slightly off-topic, I see sometimes things like this:player.addStat(clickedButton.attribute, clickedButton.value); //or stuff like that
and in these cases I search within the player variable (which is most likely a reference to a class.))

"Unlimited" is a strong word.
I'd say look for when shooting occurs. It'd look something like:this.ammo--;
//or
--this.ammo;
//or
this.ammo -= 1;
//or
this.ammo = this.ammo - 1;

Which would look something like this://66 a0 02
_as3_getproperty ammo
//c1
_as3_decrement_i
//68 a0 02
_as3_setproperty ammo

//or

//66 a0 02
_as3_getproperty ammo
//93
_as3_decrement
//68 a0 02
_as3_setproperty ammo

In this case, the -1 is the decrement operator. We have two options:

1. NOP the decrement
2. Make the decrement (decrease) an increment (increase)

The first option will make the AoB look like:
66 a0 02 c1 68 a0 02 =>
66 a0 02 02 68 a0 02

The second option:
66 a0 02 c1 68 a0 02 =>
66 a0 02 c0 68 a0 02

How did I know what 02 and what c0 are? I used cheat sheets; and after using them for some time, I knew them by heart.

AS2 Cheat Sheet (you need to use the search to get to the relevent parts)
AS3 Cheat Sheet

Let's say that you saw the "kill" operation in an AS3 file, just search the cheat sheet for kill. Saw the opcode b0? Search for 0xb0 (0x indicates that the following value is a Hex value.)

Enjoy, and don't forget to read the beginner tutorials. Maybe it's because I'm biased (for some reason...) but some of them (if not, dare I say, all of them) are good.

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