Hey thenewcomer, glad you joined us here!

First off - thanks for clarifying about the .swf .

Yes I now know what caused it and even understand the maths ( to a certain degree) behind it. When I posted that I was just messing around with the instructions to see if anything would happen and it eventually did.

However yesterday I spent time learning a little about instructions and how they work basically. Having memory, register and constants and which stuff will work and which doesn't.

So basically what I did instead was Auto Assembly, looking which register would be addressed to the memory on mov and give the register a constant I want.

It would probably look like this:

mov edi[xxxxxx+xxx],eax or ebx or ecx 
upon checking that I would inject a code via CE like add eax, 12 
so that eax now contains 12 and whenever that instruction is called that number will be loaded into the memory.

That actually worked with quite a few things!
By setting the proper constant your Mana will increase to full and then you can NOP the costs
You can influence the amount of souls/gold/treasuremaps gained by that aswell. That's really damn sweet and the effect stays aslong as the game is open.




 

Very sweet catch! I'm gonna test that as soon as I figure out how to x)

Woooow, mate you rock haha. That's stuff I didn't even think about yet. Still on the function hehe! keep up the nice work I'll catch up to you :P

@TGminer could you explain us the way you hacked the game ?

After looking thorough the old AOB and comparing to the new game build, I found out what seems to hold the treasure hunt tiles (or at least, the logic behind their 3-match-upgrades). I'll admit, I'm nowhere as good as you guys at CE, and all I got with fiddling around it was the tiles simply disappearing.

If anyone wants to take a look at it, and see how to make a move be more profitable (i.e : change broze coins to gold, bags to green chests on match etc), here's the AOB : 

62 0D 24 07 AD 12 2C 00 00 62 15 62 0D 24 01 A0 62 1A 4F D8 0F 02 D0 66 BB 3A 46 D5 1D 00 12 13 00 00 5D 81 05 2C D1 AF 01 5D 07 62 0D 46 07 01 A0 4F 81 05 01

Would help if I found the values of each coin/chest, that way I could probably compare and replace.It might be a ghost hunt, but I'll keep looking, got the maps to spare.

For those that missed it and are still interested, zaffixXx uploaded two working hacks for the game.