Whoever checked DavidZe's Save Editor? This program have open software and everything worked perfectly there, so I think IDs are there.
Hack Items with Cheat Engine or Other Programs?
Originally Posted by Darkdania
Whoever checked DavidZe's Save Editor? This program have open software and everything worked perfectly there, so I think IDs are there.
//edit: searched in the program and there's no ids
Code:
"Item_Camper_MedKit03 (Emergency Med-Kit)",
"Item_Camper_MedKit04 (Ranger Med-Kit)",
"Item_Camper_RainbowMap",
"Item_Camper_Toolbox",
guys wtf i think we can just hack the amount of items just like tru 'first scan'>'next scan'>grab the changed address and change it at your own discretion
Originally Posted by lonelywhale
guys wtf i think we can just hack the amount of items just like tru 'first scan'>'next scan'>grab the changed address and change it at your own discretion
ofc you should! otherwise it always looks illegit
or, thats how you'll act: hack bp as much as you need, buy the items you want and hack them all dud
or, thats how you'll act: hack bp as much as you need, buy the items you want and hack them all dud
Originally Posted by lonelywhale
guys wtf i think we can just hack the amount of items just like tru 'first scan'>'next scan'>grab the changed address and change it at your own discretion
Originally Posted by G0DLike663
u need to play in order to consume an item tho.
Originally Posted by MoorDecai
Does not increasing amount of item via bloodweb give you an opportunity to scan for changes or even scan for added inventory.....?
Originally Posted by lonelywhale
guys wtf i think we can just hack the amount of items just like tru 'first scan'>'next scan'>grab the changed address and change it at your own discretion
To find IDs:
1. make sure whatever slot the item goes in is empty (i.e. if it's an addon make sure your character's addon slots are empty)
2. do an 8 byte search for "653" (the empty item slot ID that PhantomLegal gave)
3. equip the item you want to find the ID of
4. in your search results several addresses should have changed value to the same number; this is the item's ID
Once you have the IDs:
1. make note of the quantity of the item you don't want
2. search (8 byte) for the ID of that item
3. if multiple characters have that item, you should notice multiple "sets" of addresses that have the same characters at the beginning; each of these sets corresponds to a different character's inventory
4. to find the set that corresponds to your character, find a set that has the same number of addresses as quantity of that item on that character (for example, if you have 23 Tanager Wreaths on Trapper, you should find a set of 23 addresses when you search for the ID of the the Wreaths; each of those addresses is a Tanager Wreath the Trapper has in its inventory)
5. once you've found the right set, add it to the table and change all the values to the item ID of the new item
6. refresh the loadout screen and the items should be changed
Originally Posted by MrTesla
No, the game doesn't store items that way. It stores each individual copy of an item as a different address, with the value being the item's ID, not quantity. If you have 123 normal flashlights across all your characters, there will be at least 123 addresses with the item ID of the normal flashlight. Because of this, you can't outright change the quantity of an item. You can, however, change the IDs of items you don't want into items you do want (such as changing all your yellow flashlights to purple or yellow moris to ebony). This is what the OP was referring to.
To find IDs:
1. make sure whatever slot the item goes in is empty (i.e. if it's an addon make sure your character's addon slots are empty)
2. do an 8 byte search for "653" (the empty item slot ID that PhantomLegal gave)
3. equip the item you want to find the ID of
4. in your search results several addresses should have changed value to the same number; this is the item's ID
Once you have the IDs:
1. make note of the quantity of the item you don't want
2. search (8 byte) for the ID of that item
3. if multiple characters have that item, you should notice multiple "sets" of addresses that have the same characters at the beginning; each of these sets corresponds to a different character's inventory
4. to find the set that corresponds to your character, find a set that has the same number of addresses as quantity of that item on that character (for example, if you have 23 Tanager Wreaths on Trapper, you should find a set of 23 addresses when you search for the ID of the the Wreaths; each of those addresses is a Tanager Wreath the Trapper has in its inventory)
5. once you've found the right set, add it to the table and change all the values to the item ID of the new item
6. refresh the loadout screen and the items should be changed
To find IDs:
1. make sure whatever slot the item goes in is empty (i.e. if it's an addon make sure your character's addon slots are empty)
2. do an 8 byte search for "653" (the empty item slot ID that PhantomLegal gave)
3. equip the item you want to find the ID of
4. in your search results several addresses should have changed value to the same number; this is the item's ID
Once you have the IDs:
1. make note of the quantity of the item you don't want
2. search (8 byte) for the ID of that item
3. if multiple characters have that item, you should notice multiple "sets" of addresses that have the same characters at the beginning; each of these sets corresponds to a different character's inventory
4. to find the set that corresponds to your character, find a set that has the same number of addresses as quantity of that item on that character (for example, if you have 23 Tanager Wreaths on Trapper, you should find a set of 23 addresses when you search for the ID of the the Wreaths; each of those addresses is a Tanager Wreath the Trapper has in its inventory)
5. once you've found the right set, add it to the table and change all the values to the item ID of the new item
6. refresh the loadout screen and the items should be changed
Originally Posted by MrTesla
When I searched for an ID, the same number as the inventory did not show up.
But I did not care, I changed everything and it was fixed.
I really appreciate you. Thank you
When I searched for an ID, the same number as the inventory did not show up.
But I did not care, I changed everything and it was fixed.
I really appreciate you. Thank you
Originally Posted by MrTesla
No, the game doesn't store items that way. It stores each individual copy of an item as a different address, with the value being the item's ID, not quantity. If you have 123 normal flashlights across all your characters, there will be at least 123 addresses with the item ID of the normal flashlight. Because of this, you can't outright change the quantity of an item. You can, however, change the IDs of items you don't want into items you do want (such as changing all your yellow flashlights to purple or yellow moris to ebony). This is what the OP was referring to.
To find IDs:
1. make sure whatever slot the item goes in is empty (i.e. if it's an addon make sure your character's addon slots are empty)
2. do an 8 byte search for "653" (the empty item slot ID that PhantomLegal gave)
3. equip the item you want to find the ID of
4. in your search results several addresses should have changed value to the same number; this is the item's ID
Once you have the IDs:
1. make note of the quantity of the item you don't want
2. search (8 byte) for the ID of that item
3. if multiple characters have that item, you should notice multiple "sets" of addresses that have the same characters at the beginning; each of these sets corresponds to a different character's inventory
4. to find the set that corresponds to your character, find a set that has the same number of addresses as quantity of that item on that character (for example, if you have 23 Tanager Wreaths on Trapper, you should find a set of 23 addresses when you search for the ID of the the Wreaths; each of those addresses is a Tanager Wreath the Trapper has in its inventory)
5. once you've found the right set, add it to the table and change all the values to the item ID of the new item
6. refresh the loadout screen and the items should be changed
To find IDs:
1. make sure whatever slot the item goes in is empty (i.e. if it's an addon make sure your character's addon slots are empty)
2. do an 8 byte search for "653" (the empty item slot ID that PhantomLegal gave)
3. equip the item you want to find the ID of
4. in your search results several addresses should have changed value to the same number; this is the item's ID
Once you have the IDs:
1. make note of the quantity of the item you don't want
2. search (8 byte) for the ID of that item
3. if multiple characters have that item, you should notice multiple "sets" of addresses that have the same characters at the beginning; each of these sets corresponds to a different character's inventory
4. to find the set that corresponds to your character, find a set that has the same number of addresses as quantity of that item on that character (for example, if you have 23 Tanager Wreaths on Trapper, you should find a set of 23 addresses when you search for the ID of the the Wreaths; each of those addresses is a Tanager Wreath the Trapper has in its inventory)
5. once you've found the right set, add it to the table and change all the values to the item ID of the new item
6. refresh the loadout screen and the items should be changed
Originally Posted by phumwar
i can still hack blood point with cheat engine but i can't hack item and perk
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do you have any perk id ?
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do you have any perk id ?
Originally Posted by MrTesla
No, the game doesn't store items that way. It stores each individual copy of an item as a different address, with the value being the item's ID, not quantity. If you have 123 normal flashlights across all your characters, there will be at least 123 addresses with the item ID of the normal flashlight. Because of this, you can't outright change the quantity of an item. You can, however, change the IDs of items you don't want into items you do want (such as changing all your yellow flashlights to purple or yellow moris to ebony). This is what the OP was referring to.
To find IDs:
1. make sure whatever slot the item goes in is empty (i.e. if it's an addon make sure your character's addon slots are empty)
2. do an 8 byte search for "653" (the empty item slot ID that PhantomLegal gave)
3. equip the item you want to find the ID of
4. in your search results several addresses should have changed value to the same number; this is the item's ID
Once you have the IDs:
1. make note of the quantity of the item you don't want
2. search (8 byte) for the ID of that item
3. if multiple characters have that item, you should notice multiple "sets" of addresses that have the same characters at the beginning; each of these sets corresponds to a different character's inventory
4. to find the set that corresponds to your character, find a set that has the same number of addresses as quantity of that item on that character (for example, if you have 23 Tanager Wreaths on Trapper, you should find a set of 23 addresses when you search for the ID of the the Wreaths; each of those addresses is a Tanager Wreath the Trapper has in its inventory)
5. once you've found the right set, add it to the table and change all the values to the item ID of the new item
6. refresh the loadout screen and the items should be changed
To find IDs:
1. make sure whatever slot the item goes in is empty (i.e. if it's an addon make sure your character's addon slots are empty)
2. do an 8 byte search for "653" (the empty item slot ID that PhantomLegal gave)
3. equip the item you want to find the ID of
4. in your search results several addresses should have changed value to the same number; this is the item's ID
Once you have the IDs:
1. make note of the quantity of the item you don't want
2. search (8 byte) for the ID of that item
3. if multiple characters have that item, you should notice multiple "sets" of addresses that have the same characters at the beginning; each of these sets corresponds to a different character's inventory
4. to find the set that corresponds to your character, find a set that has the same number of addresses as quantity of that item on that character (for example, if you have 23 Tanager Wreaths on Trapper, you should find a set of 23 addresses when you search for the ID of the the Wreaths; each of those addresses is a Tanager Wreath the Trapper has in its inventory)
5. once you've found the right set, add it to the table and change all the values to the item ID of the new item
6. refresh the loadout screen and the items should be changed
can you also link a video or a tutorial how to hack bloodpoints?
Would be great!
Thx already.
Would be great!
Thx already.
would be great to learn the patience and read. it's in the title. always. what is important and everybody wants, it's in the title...
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