Updated Movement Speed CT

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Are you not ways to make it so that you do not have to update constantly?) Everything is done there in a couple of minutes.

Originally Posted by Tisako

Are you not ways to make it so that you do not have to update constantly?) Everything is done there in a couple of minutes.

sadly i dont have enough knowledge for this^^ i only "learned" to find the values and pointer scan, maybe some simple things like at least knowing of instructions/auto assemble, and a few lua basics a few years ago but im not capable to do anything with it and didnt manage to keep it inside my head ^^

i would need a step by step guide for it so i can learn and adapt. sometimes im just a bit dumb/confused, but as soon as i get it once i can do it almost everytime^^ wouldnt mind if you helped me learn it all specifically how to do it in trove as tutorials always show this stuff on "easier" to manipulate games

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Originally Posted by botonho1

I know how to get pointes, i dont know what to do with them haha

to do more advanced stuff, i cant help
but as far as my ct goes atm, i just add the pointer as address so it always shows the MS stat ( in your pointerscan just double click it, otherwise you have to type in the offsets manually (backwards actually, so offset 6 is first, offset 0 is last))

@Tisako would you mind giving me the new values for MS so i can include them before i update the ct?^^
would actually credit you for the values, heres the pointer so you wont have to do all if so https://prnt.sc/sgzr4x

Everything is awesome!

Thanks Tisako

Originally Posted by Tisako

I can, but I don’t need a pointer for this

I advise you to get to know CE better in order to make a normal table that would not have to be constantly updated.

All the complexity lies in YOU. On YT and on the Internet, a lot of guides, but over time, everything depends on logic and experience.

VALUES

A short video on how to get the desired values yourself ( 2am ):

VIDEO

LUA code:

Code:

local xor = 0x27EA02EE

for i = 40, 999 do
    local fti = byteTableToDword(floatToByteTable(i))
    local xorred = bXor(fti, xor)
	
    print( "float -> "..i.." | ".."hex: "..string.format("%X", xorred) )
end

OR

local xor = 0x27EA02EE
local float = 40
local fti = byteTableToDword(floatToByteTable(float))
local xorred = bXor(fti, xor)

print( "float -> "..float.." | ".."hex: "..string.format("%X", xorred) )

really much thanks to you, to show you i can make progress ill tell what everything in the script does ( at least how i would explain and think^^ )

Code:

local xor = 0x27EA02EE -- find out what the xoraddress is and write it there so the script can "simulate" it later (local defines the variable)

for i = 40, 999 do -- for i(integer?) 40 to 999 do [instruction down below ;)]
    local fti = byteTableToDword(floatToByteTable(i)) -- define variable fti to be the value of "i" first converted from float to byte, then from byte to dword
    local xorred = bXor(fti, xor) -- define xorred to be the result of fti (our ms value) encrpyted with the xor key
	
   print( "float -> "..i.." | ".."hex: "..string.format("%X", xorred) ) -- print "float -> [value of current i] | value of xorred converted to hex
end -- well, simply defines the end of this function xD

OR -- the same without the automation but only with 40 as defined float value (the lack of automation makes it look simpler^^)

local xor = 0x27EA02EE
local float = 40
local fti = byteTableToDword(floatToByteTable(float))
local xorred = bXor(fti, xor)

print( "float -> "..float.." | ".."hex: "..string.format("%X", xorred) )

now i only need to find out about automatically updating the address pointed to, but ill need time for it^^

i admit, the complexity really lies in myself

i thought it would be much less simple but knowledge makes the difference

Everything is awesome!

Cannot edit main post (dunno why o.O)

Here´s the new .ct for now

will probably be the last for now until i either find out how to automate stuff or give up and ragequit
and yeah, i know it most likely needs aob

this time there are way more options ( thanks again to tisako for helping me find values)
it goes from 40 to 350 (anything higher then 350 starts rubberbanding)

you can actually edit value and then just press 1,2,3 for 100 200 300 respectively to make it faster (hold to add 1 periodically) and 4-9 for 40-90

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Originally Posted by Beasthunter

Check out my comment above.

Originally Posted by Tisako

Check out my comment above.

thanks again, always appreciate your help^^ i was already thinking about mentioning him earlier, but thought its just wiser to not do it

probably submitted the upper comments nearly the same time, so i sadly didnt see it^^

Originally Posted by Beasthunter

//approved

Originally Posted by Beasthunter

im fine up to 450, as long as your original ms isnt too low

Originally Posted by Kurama<3

im fine up to 450, as long as your original ms isnt too low

Originally Posted by Beasthunter

thanks but i know where the key is located and how to xor

Originally Posted by Beasthunter

How do you find these things and how do you use hexcode instead of 4-byte on CT? I've just been using the base CT and updating with numbers whenever someone on this forum posts, but I want to do it myself in future updates. Any chance you could give me your disc?

info in comments

Originally Posted by jkazn2000

you can more or less find any needed info within the comments of this Post, mostly from Tisako ;D

55 8B EC 8B 45 08 35 ? ? ? ? 89 01 5D C2 04 00 is the function that encrypts/writes stat values.
You can grab xor key and lasermancy/movespeed addresses from here.

You can find your ms value, convert it to float, xor it with key and search for it.