Help/Support How i can find the damage value in a sub_x game ?

CmakLove · January 25, 2015

How i can find the damage value in a sub_x game ?

K3NNNY · January 26, 2015

Strings or gdb

KingRalph · February 2, 2015

you're just as n00b as me

KingRalph · February 17, 2015

@ I was in a car and I somehow figured out a theory on how to do this.

All games have a statistics page. Open it and find the damage number. Search it in igg. You won't be able to hack it in igg but, when you determine the hex address, you can load up GDB and hack it the same way you would hack currency or anything else.

Updated February 17, 2015 by KingRalph

castix · February 17, 2015

@ I was in a car and I somehow figured out a theory on how to do this.

All games have a statistics page. Open it and find the damage number. Search it in igg. You won't be able to hack it in igg but, when you determine the hex address, you can load up GDB and hack it the same way you would hack currency or anything else.

No ...

You can either hack the damage directly in IDA or do a little trick in GDB. In some games there is a Boolean which shows if the enemy is dead or alive. BEQ adds a condition to it which can be any amount of damage. Since the numeric 1 is true you can search that first meaning the enemy is alive. If he dies... search for 0. Repeat it until you get only a few addresses left. Hack the Boolean in IDA then

February 17, 2015

@@castix

I just learned something new, thanks!

AnotherLurker · February 17, 2015

Use Fuzzy with iGG.

If your on 32-bit device (A6(x) or lower) - choose Float 32

On 64-bit devce (A7 and up) choose Float 64

Everytime u get hit, or ur enemy gets hit (whichever one ur doing) go back to iGG and press "Value Changed"

keep doing this until a few values then breakpoint and try to figure it out

@@Laxus is an expert with this

February 17, 2015

Use Fuzzy with iGG.

If your on 32-bit device (A6(x) or lower) - choose Float 32

On 64-bit devce (A7 and up) choose Float 64

Everytime u get hit, or ur enemy gets hit (whichever one ur doing) go back to iGG and press "Value Changed"

keep doing this until a few values then breakpoint and try to figure it out

@@Laxus is an expert with this

thats what i'm doing with black ops zombies, i just need to get to a high round and then i can start shooting the last zombie with an m1911

KingRalph · February 19, 2015

No ...

You can either hack the damage directly in IDA or do a little trick in GDB. In some games there is a Boolean which shows if the enemy is dead or alive. BEQ adds a condition to it which can be any amount of damage. Since the numeric 1 is true you can search that first meaning the enemy is alive. If he dies... search for 0. Repeat it until you get only a few addresses left. Hack the Boolean in IDA then

Why is my theory wrong?

I also don't understand how your idea is correct...

Even if you find the boolean that controls the enemy, you can't change it to false? You can't make every enemy die...

I think your idea will cause bugs and crashes.

Updated February 19, 2015 by KingRalph