jtc324 wrote:I remember seeing multiple chris bosh's and amare stoudemire's show up in a roster i was viewing in limnono trainer but when i searched the roster in game there weren't an equal number of them visible so im assuming they are hidden. Deron Williams as well. The career stats seemed to be in the roster somewhere and if i could see them in an excel spreadsheet i could search them and find which ones belong to which player by the statistical outputs. Then with your tables i can assign the corresponding value in the array so that it shows up in game. If that doesn't make sense i can give you an example with ben simmons sometime later on when im free to research it.
So did you load up somebody else's roster and view it with limnono? I don't know how I'm supposed to work with that. If they are in the default roster and hidden I will see what I can do but don't know what anyone else has done to their rosters. I looked at the default roster and sure enough there is a Chris Bosh in there and he does not show up in the list of all players if you look in game. In my table the spot I have for "Is Hidden?" does tick over to say yes. Changing this option to no does not make him show up in game. Maybe it has more options than 0 or 1. Maybe I have the wrong place. Maybe there is more ways that are keeping him hidden. I will look into it.
I can give you a players name and all the bytes that go along with their stats if you want to do some comparison. If you look on your own and if you are using the table you will see on the edit player section there are some array of bytes type entries at the bottom. The second from the bottom should be player stats that is the array of bytes I am talking about that goes along with the player card season by season stats.
fjccommish wrote:Thanks for that, but what's the use if there's no difference between changing height in CE vs changing height in game? Of course, you can make them shorter than in game allows via CE. Who wants a 4'5" player?
You literally answered your own question. Please either add something to the discussion, ask a question, or leave and vent somewhere else.
This thread is not about changing heights with cheat engine it is about editing rosters. I don't care what you want to use a 10' player for but it sounds like you may be up to no good.
steven2212 wrote:I searched "76ers" string and found 151 address. I have to try each one to find the correct one. Is there anyway faster, since it tooks like hours to find mate "(
O you think I found all these things without spending any time looking for them?
It should be obvious right away not to do that but if you did spend hours copying in 151 addresses then I hope that you use that as a learning experience to get better at realizing what it is you are looking at.
There should be other more unique things that if you found first you would see what general area you need to look in. That would probably rule out half your results if they don't even look like they are nearby.
If you need a really vague general idea of what your address will look like and you haven't found anything yet add the address "NBA2K19.exe" as an entry and you will probably see something like 7FFXXXXXXXXX
It is not going to be very close to there but you can at least see what general area you are going to need to look toward.
Do you know how to use this guy? He is your friend.
Look for something more unique out of the team names then work backwards to find 76ers. You don't need to do a string search for "76ers" but eventually you will need the address of wherever that 7 of 76ers is or you will not line all the teams up right.
Try the unicode string Cavs Legion GC and subtract 1F608 from it.
Each team is separated by a distance of E58. The Cavs Legion GC team is 35 teams away. 35 decimal is 23 hex. E58*23=1F608
Or try even something like logo000_3d_mirror.iff
Find that address and subtract 278.
There is a million ways to go about this and find out how to do it.
