What is the hex value for unlimited? Is it just 0 or is there an actual number (value) that represents infinite?
Also with games like Metro etc. how do you search the health and make it God Mode or One Hit Kill etc?
What is the hex value for unlimited? Is it just 0 or is there an actual number (value) that represents infinite?
Also with games like Metro etc. how do you search the health and make it God Mode or One Hit Kill etc?
if you mean hex editing save games... than this is not possible... at least not in most cases... depends on how good a game was programmed...
it has glitches then it fairly possible that somethings might be set to infinite... well i should say... there is some probability that this is possible.. ^_^'''
also you will have to try to find the max value that you can actually use...
some games use unsigned values... which means you probably could use FF for the highest possible value...
other use signed values... in that case 7F if you max value
the example with the signed values is only for 1 byte (int8) values... if you have 2byte(int16) then it would look like this "7F FF" and for 4byte (int32) "7F FF FF FF"
so... in save game editing it's not possible... in most cases... to have a god mode...
well you can have something like it... but not the same...
for rpg like game where you can edit the armor and hp... you could set those to max possible value and you would be almost invincible
but you could still die... ^_^'''
for one hit kills... well here too if you can change the damage your weapon has then you could set that to max... and you will have a one hit kill
in rpg like games if you can edit the characters attack value you could set that to max and you will have a one hit kill for every weapon...
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Rich Cook
Thanks for the explanation.
How does the God Mode and Unlimited Ammo on the Metro 2033 save editor work?
i haven't looked in to this game...
but it's probably because of a glitch in the game itself... like i already explained...
because the programmers of that game didn't account for this kind if change or maybe they build in a functions that would allow for such behaviour in the first place but forget to deactivate it or remove it on release...
maybe the values are just set to high for the game to show
these are only a theory... it can be something else... as mentioned i haven't looked in to that game
but those are the most likely things that might cause this
Programming today is a race between software engineers striving to build bigger and better idiot-proof programs,
and the Universe trying to produce bigger and better idiots.
So far, the Universe is winning.
Rich Cook
Ok thanks mate.
I can't remember the exact setting, but in that game there was an actual "god" and "infinite ammo" string/value that could be entered, just like in the Call Of Duty games. It's not too common to find those types of settings in a gamesave though. But like Sam said, normally you would have to find the data/memory location for a certain value and edit it to it's limit, or beyond if the game allows it.