The timer counts up in milliseconds as a 4 byte value, that address is easy to find. I do not own any other titles currently or I would release it for all. Just want to see how I would get on with a few more turns. e.g is it a countdown timer or count up? is it a 4 byte value or a floating point.Īs for how I would use it, well I have a couple of saved games in other titles, where I am nearly out of time, and I played these games maybe a year ago but they were great fun so I kept the saves and well, most scenario designers give you plenty of time but in these I just ran out from being a bit cautious. There are very few useful strings to use as guides etc.
Is there any chance of you releasing similar tables for the other titles? If not, could reveal how you located the code in memory, I've used cheat engine before with other titles, but with CM it's been a case of anything interesting being too difficult to find. He never would have had his shot at glory without the patch, since the mission would have ended 20 seconds before his rampage. He ran right out in the middle of the street, threw two grenades, ran back, dodging bullets left and right, never saw him go down. That grenade thrower in the video was an absolute legend though. I mostly made it because I hate the 2 hour limit on Quick Battles, the scenario editor can give you 4 which is more reasonable for large battles.īut like the video, I've had more than a few battles that ended with a suicidal charge trying to capture objectives before the timer ran out. I have not tested it, but I believe it will work in multiplayer and pbem games if both people use it. You can change this backwards, however if you do, you need to save and reload to prevent units from delaying their responses till the timer catches back up.īe sure not to check the box next to elapsed time in cheat engine, or it will pause the timer, the game engine still runs but new orders will likely never happen.ĬM Normandy.CT Edited Septemby Dragon Coder I attached an updated file that includes the elapsed time address (in milliseconds). I did test this with a defense mission, with a short timer, the AI continued to move and attack long after the timer ended, in scenario missions where certain actions are timed, it is correct they won't continue those after mission end, but basic AI functions still work.Īs far as reversing time. It simply replaces a single assembler line which causes it to jump to mission end when timer runs out with no operation. In fact, you can open the file in a text editor and see the code, it does almost nothing. So, as far as risk, I can assure you there is nothing harmful.
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