Hi,
I'm feeling nostalgic today
and I'm trying to remember the name of a software I used on the 90's, for gaming.
The software would run on MS-DOS, it was started as a demon and then I would start a game.
On some point in the game, I would press the keyboard shortcut and the application would pop in front, and I would insert a value, say for instance 100 ammo (the ammo I had on that moment in the game).
Then back into the game, I would make a few shots, in order to change the amount of ammo, and pressed the shortcut again to get into the program.
In the program, I would then insert the new updated ammo value, say 95 for instance.
On each input, the program would check the memory for this value changes, until at best it detects/filters the position where the value was being stored.
Then, I could use the program features to update that value to say 999, or set it to be automatically managed by the program to 999.
Back into the game, it would mean that I had unlimited ammo. The same could be done with life health, for instance.
I cannot remember the name of the software, does anyone remembers?
Thanks
I'm feeling nostalgic today
The software would run on MS-DOS, it was started as a demon and then I would start a game.
On some point in the game, I would press the keyboard shortcut and the application would pop in front, and I would insert a value, say for instance 100 ammo (the ammo I had on that moment in the game).
Then back into the game, I would make a few shots, in order to change the amount of ammo, and pressed the shortcut again to get into the program.
In the program, I would then insert the new updated ammo value, say 95 for instance.
On each input, the program would check the memory for this value changes, until at best it detects/filters the position where the value was being stored.
Then, I could use the program features to update that value to say 999, or set it to be automatically managed by the program to 999.
Back into the game, it would mean that I had unlimited ammo. The same could be done with life health, for instance.
I cannot remember the name of the software, does anyone remembers?
Thanks