NFS Hot Pursuit - Cheat Engine Tutorial w/Scripts

Channel:

Weaver Cattle Company

Subscribers:

114

Published on February 3, 2023 5:17:08 AM ● Video Link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uV1WWa8_KMg

Game:

Need for Speed: Hot Pursuit (2010)

Category:

Tutorial

Duration: 34:21

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Please Read The Description:
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Special Note: The "Time Of Day" script has been modified slightly from what's in the video so the user can input the hour and the timer skips to that time while it continues on instead of freezing the value. This means the in-game timer will function normally even when the script is activated.

User will input desired HOUR which will cause timer to jump to that amount in seconds then the input value is reset back to zero and the timer continues to increase in value from that point on.

*** PLEASE REMEMBER TO MANUALLY ADD THE "hours" ADDRESS AND SET THE VALUE TYPE TO FLOAT! ***

I enocurage everyone who is seeing symbols being used as input variables for the first time to modify the "Fast Forward Time" script below to get in some practice.

Regardless, I hope you found the video informative and you learned something new in the process. Plus, you have something new to add to your CHEAT TABLE which is always cool right!

Time Of Day Script
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// Script Created By Weaver Cattle Co.
// Date: 02/01/2023
// Note: Allows User To Set Time
/*
Special Note: Demonstrates using "Register Symbol" as
User Input Variable.
*/
[ENABLE]
alloc(timeHack,2048,"NFS11Remastered.exe"+3DC1E4)
alloc(hours,4,"NFS11Remastered.exe"+3DC1E4)
alloc(multiplier,4,"NFS11Remastered.exe"+3DC1E4)
registersymbol(timeHack hours multiplier)
label(returnhere originalcode exit)

hours: // User Input Variable
dd (float)0

multiplier:
dd (float)3600 // Converts Hours To Seconds

/*
- 1 Day = 86,400 seconds
- 1 Hour = 3,600 seconds
- 1 Minute = 60 seconds

12:00am = 0 sec 12:00pm = 43200 sec
1:00am = 3600 sec 1:00pm = 48800 sec
2:00am = 7200 sec 2:00pm = 50400 sec
3:00am = 10800 sec 3:00pm = 54000 sec
4:00am = 14400 sec 4:00pm = 57600 sec
5:00am = 18000 sec 5:00pm = 61200 sec
6:00am = 21600 sec 6:00pm = 64800 sec
7:00am = 25200 sec 7:00pm = 68400 sec
8:00am = 28800 sec 8:00pm = 72000 sec
9:00am = 32400 sec 9:00pm = 75600 sec
10:00am = 36000 sec 10:00pm = 79200 sec
11:00am = 39600 sec 11:00pm = 82800 sec
*/

timeHack:
cmp [hours],(float)1 // Constrains User Input Minimum
jl originalcode
cmp [hours],(float)24 // Constrains User Input Maximum
jg originalcode
movss xmm0,[hours] // User Input Variable
mulss xmm0,[multiplier] // Converts Hours To Seconds
movss [rax+0001D3D0],xmm0
mov [hours],(float)0 // Resets Variable, Clock Continues Running
jmp exit
originalcode:
movss xmm0,[rax+0001D3D0]
exit:
jmp returnhere

"NFS11Remastered.exe"+3DC1E4:
jmp timeHack
nop 3
returnhere:

[DISABLE]
dealloc(*)
unregistersymbol(*)
"NFS11Remastered.exe"+3DC1E4:
movss xmm0,[rax+0001D3D0]


Fast Forward Time Script
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// Script Created By Weaver Cattle Co.
// Date: 05/08/2021
// Note: Slows/Speeds Up Time Of Day
[ENABLE]
alloc(time,2048,"NFS11Remastered.exe"+39139D)
alloc(multiplier,4,"NFS11Remastered.exe"+39139D)
registersymbol(time multiplier)
label(returnhere)

multiplier:
dd (float)3.01666666754 // [Default Speed Value = 0.01666666754]

time:
movss xmm0,[multiplier]
movss [rdi+00003344],xmm0
jmp returnhere

"NFS11Remastered.exe"+39139D:
jmp time
nop 3
returnhere:

[DISABLE]
dealloc(*)
unregistersymbol(*)
"NFS11Remastered.exe"+39139D:
movss [rdi+00003344],xmm0

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