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(Great vid btw)

Thanks, I explained it in another comment, basically in newer versions the internal server of minecraft runs on a different process, and you can't find and change values of your inventory unless you know the right process. So I just went with an older version since it was easier.

@@vycdev ah yeah i forgot about that

1. What about buttons, for example, so you have a life display, where the life is shown with a bar .... How do you then know the exact number that you can then use in a program like Cheatengine etc 2. Would this program also work with an emulator like Yuzu? I would be happy to receive an answer ;) You are doing it very well, keep it up ... :)

1. Unless you have an exact number, I think it's pretty much impossible to find the value that you are looking for. Your best bet is to try going from full HP to 0 HP and search for that. But you also need to know what the value of full HP is. Then next time you are alive, you can try writing a value to the address you found previously. If that doesn't work, well, the next thing that comes to my mind is searching for a hack written by someone else specific for that game, or reverse engineering the game yourself and making one. 2. It might work, as long as you have the right process and the game doesn't have other kind of anti cheat protections, (and it's not multiplayer) it should work in theory. But I would still recommend using Cheat Engine instead, since it's a lot more advanced than what I wrote. Also thanks a lot

as my rn progress it works most of the time

Indeed Dani is one of many who inspired me

Thanks, I wanted to use Monogame with Imgui because I was going to use them in future projects as well, and I thought it was a good opportunity to try it. In fact I'm working on a cool game project right now that uses Imgui.

@@vycdev Oh, god it! Good luck on your projects then!

@@z6me0 Thanks, and nope, I am from Romania

@@vycdev salut frate :))

@Matei_Owner Salut, salut :))

lol

Thank you 🙏

which cheat engine does better

@@AndrieMC yup

Sounds interesting, I will add it to my list of ideas :D

Yes, when I tried on newer versions I couldn't get Cheat Engine to work, so I thought I should just try an older version, which worked, and I haven't looked back. I'm not entirely sure why Cheat Engine didn't work on newer versions, but it might be because the data for the inventory is stored and managed on a separate process from the main window of the game.

​@@vycdevYou're Absolutely right! The Newer Minecraft Versions, i think even 1.15 already has that, run the Internal Server on a Separate Process, which is hidden. It should just be another Java/Javaw Process. So you'd have to hook into that Process, but since it's a hidden window, your Program will never see it! Hope i was able to clear this up pretty well, since i've modded Minecraft before so i know some of this stuff just from research!

ahhh yeah that happened

Thanks!

I think it actually depends on the context, OOP can be very powerful, but the problem appears when people use it like a one-size-fits-all solution.

@captainburan I want to make games with my own game engine and share that journey on youtube.

I think the lack of overall experience was the biggest thing for me, but also the fact that I lost motivation rather quickly because I couldn't work on the project in a consistent way. Right before the game jam I had my final paper presentation for university so it was more of a priority. Then 3 days before the game jam ended I went to a programming competition to be a judge, which lasted a week. I also should've just focused on making the game instead of messing around with making a game engine, because I remember that making it work with KNI was a bit of a pain 😅

@@vycdev Terrible timing indeed! Well, better luck next time.

mean

@@axxy6879 I just don't understand why people make piles of garbage made on some broken useless engine or even making their own. Just use unity, man.

Well, you're right, the game sucks, it's project that I gave up on pretty fast, but to answer your question, many people do it because they want to learn new concepts and become better developers, or maybe they think they can create something great, or just for fun, either way without the piles of garbage there would be no Unity or other big engines

​@@gredeniandTrue, instead of making a shitty game in his own engine, and learning a ton. He should have made a shitty game in unity and learned nothing. /s

@@officiallyaninja the only thing that you're gonna learn is how to make an engine and not how to make a game. By making a bicycle you won't learn how to drive it

Glad you liked it!

@@CoderJamal-w7z im working on it

@@vycdev FWIW, I thought it was perfectly understandable

​@@liquideggproduct7547Well, it IS perfectly understandable. You're just fine dawg.

lmaoooo

Oops, I actually forgot to make the game public, thanks for telling me. Now it should work. vycdev.itch.io/shadowmix-defence