It is intended for educational purposes only. Legal Disclaimer: This application is an unofficial guide. What this does is allow you to add a new address on your table, which can be accessed by setting it as a pointer and putting "money" (without quotes) as the value.This Euro Truck Simulator 2 APP Has: - Every Cheat for ALL Platforms (PC): Includes: Money Cheat And No Charge For Fuel Cheat - A Complete 88 Page Walkthrough Guide - 1 Popular & Awesome FREE Game Download - Game Trailer - Euro Truck Simulator 2 Game Review - Gameplay Video - 23 Walkthrough Video's - Euro Truck Simulator 2 Screenshots - Set Screenshots As Background Wallpaper! If you want to know anything there is to know about cheats or completing Euro Truck Simulator 2, this is the APP you need! It's completely 100% FREE! APP Includes The Following: cheats Walkthrough FAQ wallpaper guide trailer gameplay / gameplay video PC Cheats This APP Does Not Include: sound live wallpaper release date The Actual Game This APP only includes information regarding how to better beat the game for educational purposes and uses some public domain sources to help achieve this. Unregistersymbol(Moolah) unregistersymbol(money) dealloc(newmem) dealloc(money) Moolah: jmp newmem nop nop nop nop return: registersymbol(Moolah) registersymbol(money) Label(code) label(return) alloc(money,8) newmem: mov ,rdx code: mov rdx, call eurotrucks2.exe+1AA180 jmp return Then you can look at it in disassembler, highlight the instruction and press ctrl+a, under the template menu select aob injection and make it look like the following:Īobscanmodule(Moolah,eurotrucks2.exe,48 8B 52 30 E8 9A 74 E7 FF) // should be unique alloc(newmem,$100,Moolah) Make sure you search read and write (the box that says writeable is ticked by default, click it until it is a black square, black, not blank) If you're using the 64 bit version, the aob I have is so say for instance you have $23,578,340 do a search for a value between 2357809000 and then change the value in game (earn money or get a fine) and search for increased/decreased value. I scanned for a 4 byte value, but it wasn't exactly what was on the screen. (I could just give you an aob to search if it's 64 bit) Are you using the 32 or the 64 bit version? either way, the method should still be the same.
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