CoSMOS Gamehacking Tool

Some of you might stuck on using CoSMOS. Nobody is born to be a cheat expert, neither I am. We all learned things because someone was teaching us. I would like to help you out on this by providing more documentation/tutorials

Please take your time and post things you want a tutorial/documentatin about.
This is also a place to rate/discuss the docuemtnation of CoSMOS at all.

Written tutorials or videos with commentary would be extremely helpful. I find it very difficult to follow the video's with text and a highlighted cursor.

I have used CE for years so scans, finding values, etc are a piece of cake for me to do in CoSMOS and the hundreds of tutorials for CE apply to CoSMOS for those functions.

Where I get stuck is doing scripts. The lack of a built in debugger and having to use something like x64dbg (or ?) takes me out of my comfort zone so a step by step for creating scripts would be great.

I love the CoSMOS UI and the fact it gets updated on a regular basis so I'd prefer to use it over CE. The only place I see a need for improvement is in the area of tutorials. I'd love to see more community submitted scripts and I think the learning curve is the only thing holding that back.

I've consided commentared videos versus videos with texts and I thought videos with text might be better as first of all my native english isn't english so ther ewill be an accent and second, a text based video you can even follow with different sounds in the background (mmusic / game sounds).

The script part is definitely something that needs to be better documentated but I don't know where to start as it requires some basic knowledge of assembly language whiich would be too much for an usuual tutorial video.
If you have any idea or more specific case please let me know.

There is a vast amount of information out there on the basics of assembly as far as what's needed to make a script. I know what mov, add, sub, etc do and I can make scripts in CE with just that little bit of knowledge. I learned on YouTube and so can everyone else so I don't see any reason for you to re-invent the wheel and make tutorials explaining what's already available.

My CE scripts are AoB injection scripts and I do it just as it's done in this video

Link

With CoSMOS once I find the dynamic addresses and I'm ready to find "what writes to this address" the need for a debugger stops me in my tracks.

There are probably a lot of people at my skill level that can figure out the assembly part of it but it's the differences between how you do it in CoSMOS and how it's done in CE with the debugger and templates.

I guess the simplest explanation for what would be helpful is what do I need to do differently in CoSMOS to get the same results as the video above.

We have a debugger implemented into CoSMOS and it will be released with version 3.0 of the software along with additional improvements.

Can you do a tutorial on how to get infinite health. I like to make a infinite health cheat for Styx master of shadows. It's a stealth game, if you get caught you get into a compact spar it's easy to deal with the workers, but the soldiers are tough and escape is impossible most of the time.

Have you watched our other tutorials on how to get infinite health on other games?

www.cheathappens.com/cosmos.asp
www.cheathappens.com/cosmos_tutorials.asp

yes show us what you do all day in simple terms... like how you attack finding health, ammo, the basic things then for more advanced things like team god mode how to find the team id and script that... don't worries about assembly... post things that give you a challenge so we might learn form it...

i see some interesting things with this like... i wish this trainer had this option... so if someone makes a script they can submit it for you guys to review ( must be made in CoSMOS ) and then place it in the trainer and they can earn some points for game recommendations...

explain things like ABO scans how to and when its best to use them... all info is useful...

thank you cheat happens for all the work you do...

assembly guide that i like...
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[Edited by Dontess, 4/1/2017 3:53:22 PM]