5. How to choose the right search type?
For money, you usually need to take 4 bytes, for life 1-2 bytes, in other cases 2 bytes. Most games use the integer type, but there are exceptions.

6. ArtMoney crashes when searching. What to do?
There are several options

• If an error occurs during the search, it usually means that the disk space has run out. Free up disk space or buy more memory and a larger HDD. Free space should be equal to the size of the process, at least more is better.
• If the system hung during the search, it is possible that you have an overheated processor, replace the fan! At peak loads, the processor freezes with insufficient cooling.
• Perhaps you use some kind of program to protect your memory from viruses. Unload all unnecessary programs, especially antiviruses and firewalls. The fewer programs running, the better.

8. I found the address, I change the value in ArtMoney, I switch to the game, but nothing has changed in the game. What should I do?
You found the wrong address. Try other methods and settings.

• Some games have a copy of each real value, which is called the "apparent value". They are located at different addresses, and these values ​​may or may not be equal. For example, the game Jedi Knight shows a life of 100, this is the visible value. And the real value is stored in a different address and is equal to 17402. Changing the visible values ​​​​changes only the image on the screen, and the real value remains unchanged. The visible value can be of the same type as the real value, but is usually of type "Text".
• In many games, the value must change in-game before it is updated on the screen. For example, you have 6 rounds, you put 200 in ArtMoney. You switch to the game, but there are still 6. And only when you make a shot, the rounds on the screen will be updated and become equal to 199.
• If all else fails, the data may be encoded, you should use a search "Encoded Value" or search by formula for the encoded value.

10. Is it possible to use your program to try to change the time in the game, the timer or even freeze its countdown?
Firstly, the timer can count down the time to zero, or vice versa, up to a certain time. And even if you think it's a descending timer, it can be stored as an ascending timer. Try both options.

You need to go to the menu in the game or pause the game. If the game does not have a pause button, then pause through ArtMoney ("Stop the process" command). Typically, time is stored in seconds, or milliseconds (thousandths of a second). Very rarely minutes and seconds are stored separately. For example, the Starcraft game stores time in seconds. If you have 24 minutes and 33 seconds, then you need to search for 1473 seconds (24min*60+33sec=1473sec).

Usually, the time seen on the screen is one unit different from the real time, the delay effect. It is better to search through the search for "Unknown value" (Increased / Decreased conditions). Or look for a range, that is, you have 3:14 is 194 seconds. Looking for a range from 192 to 196 integers. Just look for seconds too in the range, that is, from 12 to 16 integers.

11. How to find the address of a flag (for example, god mode, which is either on or off)?
In most cases, this is a 1 byte integer. The flag takes two values: off (that's 0) or on (that's 1). Some games use 1 as disabled and 0 as enabled, which is the other way around. Sometimes, very rarely, -1 is used instead of 1. It is recommended to search first for 1, and then filter out 0, it will be faster.

12. What are tables and how to use them?
The table is a set of ready-made addresses for the game. The performance of the table depends on the version of the game and the operating system. In cases of address inoperability, you do not need to re-find all changed addresses, but only one address. Then use "Auto change addresses". Read the chapter "Using pointers, "Autochange addresses"".

13. After loading the saved table, its values ​​are equal,<НЕТ>or do not match the current ones in the game. What to do?
<НЕТ>means that there is no data at these addresses, that is, the addresses did not match due to dynamic memory allocation. In these cases, you do not need to rediscover all the changed addresses, but only one address. Then use "Auto change addresses".

14. Does your program support hexadecimal numbers?
Yes, just add a letter at the end when entering a number "h".

15. How to change language plugins?
Check the box in settings "Use unofficial language plugins". Edit the plugin in any text editor. To make the plugin official send us an email for instructions. Indicate in the letter what language and where you know it from. Thank you.

16. How to cheat the game Age Of Empires 1.2?
Variable type - dotted 4 bytes. The settings must be set to "Round values ​​with a dot".

17. How to cheat the Warcraft 3 game?
In the Warcraft 3 game, the value of money is encrypted, and very simply, the amount of money is multiplied by 10. That is, if you have 125, then you need to look for 1250. Plus, the amount of gold in the mine breaks easily, without any encryption - and this is endless money . The hero's parameters (experience, strength, etc.) are also easily broken.

18. How to cheat the game Space Rangers 1.2?
On the planet, we take into hand any resource, for example, protoplasm. We are looking for it in ArtMoney, we put a part of the protoplasm, a smaller amount remains in the hand, we filter it out. We repeat the screening 2-3 times and there will be the desired address of the protoplasm in the hand, put a million there and sell the protoplasm, we get money :-(
Tested on the game "Space Rangers 1" v1.0-1.7 and "Space Rangers 2" v1.0-1.1. After the publication of this answer in version 1.2, it is fixed and the amount in the hand is also encrypted.

5. How to choose the right search type?
For money, you usually need to take 4 bytes, for life 1-2 bytes, in other cases 2 bytes. Most games use the integer type, but there are exceptions.

6. ArtMoney crashes when searching. What to do?
There are several options

• If an error occurs during the search, it usually means that the disk space has run out. Free up disk space or buy more memory and a bigger hard drive. Free space should be equal to the size of the process, at least more is better.
• If the system hung during the search, it is possible that you have an overheated processor, replace the fan! At peak loads, the processor freezes with insufficient cooling.
• Perhaps you use some kind of program to protect your memory from viruses. Unload all unnecessary programs, especially antiviruses and firewalls. The fewer programs running, the better.

8. I found the address, I change the value in ArtMoney, I switch to the game, but nothing has changed in the game. What should I do?
You found the wrong address. Try other methods and settings.

• Some games have a copy of each real value, which is called the "apparent value". They are located at different addresses, and these values ​​may or may not be equal. For example, the game Jedi Knight shows a life of 100, this is the visible value. And the real value is stored in a different address and is equal to 17402. Changing the visible values ​​​​changes only the image on the screen, and the real value remains unchanged. The visible value can be of the same type as the real value, but is usually of type "Text".
• In many games, the value must change in-game before it is updated on the screen. For example, you have 6 rounds, you put 200 in ArtMoney. You switch to the game, but there are still 6. And only when you make a shot, the rounds on the screen will be updated and become equal to 199.
• If all else fails, the data may be encoded, you should use a search "Encoded Value" or search by formula for the encoded value.

10. Is it possible to use the program to try to change the time in the game, the timer, or even freeze its countdown?
Firstly, the timer can count down the time to zero, or vice versa, up to a certain time. And even if you think it's a descending timer, it can be stored as an ascending timer. Try both options.

You need to go to the menu in the game or pause the game. If the game does not have a pause button, then pause through ArtMoney ("Stop the process" command). Typically, time is stored in seconds, or milliseconds (thousandths of a second). Very rarely minutes and seconds are stored separately. For example, the Starcraft game stores time in seconds. If you have 24 minutes and 33 seconds, then you need to search for 1473 seconds (24min*60+33sec=1473sec).

Usually, the time seen on the screen is one unit different from the real time, the delay effect. It is better to search through the search for "Unknown value" (Increased / Decreased conditions). Or look for a range, that is, you have 3:14 is 194 seconds. Looking for a range from 192 to 196 integers. Just look for seconds too in the range, that is, from 12 to 16 integers.

11. How to find the address of a flag (for example, god mode, which is either on or off)?
In most cases, this is a 1 byte integer. The flag takes two values: off (that's 0) or on (that's 1). Some games use 1 as disabled and 0 as enabled, which is the other way around. Sometimes, very rarely, -1 is used instead of 1. It is recommended to search first for 1, and then filter out 0, it will be faster.

5. How to choose the right search type?
For money, you usually need to take 4 bytes, for life 1-2 bytes, in other cases 2 bytes. Most games use the integer type, but there are exceptions.

6. ArtMoney crashes when searching. What to do?
There are several options

• If an error occurs during the search, it usually means that the disk space has run out. Free up disk space or buy more memory and a bigger hard drive. Free space should be equal to the size of the process, at least more is better.
• If the system hung during the search, it is possible that you have an overheated processor, replace the fan! At peak loads, the processor freezes with insufficient cooling.
• Perhaps you use some kind of program to protect your memory from viruses. Unload all unnecessary programs, especially antiviruses and firewalls. The fewer programs running, the better.

8. I found the address, I change the value in ArtMoney, I switch to the game, but nothing has changed in the game. What should I do?
You found the wrong address. Try other methods and settings.

• Some games have a copy of each real value, which is called the "apparent value". They are located at different addresses, and these values ​​may or may not be equal. For example, the game Jedi Knight shows a life of 100, this is the visible value. And the real value is stored in a different address and is equal to 17402. Changing the visible values ​​​​changes only the image on the screen, and the real value remains unchanged. The visible value can be of the same type as the real value, but is usually of type "Text".
• In many games, the value must change in-game before it is updated on the screen. For example, you have 6 rounds, you put 200 in ArtMoney. You switch to the game, but there are still 6. And only when you make a shot, the rounds on the screen will be updated and become equal to 199.
• If all else fails, the data may be encoded, you should use a search "Encoded Value" or search by formula for the encoded value.

10. Is it possible to use the program to try to change the time in the game, the timer, or even freeze its countdown?
Firstly, the timer can count down the time to zero, or vice versa, up to a certain time. And even if you think it's a descending timer, it can be stored as an ascending timer. Try both options.

You need to go to the menu in the game or pause the game. If the game does not have a pause button, then pause through ArtMoney ("Stop the process" command). Typically, time is stored in seconds, or milliseconds (thousandths of a second). Very rarely minutes and seconds are stored separately. For example, the Starcraft game stores time in seconds. If you have 24 minutes and 33 seconds, then you need to search for 1473 seconds (24min*60+33sec=1473sec).

Usually, the time seen on the screen is one unit different from the real time, the delay effect. It is better to search through the search for "Unknown value" (Increased / Decreased conditions). Or look for a range, that is, you have 3:14 is 194 seconds. Looking for a range from 192 to 196 integers. Just look for seconds too in the range, that is, from 12 to 16 integers.

11. How to find the address of a flag (for example, god mode, which is either on or off)?
In most cases, this is a 1 byte integer. The flag takes two values: off (that's 0) or on (that's 1). Some games use 1 as disabled and 0 as enabled, which is the other way around. Sometimes, very rarely, -1 is used instead of 1. It is recommended to search first for 1, and then filter out 0, it will be faster.