So, someone could point the right direction to me and warning what I'm doing wrong?Īfter more tries, I could find two address, one for number of moves and the other, for points.īut I have a problem: when I change the value, it changes quickly and come back to the old value. I've also tried opening BlueStacks processes, like HD-Agent, HD-Frontend, HD-Sharedolder, HD-BlockDevice, HD-Network, HD-Service and HD-Adb. I've tried changing settings to search inside memory region types, like MEM_MAPPED, using Windows and Kernel Mode Debugger and also using Query Memory Region Routines and Read/Write Process Memory.
I've tried searching Physical Memory, using New and Next Scan, as described in Tutorial, but no address worked.
I've searched about it, but only got results about the game running with Crome or Firefox, not an emulation, like BlueStacks. I'm trying to find out the system process or memory address to change values of Candy Crush inside BlueStacks. Sometimes this doesn't work, but that is just because the game has odd values with decimals above or below the number you are actually looking for.Īlso, if any game/process doesn't show the value you are looking for, press winkey+G and look at the audio console, (should be at the left if you haven't moved it) and most of the time it will tell you the process name instead of the window name and just select that one in the processes tab of cheat engine.Posted: Tue 3:04 pm Post subject: Memory address for BlueStacks running Cand圜rush Instead of selecting bluestacks as the application, go to the processes tab, select 00000DFC-HD-Player.exe (it should look something like that, maybe not exact.)
Go back to the original settings in cheat engine if you hadn't already Ok, this took me a super long time to figure out, but it is a ton simpler and faster than physical memory. Edit: just realised that someone had already commented this under this tread, but still read the last 2 paragraphs, because they are really helpful if you get into a situation like those.
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