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Search causes Fallout2 to bloat to massive size

Postby martix » Wed Feb 25, 2009 2:04 am

Er... title ^^
When I try to search any value in Fallout2, something happens that makes it go from 90MB to 1GB and more in seconds. MHS also freezes for a minute and then everything usually goes to normal.
So... why?

Also - any help with finding stuff like money and health are also appreciated. :)
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Re: Search causes Fallout2 to bloat to massive size

Postby Supermaker » Wed Feb 25, 2009 3:30 am

martix wrote:Also - any help with finding stuff like money and health are also appreciated. :)


dunno if it works but if you have 20.000 gold search Data Type Search 20000....then buy something and sub search for new value lets say 19500....do it until you get one adress....
Or do it with increased/decreased
Same with Health....Search for unknown....then get damage and search for decreased and so on
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Postby martix » Wed Feb 25, 2009 4:52 am

Maybe I should have mentioned that I'm not new to this and those tips don't work on me.
When I mean I cant find it, believe me, I tried really hard.
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Postby Josese » Wed Feb 25, 2009 6:41 am

Some times the values are not the same as we see in game, for example: maybe you see 1000 and u spent a little of this money then u have 999 and search for this value, then u do something wrong or the value is just a fake, so other way to find it is:

General Search:
1. Search As Unknown
2. Spend some money (spent i dont remmember >.<)
3. Search Decreassed
4. Spend some money (spent i dont remmember >.<)
5. Seach Decreassed
6. And repeat "until u have just a few addys" and frezzee them.

Other Way:
Is more difficultbut...
Example: If u start with 1000...

1. Search As Unknown
2. Spend some money
3. Search, Different From Before
4. Spend some money
5. Search Different From Before
6. Get ur money back ("1000")
7. Search same as original.
8. Until u have just a few addys

NOTE: MAKE SURE U GET TICKED ENABLE "SAME AS ORIGINAL" SUB SEARCH.

Or download a trainer lol :twisted: http://www.gameburnworld.com/gp/trainers/fallout2.shtml
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Postby martix » Wed Feb 25, 2009 8:35 pm

As I said - I am completely immune to that sort of tips.

However, I didn't think there were trainers for such an old game. :)

Aaand... you are missing the main point. Its BROKEN!
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Postby JB Gzn » Wed Feb 25, 2009 8:37 pm

could it be your computer that can't handle mhs to acces the game?
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Postby minorutono » Thu Feb 26, 2009 12:57 am

Well i don't know why it'd go to 1gb, but MHS does freeze the process while it searches if you have the option selected.
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Postby martix » Thu Feb 26, 2009 1:13 am

It is selected
And I dunno about my PC, but it never happened in any other game.
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Postby L. Spiro » Thu Feb 26, 2009 5:43 pm

Do not freeze the target process and lower the thread priority in MHS General Search Options.
If the target process employs a system in which data is added to a buffer by one thread and removed by another, and the removing thread is stopped, data will continue to be added and never removed until the end of the search.


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Postby martix » Mon Mar 02, 2009 8:09 am

Phew... I see you point :)
Thanks, will try it soon.
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