Cheat Engine Speed Hack Download
Maegan Ilagan
In Windows, there is a tool for Flash games called Cheat Engine which can speed up/down a process by X amount, making the time needed for a task in a game to go faster or slower than in the real world. This is specially helpful for time based games that make you wait for an X amount of time for a building to get finished, a harvest to get completed, etc... This also applies to games that you need them to go slower so you can defend against several enemies (Zombie games, etc..) or games that their difficulty lies in how fast one can complete something.
I should mention that I am not looking for a method to pause the process every milliseconds (Like slowing down Firefox or Chrome instead of slowing down the Flash game). For example slowing down Firefox would not work since it also slows down everything else so it would not be a Speed hack so much as slowing down the process in general including all actions by the user. Basically everything would be the same, just slower. The same goes for speeding the process up.
Short answer, no. There's no 2x button for process scheduling. Best you can do is use cgroups for what you're interested in to get more CPU time, at the expense of another process. If I had to guess, the reason speedhack even works is because it's doing it's business by manipulating the flash runtime, or just call it a virtual machine. It's not that it's speeding up the program, it's changed fundamental parameters the whole VM is based on. I suppose the same thing would be possible with something like Java or Python.
More specifically, if normal wine doesn't work(which I was able to get it to work, best off trying 32-bit), all hope is not lost, as this sounds like a perfect candidate for the Wine extension/add-on'esque program, 'Wine-Hacks,' it prompts the user with a walk-through for installing various pieces of software that meet particular requirements/etc...(this is a very easy avenue, if traditional wine configuration doesn't work). This is an interesting predicament, and its important to remember that linux in general gives the user a far greater platform to customize, and tweak the various processes/threads/etc on all levels... However, a large amount of reading typically comes from it. On a lower-level perspective one could, if the game is utilizing interprocess communication, tweak the speeds on the sockets('vmstat'/'top'/'ps'/'ss' commands are but a small arsenal of what linux offers) themselves, and although it will not have as small a learning curve/ease of use, but these tools are a start for analyzing process-level activity/memory-mgmt.
To conclude, so that we're clear, one way would to re-nice the processes/process threads(tasks) in Linux/and locating the various memory addresses, and bits used in the interprocess/socket communication using utilities/or debugger(already mentioned). Then another more basic way that would utilize the logic of the 'Cheat-engine,' itself in a non-Windows environment, through installing it with Wine, as Wine runs the application, and manages it in processes/threads within so it is as if the program is being ran in Windows itself. The Wine program is in all Ubuntu-specific distros I have seen, "'apt-get'/'aptitude'" it to install Wine). Additionally, another tool for debugging/tweaking flash-based games/etc... is that of Flashbug(a firebug variant, just as Greasemonkey is used in Mozilla)Good luck & cheers!!
I realise this is an old question, but I've found a tool that can change the speed programs run at, at least in theory. A lot of stuff seems to either be unaffected or gets its frame rate changed but not the actual game speed. Anyway, here it is:
Prebuilt binaries are now available at -zhabotinsky/libspeedhack/releases/ and should work on most systems. Check the README for how to use the tool. By "work" I mean the tool itself, still might not help with your specific game, and if so that is unlikely to be fixable.
We are working on online game, where server is running in Dedicated Server mode. Recently we encountered a problem of a cheating possibility with the use of Cheat Engine (third party software).
In our environment Dedicated Server and Client are running on different machines. On Client side Cheat Engine is starting, attaching to process of our game and accelerating it in 5 times.
Testing this logic out at a base level can be done without a cheat program using the slomo cvar on individual game clients, which is equivalent to what popular cheat programs effectively do. The new p.DebugTimeDiscrepancy cvar enables log spew of time discrepancy state on servers for help in tuning the above values to your project.
annoying to wait too long to go up the zipline ? I cut the zipline speed limit.
I found the line of code to cut the zipline boundary on the way up. it's a big time saver! I advise those who use it to change direction on arrival, otherwise you will take off.
I found a way to speed up time to x2 or x5 or how many times you want in the current version of the game. This makes it so you dont have to wait an eternity to get money to start buidling on new rooms. I do this using the speed hack in cheat engine, if you don't know how to use this, I made a little video tutorial about it, hope it helps some of you guys!!
It was more an fyi than a flame. With all the clickbait everywhere online atm, you know how it is. I'm sure there are just as many people that are interested in that cheat system as there are wondering why you didn't just state to begin with.
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