// Template for "God Mode" alloc(newmem,2048) label(returnhere) label(originalcode) label(exit)
X-Men Origins: Wolverine stores player attributes (Health, Rage/Energy, Experience) in dynamic memory addresses. These addresses shift every time the game is restarted (Dynamic Memory Allocation). To build a stable trainer, one must locate the "Base Address" or a "Pointer Chain" that points to the current memory location of these attributes. x-men origins wolverine trainer
// Hooking the game's process "Wolverine.exe"+123456: jmp newmem nop nop returnhere: // Template for "God Mode" alloc(newmem
The found address is temporary. We need to find what points to it. DWORD pID = GetProcessId(game)
Most trainers for the PC version offer a standard set of hotkey-activated cheats:
// Add offset to reach health healthAddress += HEALTH_OFFSET;
int main() const char* game = "Wolverine.exe"; DWORD pID = GetProcessId(game);