It is now possible to use Speeder to scan for specific values in memory. This is done with the following new console commands:
- -search [value] — Speeder will scan the game's memory for "value." Most values in Space Marine 2 are equal to [actual value] * 8 + 1; however, Speeder will do this calculation for you. Therefore, you can simply search for the real value. For example, if you want to hack your ammo yourself, and you have 25 remaining shots, you would use "-search 25."
- -search* [value] — Speeder will rescan all the addresses discovered by the previous -search or -search* and ensure the value located at each address equals "value." Again, you can search for the actual value and do not need to perform the calculation yourself. It is necessary to use -search* at least once so that you ensure the discovered addresses are correct. Otherwise, you will likely crash the game.
- -write [value] [address] — Speeder will write "value" to "address." Addresses can be discovered with the -search commands above. If you omit "address," Speeder will write "value" to every address discovered by the last -search command. This can be preferable and easier as long as you're sure the addresses are valid. Example usage: "-search 25" to find possible ammo addresses. Shoot once. "-search* 24" to filter correct addresses. "-write 25" to change your current ammo back to 25.
These changes require Speeder version 11+.
