You can now freeze addresses pointed to by pointers and offsets in your saved address list:
- freeze
Arguments (required): [-a address (hex) OR -i saved address index] [-t data type]
Arguments (optional): [-s sleep timer (milliseconds)] [-w what to write]
Description: Similar to Cheat Engine's freeze value feature, this command will freeze the value at "address" to "what to write." If you use -i instead of -a, Speeder will freeze the saved address located at the supplied index (i.e., the address you see in the Saved Addresses Window). This allows you to freeze an address pointed to by pointers and offsets, automatically freezing whatever address the pointer and offsets point to (rather than a single address). If -w is not supplied, Speeder will freeze the address to its current value. If -s is NOT supplied, the writes will happen almost instantaneously and will use a good deal of CPU. If -s is supplied (recommended if possible), each write will happen every "sleep timer" milliseconds. Note that each "freeze" occurs in its own thread and is thus very fast. However, you should avoid freezing too many values at once.
Example: freeze -a 268ed45c010 -t float -w 1.5
To unfreeze, use the same index.
You can automatically freeze addresses in your saved address list by holding down left CTRL and left-clicking on them. This will add the "freeze -i" command to the console. All you have to do is press enter with the console in focus.
You can now use "get -w freeze" to have Speeder display all frozen addresses/indices.
I've corrected the "pload" command so that it should display the data type of your last scan. Please note that pointer files do not contain data types, so you will need to use the new -t argument to let Speeder know how you want the values displayed:
- pload
Arguments (required): [-l load file]
Arguments (optional): [-t data type]
Description: Loads the pointers and offsets from the pointer scan saved to "file name." If -t is supplied, the value displayed will reflect the chosen data type.
I've also corrected the saved address window so that when you click on an address in the pointer scanning window, it will retain the same data type.
These changes require Speeder version 6+.
