It was possible to edit embedded item with a Moski's pattern.
#name "Edit Embed" #author "Moski" #category "Cheats" bool Patched = false; string item_instruction = "90 90 90 90 90"; string block_instruction = "90 90 90 90 90"; uint64 item_asm_addr; uint64 block_asm_addr; void OnDestroyed() { if(Patched) { Dev::Patch(item_asm_addr, item_instruction); Dev::Patch(block_asm_addr, block_instruction); } } void Main() { item_asm_addr = Dev::FindPattern("0F 84 ?? ?? ?? 00 48 8B 97 ?? ?? 00 00 4C 8D 87 ?? ?? 00 00 48 8B 89 ?? ?? ?? 00") + 0x1B; print(Text::FormatPointer(item_asm_addr)); block_asm_addr = Dev::FindPattern("0F 84 ?? ?? ?? 00 48 8B 97 ?? ?? 00 00 4C 8D 87 08 01 00 00 48 8B 49 28")+ 0x18; } void RenderMenu() { if(UI::MenuItem("Edit Any item", "", Patched)) { Patched = !Patched; item_instruction = Dev::Patch(item_asm_addr, item_instruction); block_instruction = Dev::Patch(block_asm_addr, block_instruction); } }
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It was possible to edit embedded item with a Moski's pattern.