Do this about 4 times to knock out any values that might be timers/etc.

Immediately after your first scan, do another 'Unchanged Value' scan. you can do a 1-byte scan, but it will make the rest of this process incredibly slow) Do an unknown 4-byte scan (the trainer might change more/less then 4 bytes, but doing a 4 byte scan will show you the general area. Get to a point in the game where you can pause the action completely (i.e. You can take any trainer and figure out how it does what it does, by doing the following process. (it's all about reading the assembly in reverse, and finding out how 'EAX' became 'EAX' persay) It's so easy in fact, that I could proabably hack the master pointer right out of carbon, faster then the pointer scanner/trial/error can. Screw a pointer scanner! At some point, I will post a mini-guide on how to find the master pointer for NFS-Carbon. Sunbeam: The NFS series has been the *EASIEST* engine i've found yet, to find pointers to. The next project we take on needs to be a game less for the silly masses and more for the intelligent few Why do all these great minds come together over such a game like NFS /snicker Cparty,JONG,gnagna2000, and Sunbeam! I'm left with this question though. Great to see all you original folks back again. simply change the addresses to XYZ in the trainer interface). I was going to ask if someone could find the XYZ values, as I'm doing most of the trainer modification while i'm work and have no access to the game itself, but JONG already found it ! Thanks! I'll confirm the value locations tonight and we should have a working mapper (once again, I dont even have to re-code or re-compile.

Nfsc trainer 1.2