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I recommend installing "That girl's badge" (or any other mod which disables or ignores damage inflicted on player).
Someone, make this happen.
That's a pretty good idea for anyone struggling with it for sure.
That shoudln't be needed, but thanks! Cheat Engine kind of scares me anyways.
You're welcome! But it's nothing scary, really. Its purpose is to mod difficulty for people, and make what we call "trainers" by advanced users. Want to make a game harder ? Cap your life bar at one HP. Want to have an easy time against zombies waves ? Freeze your ammo count, and etc.
If the life variable is not protected, big emphasis on that, you just analyse the memory to find where its value is stored on your RAM. The way to find something work like this :
- You want to make you invincible, so you search for your health value, which can be a number (4) or a "floatting number" (4.0f or 1.0f, for HP percentage) by default ;
- You take a hit on purpose. You know that your health decreased so you tell the cheat engine to search in your computer memory for values that have decreased ;
- You redo the step 2 to isolate the wanted value ;
- You check the value you got. Try to edit it and check the effect in game. If it's the one, you can do anything with it and freeze it to its maximum.
There is good tutorials on how to use it, so don't be scared of it. It's really a powerful tool and "educative" tool, you can learn a lot on how softwares works with that.