Hope that this is helpfull for people who have difficulty to play game with little resources...

This is a Video Guide on how to modify the .usr file to get much much money...

Here can view the entire flash video
Utility here to decode and encode the file.


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http://clementcadbury.free.fr/redshirt2/ is an online redshirt2 decrypter. Designed for Darwinia, but I'd imagine that the algorithm is constant.

Yes i know but the initial .usr file is about 3.7 mb and it take too much time to decrypt or encrypt it. I've try and after 8 minutes give me error, so i think is better to download
redshrt2.exe (144 kb) in 2 seconds and work in local machine.

I understand, I was simply pointing out the web tool.

Redshirt2 can only encrypt and decrypt plain text without data loss. We don't use Redshirt2.

There is a much simpler way for this: good old ram editing. Works like a charm on uplink/onlink/a load of other games

May be there are 100 ways but no one tell on how to do this...

I'm sure people will appreciate your guide Chaos only tell how to do, to have money...

Next time better make a guide for stupid people like me instand to say that exist another one.... I will be the first to appreciate it
Thanks

Google for Cheat Engine. Probably the best free memory editor out there. Comes with a tutorial too.

Or you could use Cheat O Matic (on uplinklabs.net)...

Oops, forgot about that one

Too bad neither Cheat-O-Matic nor Cheat Engine nor ArtMoney work on Flash games running in a browser anymore.

-- Griffinhart

I don't know why that would be, I've managed to use ArtMoney in firefox on flash games, simply multiply whatever value you want to change by 8 before you search.

Latest versions of everything? I'll have to try that. ArtMoney stopped working around Flash 7 or 8...

-- Griffinhart

Most flash variables are stored as Double. Using CE you can search for Double values.
For some reason, integer variables (32bit / 4-byte) are multiplied by 8 when stored in memory.

So if you're searching for an ammo amount (say... 142 ammo), you search for 142 as a double, then fire, then search the next value, then fire, then search again until you find the right address. If you don't find it, multiply the value by 8 and search for that as a 4-byte integer using the same method as above.

Nope, neither method seems to work, and I tried both methods with both ArtMoney and CE.

-- Griffinhart