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The rejection of making a trainer for this game, was because it was an RPG Maker game. However it appears it was made using the Construct engine, according to their developer diaries.

Please correct me if I'm wrong, I honestly love to learn. I'm guessing that the Construct engine works similar to RPG Maker's engine when it comes to trainers, and it's not worth the time, or not possible, to make a trainer for it?

Thank you.

where did you hear that this game was retired for being a RPG maker game?

That is the reason I was given for not being able to train the game by multiple trainer makers that tried. Maybe that engine is just like RPGMaker. Regardless, I had TWO separate trainer makers spends hours EACH trying to come up with a trainer and neither had any luck. Thus, game retired.

I evaluated this game and it shares similarities to rpg maker at high degree even it’s dependencies are identical if you check out the installation folder and when you start the game it creates up to 7 processes which is exactly how rpg maker behaves and if you manage to find the correct process then the address let’s say Health this is where the fun part begins, the functions responsible for read and write are shifting around the memory with events and each time in a different form thus rendering array of byte scans useless hence creating a trainer is impossible and to this date we still got no idea why it’s been made like this or how to train it, the only possible way is to use cosmos and search and edit the values yourself.

Thank you very much for your replies, this has given me something to explore. I did not mean to be offensive or argumentative, I was actually interested in learning more about the similarities between the construct engine and the RPG Maker engine. Some similarities I wish wouldn't have gone across it seems.

Thank you again.

Even using Cosmos, changing the values of the most simple things like item quantity is not reliable and crashes the game consistently.

I've been at it all day, and so far I have only been able to change the value for items 3 times on 3 separate items out of at least 100 attempts. I've tried many things, but it really seems "random" on whether or not the game will not crash.

Step 1: Find the right PID. Open Task Manager and find the PID of the process using the most RAM.

Step 2: Locate the item in your inventory and multiply the quantity by 20. ex. you have 20 of the item, search for value "40"; 21 of the item search for value "42".

Step 3: Scan. Consume 1 of the item, reduce search by 2. Re-scan.

Step 4: Repeat until you have isolated the address you need to modify. Change quantity appropriately (remember x2 rule).

Step 5: Do random things in the game ex. enter dungeon, open inventory, play with storage, feed pet, etc.

Step 6: Hope and pray the game does not crash at any point and you can "save". Close trainer; Reload game; Enjoy if you did not crash in Step 5.