Med (Linux Memory Editor) version 3.7

Med version 3.7 released.

The custom search feature now allows other scan types (int8, int16, …, int64, float32, float64), including the operators. Now also supports int64 scan type, which can be found in 64-bit games.

Besides that, there is new operator “~”, which acts like “search within”. I use it as a shortcut for search within, especially search the float number we see in the game, 999, which may be 998.999 or 999.1111. By using “~”, it will translate to search within [998, 1000]. It allows second argument, as “± x”. Without second argument, it is “± 1”.

The custom search allows to search data structure, such as a character level 10 (int32), HP 1000 (float32), HP Max 1000 (float 32). By using custom search, we can enter i32:10, f32:1000, f32:1000.

Moreover, there is a bug fix on scope search.

Simple music generator

I just revived my very old hobby project, Musgen.

I was interested in artificial creativity, was intended to advanced my study of doctorate on this topic. However, due to lack of the expertise in the local universities, I didn’t advance my study on artificial creativity.

Imagine that, if I can generate musics, then I can create my own game with any random background musics.