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  1. Install and run CE (I'm using CE 6.6), then you should probably see this:
  2. http://imgur.com/aaUHpIp
  3. Now run FIFA 17, go back to Cheat Engine -> press CTRL + P -> find "FIFA17.exe" on the process list and select it -> Open
  4. http://imgur.com/w9J4thl
  5. Right now we can start our reverse engineering process. :)
  6. Press "Memory view" button (left bottom corner).
  7. http://imgur.com/YCLjft8
  8. Search -> Find memory
  9. http://imgur.com/jlksul7
  10. Edit "From" value. Replace "00400000" with "140000000"
  11. In the empty input write "PERC_FIND_PLAYERS_RANGE_" and press "OK"
  12. why "PERC_FIND_PLAYERS_RANGE_"? Well, in FIFA 16 we were able to edit "scout.ini" (https://pastebin.com/xg0ryPNd).
  13. As you can see, "scout.ini" file contains many interesting things. If you Navigate yourself to line 678 you will be able to see that these lines (678-691) are responsible for the amount of players that our scouts bring to us every month, so we want to edit it.
  14. http://imgur.com/qkmuIJy
  15. http://imgur.com/omrv10u
  16. Scroll a little bit up for a beggining of a string.
  17. Now we want memory address where this string is located, to get it just simply right click on a first letter and then on "GO to addres". Copy value from the pop up ("143C61CE8"), it may change if EA update the game.
  18. http://imgur.com/vN6RvMH
  19. http://imgur.com/CJNTtDo
  20. So we have string address, now lets find a place where game access to it. How to do this? Search -> Find assembly code.
  21. In input write "lea *,[143C61CE8]". Value in square brackets is address of our string in game memory. Ofc. we want to scan memory from "140000000" to "15099FEA0". If everything is filled up press "Scan" and wait. :)
  22. http://imgur.com/i3x1wNb
  23. After a few minutes (or hours, scan speed depends on your PC) we should get our scan result.
  24. Double click on it and move on to "Memory Viewer". :)
  25. http://imgur.com/teaRwVo
  26. Now is the hardest part, understand that assembly code somehow.
  27. http://imgur.com/eYRI21g
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