This will narrow down the memory addresses from ones that had value 5 when you started, but have since changed to 4. Go back to Banished, change the resources Desired amount to 4 (or anything other than 0 or 5, really), and after the Count changes again, head back to cheat engine, type in the new value (4 if you're following my lead), and then press NEXT SCAN ( NOT first scan). Once the count matches the desired, go back to cheat engine and type 5 in to the box labeled Value:, then press First Scan In your banished game, set the desired amount of the resource you want to manipulate to a nonzero number (I usually choose 5) in the trading post inventory window Start banished, and select the process in cheat engine (when you open it it's the flashing icon in the top left) There are a tremendous number of ways to use this in any given game, and I've only got a few days experience with banished so I'm sure somebody else has thought of something more creative, however The simplest way of using this method in Banished that I've found is to edit the number of a resource located in a trading post. It works by changing variables within a games memory. I use a program called Cheat Engine to do this. I know there's a trainer out there somewhere for Banished already but, if you ask me, it completely and irreparably ruins the game experience (unless I just don't understand how it works: its effects are irreversible to a particular save game). If you just want to build like there's no tomorrow, and then worry about infrastructure AFTER the fact, this can be usefulĮven the honest player might want to save his 1000 pop city after failing to recover from disaster It's actually useful for testing purposes if you don't want to have to worry about a particular resource or something Some people won't play a game unless they know they can cheat (more sales) It will prevent a bug that would make you crash when exiting your town.I'm aware this might not be well received, but I've got a few good reasons for posting this. Once you got back on the main menu after making and confirming any change to your mods, take the time to entirely exit the game before starting a new town. For very large mods you can spend several minutes with a black screen while it's loading. If the mod(s) you enabled is(are) large, it can take a while. If the freeze happens after you enabled the mod, when you exit the main menu and confirm the change, it's because the game is reloading stuff. Maybe Steam hasn't finished downloading the mods you subscribed to in the workshop, or you somehow got a corrupted file. If the freeze happens when you try to access the mod menu, there's something weird going on. (You'll also crash if you try to load a save while having anything that isn't a Banished save in the Save folder.) If you added mods manually in the Windata folder, make sure you only have files in.
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