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.. have not tried using values greater than that ..
Thats because 32767 is the maximum for 2byte signed values.CarCrazy wrote:Which is a type: R. Integer 2 bytes
For some reason, if I put the value above EXACTLY 32767, the game will read Zero dollars for cash.
everything above that will overflow into the 3rd byte. 
dalamar23666,dalamar23666 wrote:I hate to post this cause I feel real stupid for it but I am missing something I know it. I have hex edited before and understand it pretty much. I understand the number values etc. I have used art in game to try and find the money like and I can't find it. When I search for my reverse 3 bit number I get like 90. When I spend some money, convert the new amount to hex and then search for the reverse 3 bit I get 75 or so. NONE of them repeat. I wrote down every single hex reference to compare to see if there was one that repeated. Yes I am doing this while the game is running. The other thing I did was to add them all to the column on the right and then make a purchase and look for the ones with the change in the hex. There were 4 that changed. But the numbers they changed to were nowhere near what they should have been for the hex value of the amount I had spent. They were WAY WAY to high. One converted out to being just shy of a billion and I know for a fact I did not gain that much by spending money. Where am I going wrong here? Also, how did you guys only get three results?
My process
Open art. Open NFS.
Alt tab back to art and chose NFS from the program list at the top.
Convert my in game money amount to a hex code, it has been 4 digits.
Do a search in art for that hex code in reverse 3 bit.
Copy all the values to the right side of the window.
Go back in game and spend some money.
Look for a change in the values on the right side.
By the way I am using the standard microsoft calculator and starting in degrees and then just clicking the bullet into hex.
