Using Cheat Engine in Bluestacks emulator

by Gamecheetah.org · Published May 14, 2017 · Updated May 14, 2017

Using Cheat Engine in Bluestacks emulator, or any other emulator, isn’t something that cannot be achieved easily. If you found this article, I believe that you know what is Bluestacks emulator, and I believe that you have already want to know if there is any way of using Cheat Engine on Bluestack. There is the way.
First, let’s see what are advantages of using Bluestacks.

About Bluestacks

Developers are very quiet about real advantages of using this tool. On their official website, you can only find this description.
“Join 130 million people around the world already getting fullscreen enjoyment from top apps and games like WhatsApp and Castle Clash. Our Best-in-Class “Layercake” technology enables even the most graphics-intensive games to run smoothly on your PC. BlueStacks App Player is the only Android Emulator supported with investment from Intel, Samsung, Qualcomm and AMD.”
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Truth is that Bluestacks is the most popular Android emulator in the world. It supports over 1,5 million games and apps, and have some advanced options that can’t be found in other emulators, like streaming gameplay directly to Twitch.
Before you install Bluestacks, check if you have system specs needed to run it. You will need at least 2GB RAM, 4GB disk space, and installed DirectX9 and .NET Framework 3.5 or higher.

Of course, if you don’t like Bluestacks (free version has way too much advertisements), you can always choose Nox App Player. [How to use Cheat Engine in Nox]. So let’s go.

Using Cheat Engine in Bluestacks emulator

I assume you have already installed Bluestacks and Cheat Engine on your computer. If you haven’t, do it now.

Our next step will be to open Cheat Engine, and before opening Bluestack process, in Cheat Engine click on EDIT.
From the left sidebar, choose SCAN SETTINGS .
Mark option “MEM_MAPPED: Memory that is mapped into the view of a section. (E.g:File mapping, emulator memory, slow)”. After that, everything should look like this.

This settings will work in almost all emulators of virtual machines.
If you want to be sure that you are browsing right memory region, you can go to Edit – Settings – Extra.

Mark Read/Write Process Memory (Will cause slower scans). Now you will have option to open Physical memory instead of process.
Have fun with cheating.