Game Memory Editor for Windows

ArtMoney is a game memory editor for Windows that helps you find and modify values stored in a running PC game. You can search for values such as money, health, ammunition, resources and other quantities, then edit or freeze the required value.

A game memory editor works by searching the memory used by a running game. If you know the current value, you can start with an exact value search. If the value is unknown, you can use an unknown-value search and filter the results as the game changes. ArtMoney can display matching memory addresses and their current values so you can identify the address you need.

How to Edit a Game Value

The basic workflow is simple: start the game, select its process in ArtMoney, search for a value that you know, change the value in the game, and filter the search results. Repeat the search until only a small number of possible addresses remain. You can then add the required address to the table and change its value.

For example, if a game shows 100 units of money, search for 100. After spending some money, search for the new amount. Repeating this process removes unrelated addresses and helps locate the value used by the game.

Search Game Memory

For a focused guide to searching game memory, see the Memory Scanner page. It explains how ArtMoney searches memory and how to narrow the results after the game value changes.

ArtMoney provides several memory search methods. The English user manual documents exact-value searches, range searches, unknown-value searches, encoded values, sequences of values, memory-block searches and structure searches. Advanced searches can also use formulas and other filtering options.

Exact value search - find a known number such as money, ammunition or health.
Range search - search when you know a value is within a particular range.
Unknown value search - search when the exact number displayed by the game is not known.
Encoded value search - search for values that are stored in an encoded form.
Sequence search - search for a sequence of related values.
Memory block search - limit a search to a selected block of game memory.
Structure search - search for groups of related values stored together.
Formula search - use a formula to filter and identify values.

Unknown Value Search

If you do not know the exact value, see the Unknown Value Search guide for this type of search.

Unknown-value searching is useful when a game does not give you a simple number to search for. Instead of searching for a specific value, you can compare memory states after an in-game action and filter the results according to how the memory changed. This can help locate values such as health, progress or other game variables when their exact representation is not obvious.

Pointer Scanning

For more information about changing addresses and pointer paths, see the Pointer Scanner guide.

Game addresses can change when a program is restarted. ArtMoney includes pointer-search methods that can help find pointers to a required address. Pointer searches are useful when you want to locate a value again after the game loads its data at a different address.

Memory Editor

ArtMoney includes a Memory Editor for examining and changing memory data. The editor provides different ways to view memory and allows you to work with values using different data types. ArtMoney can also work with files and folders for supported search operations.

Cheat Engine Alternative

If you are looking for a Cheat Engine alternative for Windows, ArtMoney provides overlapping memory-editing functions, including game memory scanning, value editing and pointer searching.

ArtMoney Tables

ArtMoney Tables are files containing information for games, including saved addresses and descriptions. Tables can make it easier to reuse previously found values instead of repeating the entire memory search. Visit the ArtMoney Tables section to browse available tables.

ArtMoney for PC Games

ArtMoney is designed for Windows and can be used with many PC games. The current English manual includes tutorials and examples for different search methods, pointers, structures, the Memory Editor, debugging and other memory-analysis features. ArtMoney is intended primarily for single-player and offline use; compatibility with a particular game can vary.

Download ArtMoney

You can download the free ArtMoney SE (Special Edition) or learn about ArtMoney PRO on the official download page. Download ArtMoney.

Learn More

For detailed instructions and examples, see the ArtMoney User Manual. It contains separate sections for exact-value searches, unknown values, pointers, structures, the Memory Editor, debugging, formulas and other features.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is a game memory editor?
A game memory editor is a program that can search and modify values stored in the memory of a running game.

Can ArtMoney find an unknown game value?
Yes. ArtMoney provides an unknown-value search that lets you filter results based on changes between memory states.

Can game addresses change after restarting a game?
Yes. Addresses can change between runs. ArtMoney provides pointer-search and addressing features intended to help work with changing addresses.

Is ArtMoney for online games?
The official manual states that ArtMoney is not intended for multiplayer or online games. Use it according to the rules of the game and service you are using.

ArtMoney 8.21
The current ArtMoney documentation describes Special Edition SE v8.21 and includes the latest memory-search features and tutorials. Check the versions page for current releases.