Bit Slicer

Bit Slicer is a universal game trainer that allows you to cheat in video games by searching and modifying values such as your score, lives, ammunition, and much more.

Features

• Memory Scanner
• Search and narrow down values of several types: integers, floating-points, strings, byte arrays, and pointers
• Add, delete, and modify variables with ease
• Freeze variable's values
• Store a process' entire virtual memory space and search for values based on incremental changes
• Manipulate pointers by de-referencing variable addresses
• Memory Inspection
• View and edit memory live in a hex editor-style window
• Dump memory to files on disk for manual inspection
• Modify memory protection attributes
• Debugger
• View live disassembly of instructions
• Modify instruction's bytes directly, or by assembling instructions (including nopping)
• Set breakpoints, resume from them when they're hit, view backtraces, manipulate thread registers, and step into/out/over instructions
• Inject x86 code on the fly
• Watch for what instructions access a variable in a document
• Save slice documents so that you can send cheats to your friends
• Pause and un-pause current process
• Undo & Redo many kinds of changes, including searches
• Evaluate mathematical expressions automatically (eg: in a flash game, search for 58 * 8)
• Run as a normal user, not as the superuser (root)!
• Enjoy OS-level features such as auto-saving, document versioning, window restoration, notification center, app nap, dark mode, etc.

• Fixed bug where a script may have assumed to have an execute function but did not actually have one
• Added Spanish translations (thanks Sebastian Mallol!)
• Added compatibility improvements including dark mode for Mojave