Operation - is - WriteFile then Include.I am not sure about the difference in procmon vs. We need to pay attention to two operations here: WriteFile and CreateFile. We forced a save game write event, we only need to keep write events. Filtering by File System Activityīut our most important filter is next. This reduces the number of events to 341. We can filter by File System Activity using the icon in the toolbar. Results after filtering by process Filtering by Write EventsĪssuming things are saved in a file and not registry (registry is an option but usually not in games because save files are big). Procmon's Procee TreeĪfter selecting, the filtering takes a few seconds and we are down to around 409 events. But in this case, Steam is handling the save file.
Note: It's tempting to just select Moonlighter and that is what I initially did. It filters by process ID so it will not work between different executions. In the process tree, right-click Steam and select Add process and children to include filter. Open the Process Tree at Tools > Process Tree. Now I had 27000 events (excluding profiling events).
Alt+tab out and stop capturing events with File > Capture Events. 
Finishing the tutorial in the VM was hard (lol). The game is already slow in the VM and procmon will make it worth.
Start the game, do not start procmon yet. There are different ways to do this (I think every loading screen does it). To do this, we need to find an event that forces a game save. We need to minimize the total number of captured events and then use filter to further reduce the number. Non-Steam: C:\Users\AppData\LocalLow\11BitStudios\Moonlighter. Steam version: \Steam\userdata\606150\remote. This reddit comment mentions two locations: We can discover the save file in two ways: If you have a different version, your save file location will be different. I have so many games (that I will never play) in my account. I do not think modifying the save and game files will get my steam account banned, but I do not want it to happen. Moonlighter is not a multi-player game and is not VAC enabled, but I wanted to be safe. It's a straightforward game for getting into "game hacking." Setup In the next part, I will discuss modifying the game to one-shot enemies and other things. This post talks about how I discovered the save file and how we can modify it to give ourselves any item in the game. After farming for multiple hours to get a few drops of one item, I decided to cheat at it. At each dungeon level (there are four), you have grind the items needed for crafting the next level equipment. You have a shop and you can sell items in your shop and do a bit of price manipulation based on supply and demand. It's your typical dungeon crawler with a twist. Over the new year break, I played it for 10 hours a day for 2-3 days.
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