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Settings and themes

Settings

Settings → General … holds the settings, stored in Grembyte's database.

Settings Settings
Setting Meaning
Language Deutsch, English, or as the system. Takes effect at the next start.
Refresh remembered addresses every (ms) How often tracked addresses read their values.
Record the activity log Write the activity log. Takes effect at once.
Trace under Wine/Proton: at most methods Most methods a trace hooks in a Wine/Proton game (default 5000, or no limit). Traces of tens of thousands of methods froze or crashed games there.
Trace: ask first from methods From this many methods the trace asks before it starts; Mono has to compile them all.
Trace: entries in the sequence How many calls the trace and the native trace keep in order during the scenario; raise it when the window reports dropped ones.
Automatically download the Wine/Proton Frida gadget Off by default; see Wine and Proton.
Hooks: short jump in tight spots (experimental) See the hook limitations.
Hooks: patch hooks the game removed again For games that check and restore their code, e.g. Dark Souls III. Grembyte checks every second and patches again. Can be detected by anti-tamper systems.
Hooks: measure their cost Measures every write at a hooked site: calls per second, skipped writes, waiting time and run time. Shown in the tooltip of the "Applied" column and in grembyte.log.

Defaults fills in the default values; Save stores them.

Settings → Backend (watch & hooks) chooses between Frida and ptrace; see backends.

Color themes

Settings → Color theme … chooses a theme or edits its colors. Changes preview immediately; Save stores the palette and activates it, Cancel discards the preview. Enter a new name in the theme selector to create a theme of your own.

Theme editor Theme editor

The bundled themes are Github-Dark (the default), Github-Light, Solarized-Dark and Solarized-Light. Themes of your own are saved as grembyte_themes_<name>.json; Files and environment says where.

Window layout

Every window keeps its size, its splitters and the column widths you set; windows that are not modal also keep their position.