Answers without the forum archaeology.

Public tables can be accessed through the Tables page.

Supporter tables are distributed through the Discord server, usually through the #downloader channel once your role is active.

I generally recommend Cheat Engine 7.5+ unless a specific table page says otherwise.

If something behaves strangely, make sure you are not using a very old Cheat Engine build before reporting it as a table issue.

The usual flow is simple:

1. Start the game first.
2. Open the .CT file with Cheat Engine.
3. Attach Cheat Engine to the correct game process.
4. Enable only the features you actually need.

Some games need extra setup steps. If that is the case, the table page should mention it in the requirements panel.

The REFramework specifically disables anti-tampering measures in certain games, which would be tedious to implement directly in Cheat Engine or almost impossible for my skill level.

If a table requires something like REFramework, dinput8.dll or another helper file, follow the requirements on that table page. Skipping those steps usually means the table cannot work correctly.

First, make sure your Discord account is linked to Patreon. Patreon handles the role sync, so Discord has to know which account belongs to your pledge.

If it is already linked and the role still does not appear, try unlinking and linking Discord again in your Patreon settings. In many cases, that little re-link is enough to force the sync back into place.

The supporter content is available inside my Discord server, mainly in the #downloader channel.

Once your Patreon role is active, the relevant channels should become visible automatically. If they do not, check the role sync first before assuming something is missing.

That is unfortunate, but there is nothing I can do there.

I do not condone piracy, and I only build and test around legitimate game versions. Pirated builds can differ internally, miss updates, include extra patches, or behave in ways I cannot reasonably support.

No. At the moment, the content is pretty much only available through the Discord server.

I know that is not ideal for everyone, but Discord keeps downloads, updates, access roles and support in one place. Splitting that across multiple systems would be messy for me and worse for keeping things updated.

In theory, yes. In practice, I cannot promise that every scenario will be perfectly clean or instant, because Patreon handles parts of that flow and I am still figuring out the best way to handle edge cases.

Just give it a shot and reach out through Patreon. If the situation is fair and understandable, I will try to work it out with you.

Please do not. Patreon-only content is meant for supporters only.

I put a lot of time into building, testing and updating these tables. Sharing them around privately makes it much harder to keep the project healthy and fair for the people actually supporting it.

This usually means Patreon and Discord stopped syncing correctly, your pledge changed, or Discord was unlinked somewhere along the way.

Check your Patreon membership first, then re-link Discord in your Patreon settings. If everything looks correct and the role is still gone, ask in Discord or contact me through Patreon with your Discord username.

Yes, suggestions are welcome.

I cannot promise that every request will happen, though. I pick projects based on interest, feasibility, available time and whether the game is something I can realistically maintain.

Yes. Feature requests are often helpful, especially when they are specific.

"Add everything" is hard to act on. "Can you add stamina drain control?" is much better.

There is no fixed schedule. Some updates are quick, some are miserable, and some games fight back like they have a personal grudge.

I try to keep active tables maintained, but I am one person and table work can take time.

No. Please do not reupload, resell, mirror, leak or claim my tables as your own.

If you want to share something, share the official Leunsel link. That keeps downloads current and prevents people from using outdated files from random places.

For personal use, sure. Tinker, learn, break things, fix them again. That is part of the fun.

Just do not redistribute modified versions or present them as official releases.

Not as a guaranteed service.

I prefer support through Discord because public answers help more than one person. If every issue moves into private DMs, the same problems have to be solved again and again.

No. I wish I could, but game updates do not care about our feelings.

Tables can break after patches, engine changes, DLC updates or even small hotfixes. I will maintain what I can, but permanent compatibility is not something I can honestly promise.

No. Please keep these tools for single-player and offline use.

Using Cheat Engine online can get you banned, ruin the game for other people and create problems I do not want to be part of.

If you use tables online, absolutely possible. If you keep things offline and single-player, the risk is much lower, but I still cannot guarantee anything.

Anti-cheat systems, launchers and game protections can change at any time. Use everything at your own risk.

It can, especially if you edit extreme values, quest states, inventory data or progression flags without knowing what they do.

Back up important saves before experimenting. I try to make tables practical, but Cheat Engine is still a powerful tool and powerful tools can make a mess if used carelessly.

No. I only support legitimate game versions.

Pirated builds are often modified, outdated or packed differently. Even ignoring the obvious ethical issue, they are a terrible support target.

Usually no. Mods can change memory layouts, functions and values in ways that make a table behave differently.

If a table works with mods, nice. If it breaks because of mods, I probably cannot treat that as a normal bug.

Most issues come from version mismatch or skipped setup steps. Before reporting anything, check these points:

• Does the table match your current game version?
• Are you using the recommended Cheat Engine version?
• Did you attach to the actual game process, not the launcher?
• Did the game update recently?
• Are mods, overlays or trainers changing the game at the same time?

If all of that checks out, then yes, it may genuinely be broken and worth reporting.

That happens. Game updates can move memory, rewrite functions, change structures or break pointers completely.

I will update tables when I can, but there is no magic button for it. Some fixes are quick, others require digging through the game again from scratch.

A useful bug report saves a lot of time. Please include:

• Game name and platform, for example Steam or Epic.
• Game version or build number.
• Table version.
• Cheat Engine version.
• What you enabled before the issue happened.
• A screenshot or short clip if the issue is visual or hard to explain.

Please do not just write "broken". I believe you, but I cannot fix a ghost.

Because small differences matter a lot in memory work.

Different game builds, DLC states, language versions, mods, launch options, anti-cheat leftovers or even being in a different game scene can change what a script sees. That is why exact details matter when reporting issues.