Uploaded August 2026 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago

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Reassemble can assist with aversion to make a new script or opcode equivalent (This is quite helpful in stuff like pcsx2 jump codes after some mov whatever if it's included in the script or some code that strangely changes per open pcsx2 with some game again) or the need to make multiple script variants. Also works well after wildcarding aobscan thinger.

In general when you turn a script off, the instructions/opcode/code might scramble into something unfavorable and if you trigger that current function again, you may crash the game (best be sure it's not constantly reading or writing at the time, or you're somewhere in the game where it doesn't trigger at the moment, or you truly paused the application before making the script inactive).

I'm not sure why but it happens. Like you could turn the script off once and it's good. A second time it's fine but an nth time it may scramble.

0:00 setting up reassemble() readmem()
4:55 regular auto assemble stuff
5:48 Salvaging Broken Code upon Script Deactivation