Lots of plugins have not been updated in a long time, which sucks because there are many that are very useful but outdated... like XAnalyzer and ScyllaHide.

horsicq wrote a plugin updater but building it from repo can be.. challenging..

I've built his plugin and posted in another thread some time ago on this forum

x64dbg is an excellent debugger.

So sorry...Im am using 32bit and using OLLYDEBUG...Unlucky app older is ok but new is not...I got this erro when debug! Any guy can help me fix pls...
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Microsoft Visual C++ Runtime Library
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Runtime Error!

Program: C:\...


This application has requested the Runtime to terminate it in an unusual way.
Please contact the application's support team for more information.

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OK
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Where can I find Scylla import reconstructor as a plugin for x64dbg?

on official GH repo

@demon_da check those:

fork from x64dbg//Scylla

For more updated fork:

There is even a forum thread for Scylla
Scylla x64/x86 Imports Reconstruction

Which plugin can be used with this debugger (32bit) to bypass INT 2D antidebugging as it is possible to do with StrongOD with Olly? Thank you

It was integrated to x64dbg a few years ago. Just press Ctrl+I or click the 'S' button in the middle of the default toolbar. ;)

x64dbg snapshot 2025-01-06

@mr.exodia You should add "I use this as my main debugger" in the poll in the OP.

This replaced olly for me. I really only use Ollydbg to run scripts.

Sadly x64dbg does not run ollydbg scripts :/ You have to re-write your x64dbg scripts

The June 2025 x64dbg release introduces a revamped type system with support for bitfields, enums, and anonymous types, making data inspection faster and more intuitive. It also adds AVX-512 and half-float support, boosts performance for large structures, and includes quality-of-life improvements like interactive type previews and smarter data displays.

If you use an LLM, it can do it almost automatically. It's just a matter of eventually giving it the specifications of both, but it is likely not necessary in most cases

In my expreience, LLMs suck at assembly. However, if I need converting olly scripts to x64dbg, yes, I will get help from an LLM