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[Unknown_Username]

Ever since a recent patch for the game StarCraft II, I've been unable to find a stable pointer via the automated pointer scanning that CE offers. Whenever StarCraft II restarts, the pointers will point to completely different or invalid addresses, nothing like what I was working with prior to closing the application. This used to work, but it appears as though the developers have made this slightly harder to do.

How do I go about finding pointers which will always point to the right address?

Just as a note, what I do to get these codes is:
1. Search all value types
2. Use an in game cheat code
3. Alternate searching between 0 and 2 with entering the cheat code to end up with only one address
4. Pointer scan the address
5. Pick out 50 or so of the 40-100 thousand pointers

So, what's happening? Why is this method no longer working?

[deama1234]

I haven't used pointer scaning in a while; these days it's not reliable. You should probably just go into assembly, still works lol.

If you learn some more advanced script/AOB injection, then you'll be able to "make your own pointers" so to speak; no more scanning in the dark!

[Unknown_Username]

I still can't figure this out. The game crashes each time I follow video guides, and the addresses are just driving me in circles. Finding out what writes to this address gets xor [rax+rbx*4],r8d and I have absolutely no idea what to do in that case. Toggling the breakpoint in the memory viewer simply crashes the game, and it's terribly confusing.

Please help.................... Thank you to those that do.

[Unknown_Username]