Cheat Engine

[dr_beat]

Could someone give me a hand to find pointer(s) of this address ?
It will be very nice if u show the steps too.
.... and of course, the offsets i should fill.

At the bottom left of this pic, u can see 3 addresses that have same value.
the value 70 is the amount of my gold.
It is confusing here... there are 3 addresses to describe amount of the gold. (In the game it self, there just a single line that show the amount of your gold. each time the amount my gold changes, these 3 addresses also change with the same value.

Right now, I'm trying to find pointer of the first address.

Thanks in Advance, I really appreciate every single effort for this case.

[U]

your pointer at this level is held in ecx

being an online game it might have cheat checks tho,

also it may be the screen amount of gold but you can trace back from that to the real gold address,

anyway thats the pointer at this level so far

[dr_beat]

aaarghhh.....

U, I gave u the wrong screen shot.... u must be saw the screen shot before I edit my post... at the previous screen shot I was examine the third address, as shown right now in picture above.... meanwhile the extra info windows was from the first address.... I haven't close it when I examine the third address.

I'm really sorry man, this is my fault.

But thank u very much for helping me out.
I hope u would spend some time... again... to take a look again to my edited post...

Once again, please forgive me.... and thank you, U..

[U]

even better



you can see the static pointer up the top of the picture


mov esi,[00db5648] ... you can see the contents next to it ie,,,,


2bb1294

you can also see this in the extra info window register

esi = 2bb1294


then the offset is added which is 744

you can see this if you use hex in the windows calculator and add 2BB1294 + 744 = 2BB19D8


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so your pointer needs to be db5648 + 744 as the offset

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like I said though it may just be a screen value but if it works tempory on the normal found addresses then it should be ok..

anyway that [00db5648] is a static base pointer type thing that is the sort of thing that is ideal to look for

[dr_beat]

Hey U,

The tuts u gave me above is perfectly correct...!!!

I have read your post... somehow... i dont know why... its just looks like very very easy...
easy to do... easy to understand...

but

every time i try to do like what you said... i never get the right pointer...
it is always shown like:

P->?????? or P->(number blablabla) but the value is very very large.

and they don't change as my values changes. It is so different with the correct pointer address that you gave me... it changes along as the values changes.
I tried to do tutorial step 6 and 8 again for some time to understand more, these tuts are easy to do... but real program is so hard...

If you have time... would you help me with a walkthrough again ? I give you a screen shot, as shown below...
it is not I'm lazy to work with this stuffs... but it is really confuse me.... I've tried but I never find the right path...

geez.. I need to learn much things from you... thanks man, I really appreciate it.

btw..... do you know how to give contribution point to forum member... I think you deserve it....

[Chase Payne]

Ok if your pointer is P->?????? or P->WTF??? 217348901749023 (Value)
What you really need to do is... you see when you clicked extra info it says The value of the pointer needed to find this adress is probably 02BB1294.
Ok so what you need to do is now.... tick the hex option on the cheat engine. Then Enter 02BB1294 on 4 bytes EXACT value.
You will see many or few adresses.
Now click add aress manually.
Then tick pointer
Then enter the adress thats on top of your scan (from earlier when I told you to search for 2BB1294) and since the code has ESI+00000744 your offset is 744.

[dr_beat]

@Chase Payne

I did it before, it result nothing. it just put in the list a pointer address with P-> (number number number) (Very large value)...

but they dont change along as my value changes. I've tried to modify these value also. the result is severe graphic error then the program crashes...