Cheat Engine

[Dark Byte]

1:
assuming that s is "0125d60f"
then you can convert that to a number by doing:

[bknight2602]

Ok, I finished this last night using a different number technique but will change to your suggestion. Yes if you look at the previous bit of code, I only went through the loop a couple of times. Many thanks for your patience and understanding. Here is the final product for those searching for a similar bit of code, although it probably is not optimized.

I have done quite a bit of searching and locating byte information on HOMM3.
Each character has h462 bytes.
Orrin first hero (example h126D60F, probable start h126D5F0)
Tiva last hero (example h12802AD, probable start h128070F)

ms = createMemScan()
memscan_firstScan(ms, soExactValue, vtString, rtRounded, "Orrin", "", 0, 0xffffffffffffffff, "*X*C*W", fsmNotAligned, "", false, false, false, true);
memscan_waitTillDone(ms);
fl = createFoundList(ms);--List of text searches for 'Orrin'
foundlist_initialize(fl);
foundlist_getCount(fl);
for x = 0, foundlist_getCount(fl)-1 do--Items are in the hex format (0125D60F) without 0x
memrec1 = foundlist_getAddress(fl, x);
memrec2 = "0x" .. memrec1;
tivaaddress = memrec2 + 0x22c9e;--Items are in the number format of the hex summation
tivaaddress = string.format('%x', tivaaddress);--Items in number format converted to hex format without 0x
if readString(tivaaddress, 5) == "Tiva" then--Not sure why this line required a search for 5 characters, but searching for 4 resulted in 'Tiv'
memrec1 = "0x" .. memrec1;
--byteoffset = tonumber(memrec1);--Dark Byte final suggestion and would replace the following line
memrec1 = memrec1 + 0x000000;--Item is in the number format of the hex summation
byteoffset = memrec1;--byteoffset is in the number format (19256847)
end;
end;
addresslist = getAddressList();
memrec3 = addresslist_getMemoryRecordByDescription(addresslist, "Orrin");
orrinaddress = memoryrecord_getAddress(memrec3);--Item in number format
for x = 0, addresslist_getCount(addresslist)-1 do
memrec4 = addresslist_getMemoryRecordByID(addresslist, x);
if byteoffset ~= orrinaddress then
memoryrecord_setAddress(memrec4, memoryrecord_getAddress(memrec4) + byteoffset - orrinaddress);
end;
end;

My next project is to use an Array Of Bytes bit of code on another game, but if help needed would be in a different thread.
Edited to correct code math operations in the if statement