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FireStorm001
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 Posted: Sun Aug 17, 2014 7:35 pm Post subject: Can't find static address |
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Hello , i am trying to make trainer for offline game , i have find the right address but when i restart the game, this address changes randomly, i have tried to find pointer using "Find out what writes to this address" but i was surprised that "right" address is same as the address which used for locate pointer as shown in the image
After enter this address in search box i got 0 result , also i have used "Find out what access to this address" to check if the game using multilevel pointers, , i have tested every addresses but none of them are static 
Any help ?
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Geri
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| Posted: Sun Aug 17, 2014 10:29 pm Post subject: |
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Use the pointer scanner.
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FireStorm001
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| Geri wrote: | | Use the pointer scanner. |
Is there any programming code that will change value of "ECX" address of instruction? Because it will save my life !
Also how i can see addresses of certain instruction without trying to find right address ?
Because instruction always same and doesn't change !
pointer scan seem it will takes ages  |
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Geri
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This instruction is probably accessing to a lot of addresses, not only for the value that you want to find. If it is accessing to only one value, it can be done easily with code injection, but if you check what is accessed by this code, most likely you will find a lot of addresses.
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FireStorm001
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| Posted: Mon Aug 18, 2014 11:26 am Post subject: g |
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| Geri wrote: | | This instruction is probably accessing to a lot of addresses, not only for the value that you want to find. If it is accessing to only one value, it can be done easily with code injection, but if you check what is accessed by this code, most likely you will find a lot of addresses. |
Thank you bro, i have used pointer scanner and spend half day until i found good result around 710 pointers and most of them are working. As you said alot of address related to this instruction ! |
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