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[Doctor Death]

For about 3 days, I've been trying to figure out how to follow pointers using assembler... But now, I finally figured it out.

This is how it is:

You have a pointer. "blah.exe"+0x69F4EAE2

with offsets 0x21, and 0x69

I originally thought that to follow it, you'd have to do like:


>"blah.exe"+0x69F4EAE2+0x21+0x69


BUT YOU DON'T.

YOU WOULD HAVE TO ACTUALLY DO THIS:

>[["blah.exe"+0x69F4EAE2]+0x21]+0x69

Now, what I'm wondering is,

why was my original plan incorrect, and the final result correct?

[_player]

[address] means value at address. In your case it's yet another pointer.
The first one just adds up the numbers, resulting in blah+0x69F4B6C.
Google "assembly square bracket" for more details.