Cheat Engine

[fakerlol]

So I've been looking into writing a specific mod of some sorts for Borderlands 3.

The idea is to automatically categorize picked-up items as "junk" when the rarity of the item is under a specified value.

So finding out the adress of the picked-up item was quite straight forward. What I get is the adress of the item in the specific item-slot in the inventory.

Through already made Cheat Tables I could gather some offsets to values like Sell Value, Level Req. etc.

What I need now is to find the offset to the rarity of the item (which is represented as a color from white, green, blue, purple and 'orange').

I'm quite stumped how to tackle this problem.

I can get a list of different item-objects with the same or different rarities but how do I find the offset of the rarity when it's an unchangeable value? At this point in time I don't even know if the rarity is an integer-type or an adress to some sort of object that describes the rarity.

Do you have any hints as to how I can proceed here?

[ParkourPenguin]

No clue how it works in BL3, but in BL2 I'm pretty sure it was dynamically calculated at runtime based on the parts the weapon consists of.
If this holds true for BL3 as well, you can find and call the function that calculates the rarity. This might not be too bad if you know assembly.
Alternatively, find some cached value after the game calculates it. Might be easy or impractical.

If you really think it is a value, find several structures of weapons, put them in the structure dissector, group them together based on their rarity, and look for similarities/differences within/between groups.

[fakerlol]

[ParkourPenguin]