Solved CheatEngine address/offset problem

[Liduen]

Hi guys,

I have a little problem here...
I found a nonstatic address and found out which addresses accesses this address.
The problem is I ended up with this:



What do I have to do next? What is the offset? For what address do I have to scan next?

Thx
Liduen

 

[c5]

Look at what the registers contain, RDX has the current index, RCX has the base of the array or w/e the container being walked.

https://guidedhacking.com/threads/start-here-beginners-guide-to-learning-game-hacking.5911/
https://guidedhacking.com/threads/beginners-guide-to-reverse-engineering-tutorial.13446/

 

[till0sch]

Offset = RDX*4 = A09*4 = 2824

 

[Szaka]

maybe offtopic, but rcx is ecx in 64 bit? I hadnt ocassion to debug any x64 file

 

[c5]

maybe offtopic, but rcx is ecx in 64 bit? I hadnt ocassion to debug any x64 file

How can it be ecx if ecx is 32 bit register and rcx 64 bit? rcx' lower 32 bits are ecx.

 

[Liduen]

That easy? Oh thanks guys =)

 

[c5]

That easy? Oh thanks guys =)

The elements in the array can be dynamical though, so the offset till0sch gave you might not work next time you run the game. If we say it points to your reload speed through the table of the weapons, and if you hold a different weapon, you will need a different index for that weapon.

But that's just to warn you in case it won't work, so you know

 

[Liduen]

The elements in the array can be dynamical though, so the offset till0sch gave you might not work next time you run the game. If we say it points to your reload speed through the table of the weapons, and if you hold a different weapon, you will need a different index for that weapon.

But that's just to warn you in case it won't work, so you know

Okay I'll test it out when I have some time again.