Hi,
I just really want to know this.
So I am following Fleep`s nice tut... I get to the point where he adds ptr to a ptr. He has the "add a pointer" option and I have only "Add Offset".
You can partially bypass that by just storing the address in the table/"adding manually" and then using the "find out what accesses this address/pointer". However this way it doesnt show the correct value in the table at the bottom. The offset value is irrelevant, because it just points to a previous address with offset 0.
https://idontmind.rajce.idnes.cz/nastenka/#CE_multilvlptrs_problem.jpg
In the next step you get your long list of addresses with the 3 green highlightened ones. However at this point, if I werent watching the tutorial, there is no way for me to determine the correct one because my 3rd lvl ptr does NOT show the ammo value in the table. It points to the same address as the other "green" static values.
"find out what accesses this" does not help at that point.
So in the future if I were to encounter the same problem Id be stuck. I would like to prevent that with your help guys.Id like to be able to see the dynamic value in my table too.
I just really want to know this.
So I am following Fleep`s nice tut... I get to the point where he adds ptr to a ptr. He has the "add a pointer" option and I have only "Add Offset".
You can partially bypass that by just storing the address in the table/"adding manually" and then using the "find out what accesses this address/pointer". However this way it doesnt show the correct value in the table at the bottom. The offset value is irrelevant, because it just points to a previous address with offset 0.
https://idontmind.rajce.idnes.cz/nastenka/#CE_multilvlptrs_problem.jpg
In the next step you get your long list of addresses with the 3 green highlightened ones. However at this point, if I werent watching the tutorial, there is no way for me to determine the correct one because my 3rd lvl ptr does NOT show the ammo value in the table. It points to the same address as the other "green" static values.
"find out what accesses this" does not help at that point.
So in the future if I were to encounter the same problem Id be stuck. I would like to prevent that with your help guys.Id like to be able to see the dynamic value in my table too.
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