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[GUIDE] Find out a pointer (static address) with CE
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[GUIDE] Find out a pointer (static address) with CE
1.Open up your CE and target game.exe
2.Search for your current HP value.
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3.Do a couple of search by changing your HP value till you obtain 1 or 2 address left
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.double click it to move it down yo your table and right click on it. right click on it and choose find out what writes on this address(it might takes a while but try changing the HP while finding might speed up)
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5.After u got your results choose it and click on more information
6.see that ESI+00000450.DO remember the 450 it will the your offset for HP.
find out what ESI stands for by checking the table down there
for me its 1b1b9048<------will be different since it supposed to be dynamic
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7.Search for the pointer tht u found previously.Remember to tick HEX
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8.you will probably get more than one result. Just take the first address
click on add address manually then tick pointer insert the address u found and the offset
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9.right click on the address you added just now and choose find out what accessed this address
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a window will pop up since its a pointer then click on find out what accessed this pointer
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10.again bunch of results pop up again select the first one and click on more information
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11.like what u saw on step 6 REad the highlighted line. this time the offset is 20
Search for edi which is 03fc9a28<----again might different from each other
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12.Search for 03fc9a28 in HEX. see that green static address thats your base address
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2.Search for your current HP value.
[You must be registered and logged in to see this image.]
3.Do a couple of search by changing your HP value till you obtain 1 or 2 address left
[You must be registered and logged in to see this image.]
.double click it to move it down yo your table and right click on it. right click on it and choose find out what writes on this address(it might takes a while but try changing the HP while finding might speed up)
[You must be registered and logged in to see this image.]
5.After u got your results choose it and click on more information
6.see that ESI+00000450.DO remember the 450 it will the your offset for HP.
find out what ESI stands for by checking the table down there
for me its 1b1b9048<------will be different since it supposed to be dynamic
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7.Search for the pointer tht u found previously.Remember to tick HEX
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8.you will probably get more than one result. Just take the first address
click on add address manually then tick pointer insert the address u found and the offset
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9.right click on the address you added just now and choose find out what accessed this address
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a window will pop up since its a pointer then click on find out what accessed this pointer
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10.again bunch of results pop up again select the first one and click on more information
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11.like what u saw on step 6 REad the highlighted line. this time the offset is 20
Search for edi which is 03fc9a28<----again might different from each other
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12.Search for 03fc9a28 in HEX. see that green static address thats your base address
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tutorial source from: [You must be registered and logged in to see this link.]
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Re: [GUIDE] Find out a pointer (static address) with CE
hi, ye I think I got a problem..
I did exactly as in the TuT and when I come to the pointer scan I did right and in the final step there is many addresses that are green (5) I put them down in the list and the value is 0x03990000 (????) but in my program that's not the value..and I maybe have the solution but I need to hear if I'm right; In my program the Type is TEXT and in CE the TYPE is 4 BYTE...so this can be the shit?
Sooo maybe if I change the TYPE to TEXT instead of 4 BYTE it can work? Maybe I did wrong?
I did exactly as in the TuT and when I come to the pointer scan I did right and in the final step there is many addresses that are green (5) I put them down in the list and the value is 0x03990000 (????) but in my program that's not the value..and I maybe have the solution but I need to hear if I'm right; In my program the Type is TEXT and in CE the TYPE is 4 BYTE...so this can be the shit?
Sooo maybe if I change the TYPE to TEXT instead of 4 BYTE it can work? Maybe I did wrong?
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Re: [GUIDE] Find out a pointer (static address) with CE
KIDDe15_LMD$ wrote:hi, ye I think I got a problem..
I did exactly as in the TuT and when I come to the pointer scan I did right and in the final step there is many addresses that are green (5) I put them down in the list and the value is 0x03990000 (????) but in my program that's not the value..and I maybe have the solution but I need to hear if I'm right; In my program the Type is TEXT and in CE the TYPE is 4 BYTE...so this can be the shit?
Sooo maybe if I change the TYPE to TEXT instead of 4 BYTE it can work? Maybe I did wrong?
mmm, probraly you forgot the offset, and if its pointer-2-pointer you need to specify 2 offsets thats why "????" value KIDDe15 put some images with your steps in help forum section i will help in this.
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