If you wanted a Big Mac, you wouldn't go around to every deli and food cart asking if they serve Big Macs, because you know only McDonald's serves them. Maybe there is a general instruction that writes all coordinates. Flash Play is No Longer Supportive After Dec, 2020 Once used by legends such as. The elite trainer below is currently the most updated version of the hacks, but you should still try them on an alt to see if they get you banned. I also definately try out what you have recommended. Note that some of the hacks may cause an insta-ban or may fail, due to the fact that they haven't been updated in years. I don't know if I can solve this by using a deeper pointer scan in combination with Zanzer's idea. It seems there is no single place where I find them all. Sometimes enemies disappear from one pointer, appear in another. Now I am having trouble with a different game where I found enemies in different pointers. Ok, this seems to work with Assault Cube. The instruction handles all coordinates, that way I don't have to search for anything. The AOB scan is looking for that instruction I'm using as an injection point. Just so happens the instruction wrote to every entities Z coordinate on the map. I found out what wrote to it, and I checked what else that instruction accessed.
I found my Z coordinate (you could look for X,Y or Z, doesn't matter). What I did has nothing to do with pointers. But I am looking for a way to get the address that holds all the enemies. Using these bytes found in the memory browser only leads to the same specific enemy I guess.
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Now I am trying the AOB scan but I don't know how to get the enemy array here. enter the pointer in the Dissect Data/Structure window and expand the treeview: first offset, second offset, third offset until you find something that holds all the enemies. pointer scan for this address, repeat until you get a static pointer (with offsets) to the x coordinate find a address of a specific value (x coordinate of a single enemy) Usually I am using the pointer scanner to find the enemy array doing the following steps: Posted: Sun 2:16 pm Post subject: AOB scan - From exact enemy entity to enemies array
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