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Posted: **Sun May 20, 2012 10:02 pm**

Is it possible to do a negative offset, so instead of offsetting to a greater memory address offset to an earlier address?

Issue I am having at the moment is I have a section of memory and I have an address with a set of offsets which are reliable but I am struggling to find a reliable address+offsets for an address which is always 0x60 before the address I can get reliably.

Offsets that are reliable are

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{0x18,0xC8,0xC,0x34,0x264,0x8},

As an example the reliable offsets point to
13454DE0
but I also want the value at
13454D80

Any thoughts?

--=== Edit ===--

Turns out it isn't always 0x60 before the address, so that won't work.
I'd still like to know if it's possible though just for curiosities sake.

Posted: **Sun May 20, 2012 10:52 pm**

Well, I don't really think that would be possible normally because an unsigned int is needed. You can, however, just subtract 0x60 from the address and use a memory reading function on that new address; that would accomplish the same thing and be easier to read.

Posted: **Mon May 21, 2012 4:04 am**

Since I couldn't find a set of offsets that was 100% reliable I did a lot more testing, turned out when 1 set of offsets failed another worked so I came up with this as a solution, testing it now and seems good so far.

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		playermaxhp = memoryReadFloatPtr(getProc(), addresses.playerbase, addresses.playermaxhpoffset) or 0
		if playermaxhp == 0 then
			playermaxhp = memoryReadFloatPtr(getProc(), addresses.playerbase, addresses.playermaxhp2offset) or 0
		end

So if the first set fails it uses the second set.

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memory offsets, possible to do negative?

memory offsets, possible to do negative?

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