Player pointer

[joboy_67]

Hey guys, can I get help finding the player level pointer, I have looked into programs that have the point but I can not get it to show the players level on cheatengine. I need it for a quick bot. Thank you!
Here is what I have to work with, I'm not sure what to scan if I were to start from scratch.
Credits to XAutomation for this piece of information.

(0x00CF7C00) + 0x34) + 0x24); // Reads Player Base
(Pbase + 0x8) + (0x35 * 4)); // Reads players level

[SKU]

..I can not get it to show the players level on cheatengine...

...I'm not sure what to scan...

That's a tricky one.

[joboy_67]

That's a tricky one.

Give me a break. What I mean is that I am not sure what type of scan to do first of all, 4 byte, double? Second, I have already tried and failed. Atleast help me out if you plan to post =P

[Flowerew]

(0x00CF7C00) + 0x34) + 0x24)((;

I added some open parenthesis at the end to make up for the closing one...that's for free pal. No problem!

[SKU]

You don't need to scan anymore, you already have the information you need to get what you want. (Assuming the addresses are correct)

Just read them, and no I don't know how this works with CE as I've never used it.

[amadmonk]

Give me a break. What I mean is that I am not sure what type of scan to do first of all, 4 byte, double? Second, I have already tried and failed. Atleast help me out if you plan to post =P

Assume 4 bytes until you know differently. Memory is generally cheap enough that developers don't bother with pack directives on structs.

Edit: actually, a good "starting guess" for non-bitfields (and bytefields) is "4 byte packing, 4 byte alignment" (meaning, it will be aligned on a 4 byte boundary, and will be multiples of (a minimum) of 4 bytes in size).

There are historical reasons for this starting guess, but it happens to be the default for most C++ compilers, so it's usually worth it as a first guess.

[Sychotix]

4Byte = Integer. Float = Decimal. Double = More accurage Decimal. Is your level a decimal? I suggest you read up on variable types.

[Apoc]

Assume 4 bytes until you know differently. Memory is generally cheap enough that developers don't bother with pack directives on structs.

Usually true; but not always as you've found out.

[amadmonk]

Yeah yeah...