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    Pointer Scanner in CE is slow

    I found addresses for zoom & coordinates but i'm having problem finding it's pointer... because the scanning took way too long. Any other way to do it? The "find out what accesses/writes this address" don't work because i attached the dragonnest.exe when it loads.

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    try to use address logger (Find Pattern) to find bug offset from main base address...
    you can find it on C/C++/C# section dwar have post it..
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    I need find its static address b4 attempt using findpattern...
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    no u just need sigy / static Array Of Byte so u can find the byte pattern and get offset from game base address..
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    Just use Mihox's trainer its easy no need to use CE.
    For zoom and coords

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    Quote Originally Posted by emoisback View Post
    no u just need sigy / static Array Of Byte so u can find the byte pattern and get offset from game base address..
    emoisback, do u even understand what ur talking about? without the real address, there is no point using aob because the address from your first scan was dynamic.

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    Just use Mihox's trainer its easy no need to use CE.
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    This thread is about Dragon Nest NA & INA which use hshield! mihox trainer is for SEA & it's ****ing easy because there is public GPK disabler.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Nausicaa View Post
    emoisback, do u even understand what ur talking about? without the real address, there is no point using aob because the address from your first scan was dynamic.
    i dont think so, you need real address just because aob will not change right??, but dynamic address have a static byte too...just need to make a pattern 57 AE 87 ?? ?? CD < ?? is dynamic byte that change when reopen client...i'am not talking about finding static AOB, i talk about finding Dynamic AOB...
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    Quote Originally Posted by emoisback View Post
    i dont think so, you need real address just because aob will not change right??, but dynamic address have a static byte too...just need to make a pattern 57 AE 87 ?? ?? CD < ?? is dynamic byte that change when reopen client...i'am not talking about finding static AOB, i talk about finding Dynamic AOB...
    that only works if you already found location of the static address, how possible you can find it with aob from dynamic address? take a look at images below:

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    owh i see u get the aob value from static address right??...
    what i mean is find aob from static opcode, like push eax , test eax,eax, and other static byte from opcode...
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    Quote Originally Posted by emoisback View Post
    owh i see u get the aob value from static address right??...
    what i mean is find aob from static opcode, like push eax , test eax,eax, and other static byte from opcode...
    You didn't read my question properly & misunderstood from the beginning u to start to comment in this thread. I told you already i yet found the pointer but u keep telling me to use aob from my first scan address.
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