Not unusual for a multi-level pointer to point to another pointer addy.
The first pointer address can then be searched again also.
For example
[[[0x0045AA1F]+10C]+80]+0A] may be your initial level 3 pointer search results.
So search for 0045AA1F (Hex value of course :P) and you may came across another level 3 pointer with the proper address at the end.
If using L.Spiro's MHS software, check out their site at www.memoryhacking.com
Perhaps L.Spiro himself will give you a hint or two, he always was good at explaining things :P
[Edited by DABhand, 5/1/2010 8:52:52 PM]
no what I mean is that 0045AA1F is dynamic, and it's pointing to itself. when I search 0045AA1F for value in MHS, it is pulling up 0045AA1F, with an offset of -4. it's just being really weird.
Maybe the game is detecting CoSMOS and anti-hacking measures are in place.
You do realise when searching for multi-level pointers, the address in the pointer has to be replaced by the new one which is closer to 0 in offset.
For example..
[0x1044AAEE]+24]
You pointer search and see this
104410EA offset 0C
The next pointer will be
[[0x104410EA]+0C]+24]
And so on
[Edited by DABhand, 5/1/2010 10:05:26 PM]
yes, it is at about the 3rd to 4th levels that it starts to repeat itself, which is why I wanted to have someone watch what I am doing for mistakes, etc.
I wish someone would be able to tell me what to do in this situation. :/