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Get Static address for a name changer
Hello,
I just tried a lot to get the Static address of my name, but I always get one address which point on herself, I`m new with hacking and I never worked with strings befor could some one may help me?
One address which points on herself? Wut? O_O

Just do a simple pointer scan on Cheat Engine. You'll get tons to choose from
I scanned it and get the right one but it wasn't a static so I look which acesses to this address and I got some values, one only shows the half of my name the others are the same with the address I get befor q.q
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I scanned it and get the right one but it wasn't a static so I look which acesses to this address and I got some values, one only shows the half of my name the others are the same with the address I get befor q.q
Dude....you need to rescan the memory multiple times for a pointer scan to work....
Try 5 levels, it'll increase the chances of finding a static one.
I usually only rescan the memory 2 times.
Scanned the memory some times, then I get the address whichs allows me to change my name but wasn't static I look which addresses accesse to this address and get two addresses xxxxxx6 the same address I allready get and xxxxxx8 wich never shows the full name, when I scan after a 4 byte value with this address I find nothing :/ never searched a static address for a String befor :/ sorry
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Scanned the memory some times, then I get the address whichs allows me to change my name but wasn't static I look which addresses accesse to this address and get two addresses xxxxxx6 the same address I allready get and xxxxxx8 wich never shows the full name, when I scan after a 4 byte value with this address I find nothing :/ never searched a static address for a String befor :/ sorry
Why are you finding what accesses that address?
If you find an address (dynamic) that allows you to change the name then just do a pointer scan for THAT one.
(Look at the ending, they should always be similar in dynamic addresses)
Thank you, found it ! This will help me a lot !
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