About structures

struct cPlayer
{
char Unknown0[66304];
float OFS_X; //0x010300
char Unknown1[4];
float OFS_Z; //0x010308
char Unknown2[4];
float OFS_Y; //0x010310
}; //size = 0x010310 (66320)
struct CBase
{
cPlayer* pLocal; //<---- addy of the PlayerPointer
char* unknown0[11273524]; //<---- if you want to make opk work here's the formula (RemotePointer - Player Pointer - 4 = [])
cPlayer** player; //<---- addy of the Remote Pointer? the question is you don't have the addy of the remote pointer, and I don't have too, nyahahaha, lol.... but if you had a time you can find it all by your self, nyahahaha, lol...
};
CBase* pBase = (CBase*)0xAC0534;


Using struct method you don't need the OPK addy all you needed are the offsets and the pointers

welcome dude

CoOl, thaNks For the Info, noW im GOing Nowhere

i agree with you @FroZeNeYe

hnapin mo muna ung pointer nyan bago mo gawin un cbase, 3 lang naman kailangan nyan eh. 2 pointer at offsets,find the pointer called remote pointer ! )

somebody already knew the addy of the RemotePointer?

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true story bro

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if you had a time, you can find the addy of the RemotePointer, I think the addy of the RemotePointer is located near where the addy of the PlayerPointer is located in IDA PRO

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welcome dude

Thanks for this ...

can someone explain me what the values between the [] at the unknown means? like the first is 66304 etc.
also, what does 0xAC0534 stand for? player pointer right?