please! Having trouble with memory reading/writing

Been trying to updated and fix some offsets for a project I've found but I've never really seen this type of reading before.

this.MyLevel = this.Mem.ReadInt(this.Mem.Pointer(this.mainModule, 24246038, 10, 28, 62, 9));

I think I know that 24246038 = a signed 32 bit int. but what are the rest that come after it and before it? How does this differ from just using an offset?

Please help!

This is all just assumptions w/o seeing the code for the 2 functions mentioned, but

.ReadInt() looks to take 1 parameter which is an address (just a note)

This means that .Pointer() returns an address for ReadInt() to read. (just a note)

From experience it looks like this function is stepping through a list of pointers, and takes 2 things:
1) the start address
2) a list of offsets -- each offset has a corresponding pointer dereference associated with it

It probably adds the first offset to the start addr and reads an addr from that memory location(ie. dereferenced the pointer - read it's value). It adds the next offset from the list and repeats this "dereference" for each offset in the list.

order of operations:

aa = ReadMemAddr(mainModule + 24246038)

bb = ReadMemAddr(aa + 10)

cc = ReadMemAddr(bb + 28)

dd = ReadMemAddr(cc + 62)

// could be 1 or the other, depending on YOUR specific pointer/offset list. Could be either.
ee = ReadMemaddr(dd + 9) // dereference final one
or
ee = dd + 9 // no dereference

ee is the address of the 'MyLevel' variable.

edit: If the pointer list doesn't work any more, it's generally not just a matter of tweaking one of the numbers to find the right one. Easiest way would be to use CE's "PointerScan" function to find one for you.