Need help with cheat engine

Now I can't find any pointers for it, any tips on what max offset value / level I should choose?

I usually start with 5 offsets, going up to 7. max nodes per offset on 3

Once you get the grasp of creating pointers I would suggest finding static pointers (as of right now will those pointers be invalid next update). It's less time consuming and a good tool to have. I personally use: "trove.g_pRegistryMgr ->" Since it always stays close to the baseAddress for the structs I use in my projects.

I tried it like 10 times with different values everywhere, each time it either gives no results or gives no results after comparing the pointers with the adress from the new session, the highest I tried was 6 threads, 7000 offset value, 7 max level. Also tried to do 10000 value and 10 level of frustration, but it took too long, am I doing anything wrong? Or should I just continue increasing the values?

Base: trove.exe + 0x1055C4C
Offsets: 0x54+0x0+0x2C+0x8+0x30+0x3E0

You're doing it incorrectly, start with a fresh game, search for the initial value to be 0. Then jump and keep searching with the "Increased Value" on Scantype. When you eventually find the correct address pointer scan for it. Settings should work even with default.

Alright, the pointer scan is done, now what?
Check the number of paths it returned, if it's huge the number that is, then close the game down. DONT! Close the pointerscan table, as you will need it later. Open a fresh game client, and attach CE, afterwards open the pointer table, use the re-scan memory, then use re-scan for value, and type 0. Since the amount of jumps made on a fresh client is 0. Keep repeating this process until you've narrowed down the list. There's much more efficient ways to do this, it's a very dated and manual process but it gets the job done.

If you want to be efficient i would recommend using multiple pointermaps and cross referencing with CE. (Tutorials can be found on youtube)

Hope this gives you some guidance, it's not as hard as you think.

Thanks a lot, but the problem is that all the values you sent have this "0x" part, which I never saw in any pointers or other people CT's, and of course it doesn't work if I just copy and paste it in a pointer's offsets and whatever "trove.exe + 0x1055C4C" part is called. How am I supposed to edit these values to make them work in a pointer?
Also I'd like to post a video of me failing to do the pointer scan the way you told me but I can't post links so nvm. I totally didn't upload it on drive google com /open?id=1UPU176dxI-ucHy1VymDEQQCFTvTVrSY_

if you want to add them to ce just remove the 0x from each offset and u r fine

Alright, I got the wrong function for you, I thought you were looking for "total jumps made" not the current jump count. But no matter. Here's the static pointer for the function that writes to the current jumps. "trove.CAkGameObject::~CAkGameObject+D397". If you want to make it a "Infinite jump" you need to change the registers at this location, so the increment is either negative or nothing at all.
You can create assembly scripts for this in CE.

EDIT: The 0x part in the offsets, have nothing to do with it, it's the same as just typing it out, I'm just used to writing bytes with hexadecimal identifiers in front of them due to the fact you can't reference it in C++ or any other language without that prefix.

So... now I have to learn to create assembler scripts? oh god it went too far. i'll try my best