Yeah.
From what I have read now:
Offset = The numerical difference between a desired address and a known reference address.
Address = The code that identifies where a piece of information is stored
In other words:
Offsets are values you add to a main address to find one address in the memory.
Like pointers. (It's for Dynamic Address usage.)
Address are the direct "link" to the value in the memory.
It's stricted
Right?
@Horror
And then I think it would be for usage like:
I have the XP at: (Address) 0C16A19
And the Prestige is at: (Offset) 0D8
By adding: "Prestige" offset value to the "XP" address. I get the Address to the Prestige.
From what I have read now:
Offset = The numerical difference between a desired address and a known reference address.
Address = The code that identifies where a piece of information is stored
In other words:
Offsets are values you add to a main address to find one address in the memory.
Like pointers. (It's for Dynamic Address usage.)
Address are the direct "link" to the value in the memory.
It's stricted
Right?
@Horror
And then I think it would be for usage like:
I have the XP at: (Address) 0C16A19
And the Prestige is at: (Offset) 0D8
By adding: "Prestige" offset value to the "XP" address. I get the Address to the Prestige.

thx a lot, now it's all clear and ready to fake tha name xD