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alien56
22nd February 2007, 23:10
Hi, I read a tut on getting the OFFSET of your Address by address by subrating a near by address. The Only problem with the tut is it dealt with straight numbers. I need to subtract Combanation of letters/numbers and dont know how. The address Im using has the Function I want 99% of the time, but the other 1% of the time it gives something else.
041BBAAF DC6A 08 FSUBR QWORD PTR DS:[EDX+8]
041BBAB2 DD5A 08 FSTP QWORD PTR DS:[EDX+8]
041BBAB5 DD05 B8DE2604 FLD QWORD PTR DS:[426DEB8]
Im interested in 41BBAB2. So should I subtract 41BBAB2 - 41BBAB5. Now how do I do that?
Kookie
24th February 2007, 18:11
Hi, I read a tut on getting the OFFSET of your Address by address by subrating a near by address. The Only problem with the tut is it dealt with straight numbers. I need to subtract Combanation of letters/numbers and dont know how. The address Im using has the Function I want 99% of the time, but the other 1% of the time it gives something else.
041BBAAF DC6A 08 FSUBR QWORD PTR DS:[EDX+8]
041BBAB2 DD5A 08 FSTP QWORD PTR DS:[EDX+8]
041BBAB5 DD05 B8DE2604 FLD QWORD PTR DS:[426DEB8]
Im interested in 41BBAB2. So should I subtract 41BBAB2 - 41BBAB5. Now how do I do that?
As you may have seen I am still trying to learn to make hacks so I don't know the solution to what your trying to do, but as far as the letters go.. They are hexadecimal, you can find many tutorials on the net about binary and hexadecimal numbers. I strongly suggest you read them.
Here are 2 pretty good tutorials to help you understand them.
[ Binary Tutorial (http://www.lyzrdstomp.com/binary/binprime.html) | Hexadecimal Tutorial (http://www.lyzrdstomp.com/binary/hex1.html) ]
After you read the tutorials (and not until you've read them or you'll skip parts and get confused) open up your windows calculator (Start -> Run -> calc -> OK) click on "View" then select "Scientific" then select the "Hex" radio button on the left side. You can then use that to help you calculate after you understand how to.
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