(adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({}); just wondering how do you "find offsets" im tired of waiting on other people to release just thought if i new how to find offsets i could be helping them instead of waiting here like a leech, so i figured they could use a extra hand (even if im not a pro at this yet) just takes someone to help another out to get started.

so if you can maybe post a tutorial on how to find offsets or anything (any help is great) that would be awesome

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I'm not sure how them lot found there offsets but how i found some out was by looking at changes in the game for example health is 100 and that converted to hex is 64 just searched for it for a while and found it.

I'm also sure they use the dvars in an EBOOT.BIN and search for like the jump height and running speed and then searched for it in the memory (the number that is) but I'm probably wrong its just something i would do. Hope it helps you out

That's right. I use a little of both

Ah thought so. Seems logical but wasn't sure

Thanks for the reply

so how do i crack open a EBOOT.BIN and take a look? If you could post a tutorial im sure many people would like it

Ok umm it's not always the EBOOT.BIN for example MW3 multiplayer dvars would be in the default_mp.self. You will have decrypt it to a default_mp.elf and open it up in HxD (recommended) to view the .elf file.

To decrypt it I use TrueAncestor SELF Resigner v1.85, just google for the download

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Hope this helps you out

so what would i have to crack open to find some black ops 2 multiplayer stats offsets

its the t6mp_ps3.self file then use the programme (TrueAncestor SELF Resigner v1.85) to change it to a .elf file

Ok thanks for the help (i already know how to decrypt them tho) thanks anyway for the help

ok i found some offsets and stuff in the .elf but the offsets on Hxd are like 008D5DD0 and not like 0x026E9070 why is this