Post: How Find Offsets From Games?
08-05-2015, 07:53 PM #1
Ploutarxos1
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08-07-2015, 11:29 AM #2
Dog88Christian
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Originally posted by Ploutarxos1 View Post
Hi I Want To Learn How to Find Offsets From Ps3 Games Can Teach Me Anyone


There's many tuts out there, just google and you will find many.

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08-07-2015, 12:34 PM #3
Originally posted by Ploutarxos1 View Post
Hi I Want To Learn How to Find Offsets From Ps3 Games Can Teach Me Anyone


One of the most basic way, is to take two saves from the same game. The saves must be identical except for the data you wish to find.
For example, Load a game, and play until you have like 20$ or whatever. Save the game. Transfer it.
Reload the same save, and spend something like 10$. Save again and transfer again.
On the PC, decrypt the saves using a software like Bruteforce Save Data,. Then use an Hex editor like HxD to compare both files and point out the differences.
Search for the offset that is
- in the first save: 14 (20 in hex)
- In the second save : 0A (10 in hex)

Then re-encrypt the file, and do what you have to do to make it work again. Tuts about bruteforce can be found on the net quite easily.

This is a really basic method, but can be efficient when searching for a simple data.
But then again, as Dog88Christian pointed out, there are a LOT of tutorials about that online.

Google is your friend, mate.

EDIT : DON'T FORGET TO BACK UP YOUR SAVES

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Ploutarxos1
08-07-2015, 06:30 PM #4
Originally posted by Ploutarxos1 View Post
Hi I Want To Learn How to Find Offsets From Ps3 Games Can Teach Me Anyone


First of all (a minor detail).
The thing you are looking for are probably called addresses.
Offsets are values which are a distance from an "entrypoint".
Let's take for example:

Address for the player is: 0x1230000
And there is noclip located at 0x1230100. (distance = 0x100)
So:
0x1230000 is an address
0x100 is an offset.


But anyway, like Christian said, there are many tutorials on the WWW!
Keep in mind, learning PowerPC (PPC) and learning how to work with Debugger is a must in my opinion!

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