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I have a script that uses the memory address of a program. Every once in a while the address is different how do I find the new one? I hope this makes sense. :think:

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I've run into the problem when writing memory hacks for some games of mine. When the game would update the memory addresses for specific values that I was hacking would change. The only solution to this that I know of is to manually search for those values again.

There is a nice tool called "T-Search" which makes this fairly painless. There are lots of tutorials for it online. You can do a series of searches such as, "Whether the value has changed in a specified amount of time", "Search for the exact value, change it.. see which memory addresses correspond to the change", etc.

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