Looking for PointerSearch v4.0 by Dr.Pepper

[47iscool]

I used to have this but deleted it sometime ago when organizing my files on my HDD. Can someone upload or provide a link to it? Thanks.

I ask because the host site it was on (Wiird) is down and I can't find any other links to it.

[lee4]

Edit:
can download here the split files

[47iscool]

Hey lee, I'm not quite sure how to get the correct address. After I put both of them in it gives me, as an example:

8???????+E Any ideas what this kind of stuff means or how to get the correct address? Maybe I should just stick with gcnppc.

[lee4]

what game?

post copy and paste the results?

you can use gcnppc if you find easier to use.

PointerSearch_v4
* advance users
* can have 3 dumps
* pointer to pointer

[47iscool]

what game?

post copy and paste the results?

you can use gcnppc if you find easier to use.

PointerSearch_v4
* advance users
* can have 3 dumps
* pointer to pointer

The values are stored in ARAM, which gcnppc does not support. I just tried it again and it won't search with the two values I gave it. Which are:
906E2883
and
90802173

And when I paste those into it, it won't allow me to search.

Game is WWE 12, I'm trying to make a code to always play as a certain character.

[lee4]

in PointerSearch_v4
(word in green is vaild, word in red is invaild)

906E2883 need be 906E2880
and
90802173 need be 90802170

both ram and aram are need

[47iscool]

Thanks lee, here is what it gave me:

[lee4]

example:
in results window
USE: [(8088C740+790)] in your pointer code.

48000000 8088C740
DE000000 90009380
10000793 000000??
E0000000 80008000

add back the 3 to offset 790

[47iscool]

I think I almost understand it now, but what about that "90009380"? How/where is this in the code?

Either way the game is WWE '12 and it's ID is SW6E78 if you wanted to know. The code you put together is a player 2 character modifier. It let's player two use anybody, even the hidden staffers.

[lee4]

DE000000 80008180 <----- check pointer for vaild address in RAM 80000000 to 81800000

DE000000 90009380 <----- check pointer for vaild address in ARAM 90000000 to 93800000

[47iscool]

DE000000 80008180 <----- check pointer for vaild address in RAM 80000000 to 81800000

DE000000 90009380 <----- check pointer for vaild address in ARAM 90000000 to 93800000

So should I just use those values in each one?

[lee4]

no

because
your RAM address 906E2880 and 90802170 are in ARAM, so we use 90009380 tell gecko the pointer is goto ARAM only

48000000 8088C740
DE000000 90009380
10000793 000000??
E0000000 80008000

and
example
if your RAM address were
806E2880 and 80802170 are in RAM, so we would use 80008180 tell gecko the pointer is goto RAM only
if pointer goes into ARAM, gecko wont run the code

[47iscool]

That's kind of what I meant to say as in:

90009380 for ARAM
and
80008180 for RAM

To make it more simple I was asking if I should use 90009380 for all ARAM codes.

Thanks again for your help, now I know how to use that tool thanks to you breaking it down.

[lee4]

That's kind of what I meant to say as in:

90009380 for ARAM
and
80008180 for RAM

To make it more simple I was asking if I should use 90009380 for all ARAM codes.

Thanks again for your help, now I know how to use that tool thanks to you breaking it down.

yes

yes

no problem