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I have this code that edits addresses in a game to get unlimited ammo and what not, and I found out that the addresses are different for every computer, sometimes every time you restart the game, so how would I manage making this work still even though they change.
If you get the address you’re looking for, and then search for that address in memory to find the address of the pointer to that data, and then search for that address in memory so you can find the address of the pointer to it, and so on, you may eventually find an address that does not change. Then, at runtime, you can use that as a starting point and dereference it to find the location you’re looking for. Of course, that all depends on how the data is laid out internally. It can get very complicated.