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Oke, see if works. gameguardian hide: 4 Speed value: 1.0F Memory Range: Ca Group search: 1.0F;0.33333334327F;0.02999999933F:9 tutorial:

Does it only detects when your using speedhack or also when you do a random search?

Why not try finding your own speed value? How to find your own speedhack value for almost any game (#906pkt)

Yes, hasn't dissapointed me. Managed to cheat many games. Left for a few years. Came back. A lot to learn from it.

Yeah, from O to Ca, then A. Unless Ca is 0.0MB otherwise pointer will be there. Works well with floats, bool and double. Just annoying when calculated offset is a pointer as well.

For what i have seen there is lil information about how the logic of attacks of speed work in RPG games. RPG games very different logic but when once figured out i am quite convinced it would be a general method as pretty much all developers have to kind of follow a logic. Actually late reply but just happened to found this convo. Something to try would be slowing speed of the game and see what happens between the tapping of the attack button and after all the functions are finished. We do not know at what moment in time it decreases or increases resulting in missing out on the desired value. One thing i learned by now is that it is never only increase or decrease. You have to be cautious about what happens.

I have no idea about it being possible through scripting. Perhaps. But in the search bar you can't have both. UTF-8 is only UTF-8. That's why i suggest you to search in byte instead of string. Because then you can do a group search mixing byte, word, dword, float, double and qword...but with string search you can only search for strings. So what you can try to do is search the string. Then gameguardian will show you the results. if you see the string twice copy the first 11 results and then you have your bytes. And then search for nearby values that do not change and copy them as a group search. But i believe your main question answered. You can't do group search in UTF-8 or any other kind of string encoding using the gameguardian search bar.

But my comment is only towards your first question, further then that i dunno what you want to do. You mentioned that the offset does not always work. Why?

Yeah but string is correct term. Even spaces are characters.

Save the results of the string search in to the save list. go to the address of that string and look for static values. save one or two static values to the save list. then select all the values in the save list and copy them as ordered. Best is to select a static value above and below the desired string.

I meant for do the ordered group search. If i have to much results searching by string i do convert the string to byte and then copy a nearby dword or qword so that i have a cleaner order group. But its not clear what your trying to do. is this for a pointer search?

Have you tried using bytes?

Perhaps it would be more efficient to reply to my private message as having a conversation in dutch on a forum won't benefit anyone here.

Yes