15D;1,701,994,852D;1,769,366,884D;1,802,723,180D;7,105,653D:25
Here ya go! Also I recommend using these sites:
https://string-functions.com/string-hex.aspx (To convert string names to hex)
example: you want the item daredevil skull. The name of the item can be accessed onced you extract the apk. It is under assets>image>items.
Once you've found the name of your item, group the letters in your item name by 4. Example: Daredevil_skull = dare ; devi ; l_sk ; ull ;. Then reverse them. You now have: erad ; ived ; ks_l ; llu. Then copy each group on the site I've provided above one by one NOTE: BE MINDFUL OF YOUR UPPERCASE AND LOWERCASE. Lowercase is usually the go to here.
Example: erad should be 65726164 when converted into hex.
After converting, copy your hex value into this website https://www.rapidtables.com/convert/number/hex-to-decimal.html
Don't forget to set it from hexadecimal to decimal.
Following the sequence, the decimal of 65726164 is 1701994852. Then that is your 1st portion of your pointer search. Do all the same to the other group.
After you've done converting each group to decimal, it is time to lay it out in the same order. That means:
Daredevil_skull in pointer search is 15D;1,701,994,852D;1,769,366,884D;1,802,723,180D;7,105,653D:25
Note that the "15D" is the number of letters or strings found in the "Daredevil_skull", including the symbols, 1,701,994,752D is "erad" then so on and so forth, always end it with ":25". I don't know if it is constant 25 or are there items that has an exeption on this rule, but :25 is always my way to go to.
After all of this you can recheck your pointer by converting it again from deci to hex to string, but it is not compulsory. (As a med student, I usually do this so that when I work on the field, double-checking is always my top priority, lol)