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It mean that he will not consider value that distance between them is out of the group size.

eg: 200;300::9

the group size if 9, if he found results that distance is out of this max size he will ignore them

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OK thank you very much but I still dont understand why I cannot find this value when I search this :

 

-1,974,075,405;-290,152,879::2

 

 

the distance between them is 2 right? why I found  0 value when I search?

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1 hour ago, EnYi said:

OK thank you very much but I still dont understand why I cannot find this value when I search this :

 

-1,974,075,405;-290,152,879::2

size can not be under 5, the min size is 5, and you should not define the group size by yourself unless you know what you are doing, the group size are defined automatically when you create your group search by selecting multiple value in the memory editor

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= 1,974,075,405;-290,152,879

this values are Dword and their distance from each other are in bytes which is 4.

by default in GG will add 1 to it so

= 1,974,075,405;-290,152,879::5

type those 2 values for search and you will see the 5 will shown on that button you circled in your first pic above.

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Short answer: The button auto generate the minimum possible group size.

Long answer:

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Looks at the right-most two digits, 00, 04, 08, 0C, 10.  For example, you searching XX;YY, which are two adjacent DWORD, the group size will be 5, which is counted by 00, 01, 02, 03, 04 (5 addresses apart). This is because one DWORD hold up space of 4. Meaning 0D eating up address 00, 01, 02, 03. By toggling the byte, you can see more addresses hiding between 00 and 04.

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So for example you are searching XX;YY;ZZ, the group size will be 9, which follow the formula 4n - 3, where n means how many values are there.

XX;YY n =2
XX;YY;ZZ n=3
XX;YY;ZZ;aa n =4 and so on...

Then the button generate the smallest possible group size depends on how many values you are trying to find.

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10 hours ago, ItsSC said:

Short answer: The button auto generate the minimum possible group size.

Long answer:

image.thumb.png.8639f0efcc563b8e907fdf83fef9aea3.png

Looks at the right-most two digits, 00, 04, 08, 0C, 10.  For example, you searching XX;YY, which are two adjacent DWORD, the group size will be 5, which is counted by 00, 01, 02, 03, 04 (5 addresses apart). This is because one DWORD hold up space of 4. Meaning 0D eating up address 00, 01, 02, 03. By toggling the byte, you can see more addresses hiding between 00 and 04.

image.thumb.png.0d6371fe60946c9e697af3529ad7077f.pngimage.thumb.png.3cb41e81e7494b04f2c277781faddfcd.png

So for example you are searching XX;YY;ZZ, the group size will be 9, which follow the formula 4n - 3, where n means how many values are there.

XX;YY n =2
XX;YY;ZZ n=3
XX;YY;ZZ;aa n =4 and so on...

Then the button generate the smallest possible group size depends on how many values you are trying to find.

Wow thx so much that is so well explained! I understand everything now!!!! Btw where did you learn all that? I cannot find these  information anywhere on the internet. LOL

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