Save relative location instead of absolute?

[GeraldLim]

Since every time a game gets launched the memory allocated changes, Is it possible to save a relative value instead of an absolute location? 

Example: a value at an offset from the start of a library that GG is able to find using the "goto" key.

[Crystal_Mods100x]

are you talking about lib base value editing or regular editing like editing one value from goto after refining your last value you got

[GeraldLim]

Lib base editing.

4 hours ago, Crystal_Mods100x said:

are you talking about lib base value editing or regular editing like editing one value from goto after refining your last value you got

 

[Crystal_Mods100x]

Its better just to use the ordinary so and py im thinking ur saying search directly the value u want to edit by finding its address then editing it in Xa 

but this is better:

--Main Function
function LibraryPatch(libName,offset,target_flags,edit,msg)
  gg.setRanges(gg.REGION_CODE_APP)
  local so = gg.getRangesList(libName)[1].start
  local py = offset
  local v = {}
  v[1] = {address = so + py, flags = target_flags, value = edit}
  gg.setValues(v)
  gg.toast(msg)
end

--Example:(use libUE4.so or libil2cpp.so)
LibraryPatch("libil2cpp.so",0x9119,16,99999,"test toast")

is this what you want?

all u have to do is search for the file and put 2 values together to get an offset, put your flag, value and toast message then you are done

a

[MAARS]

7 hours ago, Crystal_Mods100x said:

Its better just to use the ordinary so and py im thinking ur saying search directly the value u want to edit by finding its address then editing it in Xa 

but this is better:

--Main Function
function LibraryPatch(libName,offset,target_flags,edit,msg)
  gg.setRanges(gg.REGION_CODE_APP)
  local so = gg.getRangesList(libName)[1].start
  local py = offset
  local v = {}
  v[1] = {address = so + py, flags = target_flags, value = edit}
  gg.setValues(v)
  gg.toast(msg)
end

--Example:(use libUE4.so or libil2cpp.so)
LibraryPatch("libil2cpp.so",0x9119,16,99999,"test toast")

is this what you want?

all u have to do is search for the file and put 2 values together to get an offset, put your flag, value and toast message then you are done

a

Simple and lite weight syntax

local library = "libil2cpp.so"

local function memPatch (offset, hex)
  local addr = gg.getRangesList(library)[1].start
  local value = {{
      address = addr + offset,
      flags = gg.TYPE_QWORD,
      value = hex .. "r",
  }}
  gg.setValues(value)
end

memPatch(0x145885, "01 25 A0 50 64 A1 32 45")

It is preferable to use hex for editing cause arm opcode may cause some exeption