![]() If it stops working after restarting I reccomened finding out what acesses or writes to the value and keep going back and filtering your own script until it gets to the base value (Assembly, idk about LUA) if you know if its decreasing or increasing choose an unknown intiial value and keep changing and trying other things, you also want to choose ALL if you think they changed the value type from the last one, but to be faster, try and use the value type they uses to filter it down first, also once you find it dont forget to find the base, and possibly you might have to find the multi-level base which is a bit annoying. If you cant contact them, find your own method. I found this out from watching Stephen Chapmans Videos. ![]() (At this point, start taking note of your Adresses and Offsets) If its assembly script all you have to do is replace it with the new base adress each update. ![]() ![]() It's probably just outdated, just ask and find out how they got the value and then repeat what they did and replace it with the original ASI or EDX, adress and offset if is. ![]()
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