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errorOnLookupFailure(false) --this will cause pointer lookups to return nil, instead of raising an error and canceling the script function lookupAddress() local offset=readInteger('[["GameModule.exe"+A9A858]+0x238]+0xA0'); --dereference the pointer and read the 4 byte value at that address if (offset~=nil) then offset=offset*8+4; --calculate the offset (result is an integer) local offsetstring=string.format("%x", offset) --convert the integer to hexadecimal notation local addressString='[[["GameModule.exe"+AB7788]+0xC]+'..offsetstring..']+0x7C' --build the addressString local r=getAddress(addressString) if (r~=nil) then return string.format("%x", r) else return nil end else return nil end end --cleanup the timer (in case the script gets executed multiple times for some reason) if (updateTimer0~=nil) then updateTimer0.destroy() updateTimer0=nil end --create a timer to call lookupAddress() and fill in the address of the memory record with ID 0 --Memory record ID's are unique. No matter what entries you delete, and how you move them in the table, the ID will stay the same updateTimer0=createTimer(nil) updateTimer0.OnTimer=function(t) local mr=getAddressList().getMemoryRecordByID(0) mr.Address=lookupAddress() end updateTimer0.Interval=500 updateTimer0.Enabled=true