Trying to do an AOB hack but the relevant code isn't in the game?

[TheVine]

So normally the injection point occurs in something like "GameName.exe + address" and so the injection code looks like

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aobscanmodule(INJECT,Game.exe,0C 82 F1 02 00 00)

I was able to find the AOB I want to change, but it appears to be at an address that isn't associated with "GameName.exe" but just a regular address in memory, not green, just black text memory address. I'm not really sure what that means or how that works, it's a Mono game if that's important, but is there a way to target AOBs like that?

[Rhark]

So normally the injection point occurs in something like "GameName.exe + address" and so the injection code looks like

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aobscanmodule(INJECT,Game.exe,0C 82 F1 02 00 00)

I was able to find the AOB I want to change, but it appears to be at an address that isn't associated with "GameName.exe" but just a regular address in memory, not green, just black text memory address. I'm not really sure what that means or how that works, it's a Mono game if that's important, but is there a way to target AOBs like that?

If it's mono, enabling the Mono Data Collector will show symbols instead of the addresses. But yes, you would need to use

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aobscanregion

instead.

[sbryzl]

You can just do this though it will take a long time to activate because of all the memory it has to scan through.

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aobscan(INJECT,0C 82 F1 02 00 00)

[Glowmoss]

it's a Mono game if that's important, but is there a way to target AOBs like that?

Like Rhark said for mono games I would recommend enabling mono and using the symbols for an aobscanregion like this

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aobscanregion(cheatname,symbol,symbol+offset,0C 82 F1 02 00 00)

You could also just use the symbol+offset directly or

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define(cheatname,symbol+offset) 
define(bytes,0C 82 F1 02 00 00) 
assert(cheatname,bytes) 

The aobscanregion is the most reliable for working after updates