@LillyanaKabal: Info copied from one of the tables here, this is how I found for 1.0.52:
//found by playing the game, pausing, saving, and using forgotten construction set,
//it's a save-game editor found in the Kenshi's base/root/game folder
//while it's paused, in order to figure out the exact float value of the health or skills
//save all the addresses/values for this and that in the table, rightclick address list
//and "generate pointermap" I usually use the naming pattern of Kenshi_A
//close the game and restart it, going through the same steps as above... except
//this time save it as something else, I'd save it as Kenshi_B, instead of closing
//you're able to right click one of the addresses and select "pointerscan for this address"
//click the first checkbox "use saved pointermap", and select Kenshi_B's scandata
//click "compare results with other saved pointermaps"
//select Kenshi_A and select whichever address you're focusing on
//press ok and it will take some time to create a list of pointers that you must
//use your brain to figure out which one is the correct base address + group of offsets
//it may help to create Kenshi_C and Kenshi_D to further refine your pointerscan results
//i found "kenshi_x64.exe"+01A95450 as the base, to figure out the precise address
//in memory view, i right click and goto the address "kenshi_x64.exe"+01A95450
//then I rightclick on the top line and select go to, but notice that it's now showing
//7FF650975450 that's the true address that I place next to playerBase as seen below
My input: You will find 3-10 pointers, try each and check cats value, if it shows like in game, you found the correct one.
PS: Once you found the value please share with the rest. Cheers.
Updated my table fork to AOB scan locate the offset using the zanzer assembly hack. Also fixed the research speed hack. Still mostly untested/unverified but better than nothing.
Here is my personal table which is fork of sniforge version for steam. The playerbase didn't shift that much really but 16 bytes is 16 bytes. I didn't really test all of my new codes in this version but most activated so that is an encouraging sign. Use at your own risk.