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| − | The structure spider is like the structure dissect, a useful tool in finding common values and differences between structures.
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| − | The structure spider goes a bit further in that it automatically follows all possible pointer paths.
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| − | When doing a scan, you can give two base pointers and tell the scanner that the values should be the same, or different
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| − | Another use of the structure spider is that it can focus on stringscans, which is useful for heavily scripted games.
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| − | For example, if a script engine changes the value of a variable named "ammo" you could do a structure scan for the
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| − | This will show all paths to that variablename.
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| − | De a rescan a few times to filter out the paths that are wrong,
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| − | and you'll have a pretty stable pointerpath you can use in a code injection to see if the script engine is going
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| − | to change ammo, or something else.
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| − | == Links ==
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| − | * [[Cheat Engine:Help File|Help File]]
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| − | * [[Help_File:Break_and_trace|Back]]
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| − | * [[Help_File:Plugin_system|Next]]
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