Lua Script for Game Hacking: Memory Address Calculation and Value Modification

The function "S_Pointer(t_So, t_Offset, _bit)" is used to calculate the address of a memory location based on the provided parameters. It uses the "getRanges()" function to get the memory ranges of the target process, and then iterates through the ranges to find the desired memory location. \n\nThe "getRanges()" function retrieves the memory ranges of the target process by calling "gg.getRangesList('^/data/.so$')". It filters the ranges to only include writable memory ranges and returns them in a table.\n\nThe "Get_Address(N_So, Offset, ti_bit)" function takes in the parameters "t_So" (the name of the shared object file), "t_Offset" (the offset values), and "_bit" (a flag indicating whether the target process is 32-bit or 64-bit). It iterates through the memory ranges obtained from "getRanges()" and compares the names and states of the shared object files to find the matching range. It then calculates the address by adding the offsets to the start address of the range. If there are multiple offsets, it iteratively calculates the addresses based on the previous addresses obtained. Finally, it returns the address as a string.\n\nThe "_A" variable stores the formatted address as a string and is returned by the "S_Pointer()" function.