The important offsets are usually constant and the values change, so it's not hard to look for a single offset of data that changes in a predictable way when you re-save it. Sometimes you have to use your imagination. For 20,000 points in SSFIV, you'd search for "0xC8" ( 200 in decimal is "20,000" in the game ) because it stores points in multiples of 100. It's easier to see if you're editing a saved game right in front of you and constantly making small changes to it. --jl | The important offsets are usually constant and the values change, so it's not hard to look for a single offset of data that changes in a predictable way when you re-save it. Sometimes you have to use your imagination. For 20,000 points in SSFIV, you'd search for "0xC8" ( 200 in decimal is "20,000" in the game ) because it stores points in multiples of 100. It's easier to see if you're editing a saved game right in front of you and constantly making small changes to it. --jl |