Finding values through AoB addresses?

Let's say that I find "_push "money" or "findproperty money" or something around those lines. I scan for them. Now, can I somehow use their addresses to find money?

I guess it's not like root variable searching. My logic says "yes", but as there would normally be many results to anything related to money...

Thoughts?

There is a trick by searching for the AoB "02 00 00 20", its in a guide somewhere, and it sometimes works, sometimes doesn't.

That's finding root variables in AS2 (or is it also in AS3?) if you don't know their name or their value isn't unique.

That's finding root variables in AS2 (or is it also in AS3?) if you don't know their name or their value isn't unique.

AS3 doesn't use Root Variables, they use a _as3 root, which is actually hard to determine what's what using the CE Hex thing

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That's finding root variables in AS2 (or is it also in AS3?) if you don't know their name or their value isn't unique.

AS3 doesn't use Root Variables, they use a _as3 root, which is actually hard to determine what's what using the CE Hex thing

KH said once that you can't hack "Root Variables" (AS3) with the normal CE method.. (broken image removed) Something with pointer scan he said

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In AS2 you would search for _level0/:variableName (isn't necessarily _level0), but that won't work in AS3.

As of ActionScript 3.0, the concept of levels has been completely removed from the Flash runtime API.

Back to the original topic, I'd say yes but if only if you can use the more advanced cheat engine features (memory viewer/pointerscans/assembly).