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[Yung]

This is a very quick explanation about what a wild card is and what you do with it.

 

If you are using an AoB and the code looks like this:

00 ?? 00

The ?? is a wildcard. You'll search for the AoB same as usual. Whatever the result that comes back is what you change.

00 77 00

So in this example you'll change the 77 to whatever your replacement code is. All a wildcard means is that the number changes, so this time it was displayed as 00 77 00 but next time it could be:

00 23 00

 

 

So...

 

If the code you're searching for is 00 ?? 00 and you're replacing it with AA ?? CC then you'll just do it as follows:

Search 00 ?? 00
 
It returns: 00 98 00
 
Replace 00 98 00 with AA 98 CC
 
You're done

Edited by Yung, 17 June 2013 - 09:32 AM.

[Bone]

This is redundant, no?

[harbringer]

YUNG!! I owe you one there my friend! This is simpler and much better to understand...

 

I just have this short attention span and whenever I see paragraphs and paragraphs of how this Wild Card is used I tend to just scan it and never understand anything at all...

Edited by harbringer, 17 June 2013 - 09:22 AM.