RAM Dump Coding [§link]

2. Search for a DVAR you'd like to find and make a code out of. In this tutorial, I'll use "drawLagometer"

To search for a dvar, do CTRL+F (on your keyboard at the same time lol) to bring the search box up. Change your "Datatype" to "Text-string". Have your "Search Direction" on "All". Paste your DVAR in the "Search for" box, then press enter to search.

3. You will have your DVAR found. Highlight the whole DVAR (should be already highlighhted), if not highlight it. Then press CTRL+E (on your keyboard) and it will bring up a box with the "Start Offset" highlighted. Copy the Start Offset.

4. Then open the search (Find) box back up by pressing CTRL+F again. Paste the start offset in the search bar, then change your "Datatype" back to "Hex-values". Press Enter.

5. You will have 3 bytes highlighted. Highlight five bytes to the right and one byte down. (Thanks to Chumlee, this way is easier to remember! :D).

6. Highlight the byte you have landed on. Press CTRL+E to bring the Offset Box up. Copy the Start Offset (or the End Offset, both are the same xD).

7. Paste the Offset in your notepad (or wherever). Here is our result: 14C0C38 If your offset has a 1 at the beginning, delete it and add 05 to the beginning. If it doesn't, just simply add 05 to the beginning. Now, the last 8 characters is where your values go. If you're simply just activating a dvar (when scripting in .GSC, it would be 0 for off, and 1 for on), just put 01000000. If you have a Dvar That needs a custom value, mess around with values for a bit until you get to a value that you like. So here's our result: