[mnhacker]

I have a pointer table roughly x000-x700 where each pointer needs to be subtracted by 12(C).
I browsed through the pointer utilities; I have no need for scripts or text to insert. Is there anything for this simple of a hack to save me from doing it by hand

[BlackDog61]

Hi there,
You're not giving us enough info to understand what you want to do with the pointers.
- If it's just to explore them, dump them with any hex extractor, copy into the free version of excel or (or others) and add 12.
- You said you don't want to do scripts dumping / inserting, otherwise cartographer + atlas would be a perfect match.
- Actually, even without the need for scripts, they might do what you want...
- If you're trying to reinsert pointers in place, a stupid C program would do this in the blink of an eye.

Please tell us more if this doesn't answer your need.

[Klarth]

I'll second copying from a hex editor to a spreadsheet column, subtracting 12 from each cell, and pasting back into the hex editor as the most efficient technique.

You may have trouble properly grouping hex digits for pasting to/from. In that case, I make simple macros in Notepad++ to arrange everything.

[henke37]

Or you could rebuild the table using a program.

[Zoinkity]

Hexedit has a feature to subtract a value from a block of selected 8, 16, or 32bit values.  It's also free thankfully.

Other suggestion would be some scripting.  With python you could copy everything into an array, subtract the value from all elements, then print it or stuff it back in or whatnot.

Your pointer table is only 0x700 long?  You guys would die doing N64 work ;*)