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  1. Are there resources to learn about interpreting map file raw data? I have only found older resources which give me the jist such as daeh, version num, file size but I am absolutely stumped on index header offset. It's stated to be a 32 bit number on most available resources however it appears to be a 64 bit number when comparing raw hex values to Assembly output. This has been absolutely infuriating for the last week. I have a map file(modified beachhead map with AI enabled) I have managed to put together with a few older guides -- the `index header offset` I am seeing is 00000001`CA4A174C when properly interpreted. This matches assembly's output; Problem is this address is out of range for the map file, using the process base address in debugger it points to junk or non accessible memory. My understanding is I am supposed to use this offset to find a magic that would help me translate all further ptrs in the map. I'm trying to write more complex scripts that could be quickly edited & also learn about lexing/parsing in the process. Does anyone have some knowledge on the back end of modding GUIs?