// Offsets Example.
constexpr auto localPlayer = 0x17E0A8;
constexpr auto ptrHealth = 0xEC;

// Setup the foundation for your memory manipulation operations.
Memory memory{ "ac_client.exe" };

// Define the ModuleBaseAddress
const auto moduleBase = memory.GetModuleAddress("ac_client.exe");

// Example of how to read and write the health address using local player and an offset to the health value:
const auto localPlayerPtr = memory.Read<std::uintptr_t>(moduleBase + localPlayer);
const auto healthAddress = localPlayerPtr + ptrHealth;

// Example of a simple god mode hack.
const int newHealth = 1337;
memory.Write<int>(healthAddress, newHealth);
ImGui::Text("Health: %d", memory.Read<int>(healthAddress)); // I'm using the ImGui Framework to display the value stored in the health address, but you can use std::cout if you prefer.