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I am updating g_input_offsets and I wanted to know what I should do next.

Here you can see that I found five different addresses for ginput. I was thinking I should do a pointer scan and try to find a base address, but I'm not sure which address I should try to uses, they all have different offsets, but the same address accessing them 3C96B0B0.

Another question I wanted to ask, in your offsets.py file, I noticed that you had several other values behind the base address:
g_input_offsets = ('Adobe AIR.dll', [0x0131550C, 0x1DC, 0x18, 0x8, 0x98, 0x1F8, 0x4CC])
0x0131550C is the base address, is everything behind it just offsets?
The reason I'm asking is because whenever I do a pointer scan, I get down to 80 pointers (of which, 60 are adobeair.dll) and I'm not sure which pointer I should use. I assume I should be able to use any of them since when I restart Brawlhalla, they always point back to where they should. Below I've included the 80 pointers I got from local player:

So let's imagine I used the address at the top of the list in the screenshot. "Adobe AIR.dll"+01315500
Would I need to edit the file to read:
local_ptr_offsets = ('Adobe AIR.dll', [0x01315500, If so, would the offsets be added to the right like this: local_ptr_offsets = ('Adobe AIR.dll', [0x01315500, 0x7A8, 0x52C, 0xFC, 0x568, 0x370])
Here is a better example of what I mean:

TL;DR:
Question 1: I found six ginputs, which should I use?
Question 2a: I have 60 base address, can I use any of them for local_ptr_offsets?
Question 2b: Is the image below correct?

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