I need to know the number for the scmdraft "memory" condition (Memory at death table + ____ is ____ ___) to detect energy of a unit. Can somebody post it, as i have been trying to figure it out all day and can't come up with anything that works.

You can use Kaias's energy scan system. Look in Theory and Ideas.

He told me he doesn't have computers to spare for it.

Uh, its different for each unit, find hp and add 154 to the address. Note it's a 2 byte variable, so you'll read 65536 as 1/256th of energy

Ok, so i find the adress of a defiler and add 154 to it to get its energy...then what?

What if a unit has over 154 hp points?

Take a look in the collapse box. You'll note that dwHP is a double word (4 bytes), and has a specific address. To convert an address into a memory condition, use the formula:
4*Player + 48*UnitID + Offset = Address. Memory condition simplifies this by using terran marine as the unitID (which is 0).

Now, since you want energy, add +154 or +0x9A to the dwHP address, then convert that. You'll note that the player number needed will be something something and a half. That means you have to read the 3rd and 4th byte. wEnergy is a word, so is only 2 bytes long. wQueue5 is in bytes 1 and 2, but they are insignificant.

Once you have your address, plug it into the formula to get the player number, or use EUDTrig. The number you need to be looking for is 2^24 * Energy. Note that the 3rd byte is hidden from the GUI, and every frame the game adds 8 to the 3rd byte, until it reaches 256, at which point, it converts into 1 energy in the 4th byte. The GUI will always round up to the nearest whole number, too, so if you have 192 energy, and a 16 in the third byte, the GUI will display 193 energy. That makes it hard to search for, though you can always use hyper triggers and set energy to a certain % to change the number. Once you get over 127 energy, you'll have to put in negative numbers, or they'll change to negative numbers, so be careful with those. SC treats them like they aren't negative though, so you can use at least/at most as if they were the whole number. See attached map for an example trigger of detecting HP, Energy, and Shields. It's the trigger that looks like this:

except I did it before the memory condition was available. the player for the memory condition would be (48*UnitID + 4*Player number)/4, so (48*1588+4*9)/4. Note that player number is 0 based, so player 1 is 0, player 2 is 1, player 10 is 9.
You don't worry about it, since the number in the HP address has nothing to do with the address.

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