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  • curprev 15:3115:31, 21 April 2022BigRon55 talk contribs 14,321 bytes +14,321 Created page with "<center>'''_OFFSET Explanation By Michael Calkins'''</center> An '''_OFFSET''' means a pointer. Use it any time that you need to pass or receive a pointer. With the API, types that start with P or LP, and parameters that start with p or lp are generally pointers. As for when to use the _OFFSET data type, it is basically any time that you need to pass a pointer to a function as a parameter, or have a pointer returned from a function as a return value. The _OFFSET t..."