Strategy Game Memory Coordinate Reader

I need a small utility that attaches to an Android strategy game running in LDPlayer, scans its memory in real time, and returns the in-game X/Y/Z coordinates of every gold-mine (for example) object currently on the map. Spawns are random and vanish after a few hours, so the tool must refresh frequently enough to catch newly created mines before they disappear.

The raw coordinate data should be exposed in a lightweight form (JSON, plain text stream, or named pipe are all fine) so I can pull it into another application without extra parsing work. If you prefer, you may embed a minimal HTTP or WebSocket endpoint—whichever lets me query the list quickly.

I’m comfortable running Cheat Engine myself, but I want your expertise to identify stable pointers or dynamic signatures, automate the scan, and wrap it in a repeatable script or compiled helper. Feel free to use CE tables, Python with pymem, C++, or any language that can hook LDPlayer’s process reliably; just include clear build/run instructions. Accuracy and low overhead matter more to me than fancy UI. And I will need your help to introduce it to my current software.

Acceptance criteria:
• Launch LDPlayer, load the game, start the tool, and within 30 seconds receive a complete list of active gold-mine (for example) coordinates.
• When a mine despawns or a new one spawns, the next refresh reflects the change without restarting anything.
• Source code provided and commented well enough for me to tweak offsets later if the game updates.

If you’ve mapped memory structures in mobile emulators before, especially with Cheat Engine, you’ll know exactly what I’m after. Let’s discuss anything you need from my side—test accounts, sample recordings, or remote access—to get this humming quickly.