Changing Loading Text

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There might be a way to track the loading text coding by color if the EXE activates the 'flashing color' feature a certain way. The question is as follows:

For the flashing feature, does the EXE normally create a new 'LEA' command (or some other reading command) for each 'flashing' color, like:

Push LF2 0D8775A
LEA EDX DWORD PTR SS: [...]
________Another Address_________

Push LF2 09F9F9F
LEA EDX DWORD PTR SS: [...]

________Another Address_________

Push LF2 0FFFFFF
LEA EDX DWORD PTR SS: [...]

***************Etcetera****************

Or does it only use the 'LEA' command once and then push on all the individual colors after it, like:

LEA EDX DWORD PTR SS: [...]
Push LF2 0D8775A
Push LF2 09F9F9F
Push LF2 0FFFFFF

***************Etcetera****************
(Note: The above colors were made up and may not be really what the EXE actually uses)

If the EXE should activate the 'flashing color' text feature by the second method, I can simply search for the 'Push' command string with all the colors (via screenshots and color detection). But if the EXE uses the first method, then chances of finding it become nearly impossible (because a lot of other text in LF2 are in the colors white, gray, and light blue)

Please Respond

~Solomon Leung