This depends on the libraries/DLLs being used. Windows loads system DLLs at the same location in every process's address space, so you can use process-local off

This depends on the libraries/DLLs being used. Windows loads system DLLs at the same location in every process's address space, so you can use process-local offsets in a remote process. For custom libraries of course this wouldn't work. Or if the required system library hasn't been loaded in the remote process.