2.4.3 Offsets question

[eeky]

I have read the dumps for the 2.4.3, but there's one thing that I find rather difficult to reproduce.

What are the offsets for whether or not a creature or player is friendly or not, what is the value type and what are the different values?
Also, what is the offset for player and creature names?

Worst comes to worst, I'll create a private server to mess around in which will probably make getting these questions answered a lot easier and I will post my results here.

[DarkLinux]

class WoWUnits
{
public:
	char _0x0000[8];
	UnitFields* unitFields; //0x0008 

	DWORD getFaction(){
		return (DWORD)unitFields->UNIT_FIELD_FACTIONTEMPLATE;
	}
}

class UnitFields
{
public:
	char _0x0000[64];
	__int64 UNIT_FIELD_TARGET; //0x0040 
	char _0x0048[16];
	__int32 UNIT_FIELD_HEALTH; //0x0058 
	__int32 UNIT_FIELD_POWER1; //0x005C 
	__int32 UNIT_FIELD_POWER2; //0x0060 
	__int32 UNIT_FIELD_POWER3; //0x0064 
	__int32 UNIT_FIELD_POWER4; //0x0068 
	__int32 UNIT_FIELD_POWER5; //0x006C 
	__int32 UNIT_FIELD_MAXHEALTH; //0x0070 
	__int32 UNIT_FIELD_MAXPOWER1; //0x0074 
	__int32 UNIT_FIELD_MAXPOWER2; //0x0078 
	__int32 UNIT_FIELD_MAXPOWER3; //0x007C 
	__int32 UNIT_FIELD_MAXPOWER4; //0x0080 
	__int32 UNIT_FIELD_MAXPOWER5; //0x0084 
	__int32 UNIT_FIELD_LEVEL; //0x0088 
	__int32 UNIT_FIELD_FACTIONTEMPLATE; //0x008C 
	__int32 UNIT_FIELD_BYTES_0; //0x0090 
	char _0x0094[36];
	__int32 UnitFlags; //0x00B8 
	char _0x00BC[8];
	__int32 UNIT_FIELD_AURA_0; //0x00C4 
	__int32 UNIT_FIELD_AURA_1; //0x00C8 
	__int32 UNIT_FIELD_AURA_2; //0x00CC 
	__int32 UNIT_FIELD_AURA_3; //0x00D0 
	__int32 UNIT_FIELD_AURA_4; //0x00D4 
	__int32 UNIT_FIELD_AURA_5; //0x00D8 
	__int32 UNIT_FIELD_AURA_6; //0x00DC 
	__int32 UNIT_FIELD_AURA_7; //0x00E0 
	__int32 UNIT_FIELD_AURA_8; //0x00E4 
	char _0x00E8[120];
	__int32 UNIT_FIELD_DEBUFF_0; //0x0160 
	__int32 UNIT_FIELD_DEBUFF_1; //0x0164 
	__int32 UNIT_FIELD_DEBUFF_2; //0x0168 
	__int32 UNIT_FIELD_DEBUFF_3; //0x016C 
	__int32 UNIT_FIELD_DEBUFF_4; //0x0170 
	__int32 UNIT_FIELD_DEBUFF_5; //0x0174 
	char _0x0178[232];
	__int32 UNIT_FIELD_DISPLAYID; //0x0260 
	__int32 UNIT_FIELD_NATIVEDISPLAYID; //0x0264 
	__int32 UNIT_FIELD_MOUNTDISPLAYID; //0x0268 
	char _0x026C[16];
	__int32 UNIT_FIELD_BYTES_1; //0x027C 
	char _0x0280[16];
	__int32 UNIT_DYNAMIC_FLAGS; //0x0290 
	__int32 UNIT_CHANNEL_SPELL; //0x0294 
	char _0x0298[720];
	__int32 HEAD_ID; //0x0568 
	char _0x056C[60];
	__int32 NECK_ID; //0x05A8 
	char _0x05AC[60];
	__int32 SHOULDER_ID; //0x05E8 
	char _0x05EC[60];
	__int32 SHIRT_ID; //0x0628 
	char _0x062C[60];
	__int32 CHEST_ID; //0x0668 
	char _0x066C[60];
	__int32 WAIST_ID; //0x06A8 
	char _0x06AC[60];
	__int32 LEGS_ID; //0x06E8 
	char _0x06EC[60];
	__int32 FEET_ID; //0x0728 
	char _0x072C[60];
	__int32 WRIST_ID; //0x0768 
	char _0x076C[60];
	__int32 HANDS_ID; //0x07A8 
	char _0x07AC[60];
	__int32 FINGER1_ID; //0x07E8 
	char _0x07EC[60];
	__int32 FINGER2_ID; //0x0828 
	char _0x082C[60];
	__int32 TRINKET1_ID; //0x0868 
	char _0x086C[60];
	__int32 TRINKET2_ID; //0x08A8 
	char _0x08AC[60];
	__int32 BACK_ID; //0x08E8 
	char _0x08EC[60];
	__int32 MAINHAND_ID; //0x0928 
	char _0x092C[60];
	__int32 OFFHAND_ID; //0x0968 
	char _0x096C[60];
	__int32 RELIC_ID; //0x09A8 
	char _0x09AC[60];
	__int32 TABARD_ID; //0x09E8 
	char _0x09EC[20];
};

Or try the LUA script UnitCanAttack and for names, GetUnitName



The LUA script function is,

typedef int ( __cdecl  *oFrameScript) (char* a, char* b, int c);
static int doString(const char* command, ...)
{
	char buf[4096] = {0};

	va_list ap;
	va_start(ap, command);
	vsprintf(buf, command, ap);
	va_end(ap);

	DWORD FrameScript__Execute = 0x00706C80; 
	oFrameScript FrameScript = (oFrameScript)FrameScript__Execute;

	return FrameScript(buf,buf,0);
}


typedef char *(__cdecl  *oGetText)(char *a1, signed int a2, signed int a3);
static char* GetLocalizedText(const char* command, ...)
{
	char buf[4096] = {0};

	va_list ap;
	va_start(ap, command);
	vsprintf(buf, command, ap);
	va_end(ap);

	DWORD FrameScript__GetText = 0x00707200;  
	oGetText GetText = (oGetText)FrameScript__GetText;

	return GetText(buf, -1, 0);
}

[eeky]

Thank you so much.
I figured most of it out by myself, but this will help me fill in the gaps.