[INFO] D3 Memory Reading

[AlexOrange]

Understood.

gb_type == 7 if Actor - Player.

Experience_Next = 0xFFFFF037
Amount of the remaining experience to the next level.

Alt_Experience_Next = 0xFFFFF038
Amount of the remaining experience to the next level Paragon.

Experience_Granted = 0xFFFFF036
In the attributes of players missing. In vain I tried to find it.

Thank KillerJohn the first post in this thread - it works.

[tgfdp]

Hi,
Thanks a lot to John for these code samples, it helps a lot.
I implemented the "reading attributes" method to dump the gold count.
To achieve this, I look for an ACD with Name starting with "GoldCoin-" and then iterate through the attributes, and I usually get the correct gold amount in the itemstackquantitylow attribute.
Is there an easier way to retrieve gold count or is this the preferred method?

It seems like I encounter "parasites" GoldCoin ACDs while farming. These parasites have something in common: they all have the Flippy_ID attribute, and their itemstackquantitylow is always 1.
Does somebody know what these strange ACDs are referring to ?

[KillerJohn]

Hi,
Thanks a lot to John for these code samples, it helps a lot.
I implemented the "reading attributes" method to dump the gold count.
To achieve this, I look for an ACD with Name starting with "GoldCoin-" and then iterate through the attributes, and I usually get the correct gold amount in the itemstackquantitylow attribute.
Is there an easier way to retrieve gold count or is this the preferred method?

It seems like I encounter "parasites" GoldCoin ACDs while farming. These parasites have something in common: they all have the Flippy_ID attribute, and their itemstackquantitylow is always 1.
Does somebody know what these strange ACDs are referring to ?

there can bbe only one GoldCoin with location=16 (which means IT IS your own gold amount)

[tgfdp]

You're definitely right
Thx a lot for the reply!

[mokong516]

Thanks John! for the information. really helped me a lot.

I manage to read all addresses successfully, can you help me figure out the x, y, and z coordinates. i know its a noob question but i want to start from there to figure stuff out.

thanks.

[KillerJohn]

Thanks John! for the information. really helped me a lot.

I manage to read all addresses successfully, can you help me figure out the x, y, and z coordinates. i know its a noob question but i want to start from there to figure stuff out.

thanks.

public readonly int acd_ofs__pos_x = 0x0D0;
public readonly int acd_ofs__pos_y = 0x0D4;
public readonly int acd_ofs__pos_z = 0x0D8;

float x = MR.ReadFloat(acd_address + acd_ofs__pos_x);
etc...

If you need more offsets, just look into DarthTon's framework. It is the most complete public framework today.

[mokong516]

public readonly int acd_ofs__pos_x = 0x0D0;
public readonly int acd_ofs__pos_y = 0x0D4;
public readonly int acd_ofs__pos_z = 0x0D8;

float x = MR.ReadFloat(acd_address + acd_ofs__pos_x);
etc...

If you need more offsets, just look into DarthTon's framework. It is the most complete public framework today.

thanks John,
float x; //= MR.ReadFloat(acd_address + acd_ofs__pos_x);
if(!ReadProcessMemory(D3Process, (LPCVOID)(addr_acds + acd_ofs__pos_x), &x , sizeof(x), NULL))
{
cout <<"cannot read x" << endl;

}
else
{
cout <<"read memory x" << endl;
cout << x <<" x" << endl;

}

when i execute this code, i get 0 :/ what im doing wrong?

[KillerJohn]

thanks John,
float x; //= MR.ReadFloat(acd_address + acd_ofs__pos_x);
if(!ReadProcessMemory(D3Process, (LPCVOID)(addr_acds + acd_ofs__pos_x), &x , sizeof(x), NULL))
{
cout <<"cannot read x" << endl;

}
else
{
cout <<"read memory x" << endl;
cout << x <<" x" << endl;

}

when i execute this code, i get 0 :/ what im doing wrong?

acd_address in my code is one of your acd's address, like when you are reading it's location. It is not the same as addr_acds!

[mokong516]

acd_address in my code is one of your acd's address, like when you are reading it's location. It is not the same as addr_acds!

int acd_address = acd_data_start_ofs + acd_sizeof;

did i finally got the jackpot? this seems to work, but when i moved my character and rerun my code it gives me the same coordinates :/

Thanks John!

[KillerJohn]

int acd_address = acd_data_start_ofs + acd_sizeof;

did i finally got the jackpot? this seems to work, but when i moved my character and rerun my code it gives me the same coordinates :/

Thanks John!

1) there are many acds, you have to iterate them all and pick the one representing your character
2) int acd_address = acd_data_start_ofs + i * acd_sizeof;
3) this is in the example: int Location = MR.ReadInt(acd_address + acd_ofs__item_location;

re-read the example and try to understand instead of copypasting it

[Basic32992]

Dear KillerJohn

Could you please suggest how to check active skill time? for instance Sweeping Wind (Cyclone) of monk. I have looked through the "Diablo 3 Memory Editing" forum. I found some threads, for example:
http://www.ownedcore.com/forums/diab...wn-autoit.html
http://www.ownedcore.com/forums/diab...lls-panel.html
http://www.ownedcore.com/forums/diab...er-skills.html

but, I still can't get it.

Is it an attribute of the player or something else?

[KillerJohn]

This is a pretty advanced topic, but I have no time to go into massive details, but check this:

1) there is a "timer" an objectmanager showing the current "ticks" ellapsed since the game started (not since you entered)
2) yes, you need the Power_Cooldown attributeS (there can be many) of your character's ACD.
The attribute ID has to be Power_Cooldown (0x12D), the mask has to be the skill's ID

so the solution:

edit: updated the OP with the cooldown reading example.
edit2: those topics you linked are plain garbage, delete them from your bookmarks...
however in one of those, DarthTon wrote exactly what I'm saying: LINK

Dear KillerJohn

Could you please suggest how to check active skill time? for instance Sweeping Wind (Cyclone) of monk. I have looked through the "Diablo 3 Memory Editing" forum. I found some threads, for example:
http://www.ownedcore.com/forums/diab...wn-autoit.html
http://www.ownedcore.com/forums/diab...lls-panel.html
http://www.ownedcore.com/forums/diab...er-skills.html

but, I still can't get it.

Is it an attribute of the player or something else?

[Basic32992]

Many thanks KillerJohn

Your example code in the OP works great. However, it is my bad that I did not mention clear enough for what I actually needed. Actually, I should have said "remaining active buff time". For instance, in an image from your TurboHUD thread below:

Skill Diamond Skin in slot 3 shows its cooldown as 12 seconds and its remaining buff time as 5 seconds. (5 seconds is what I needed)

I tried adapting your code with attribute Buff_Active (0x204)

GetAttribHelper(your_player_characters_acd_FormulaMapData, your_player_characters_acd_FormulaMapMask, 0x204, 96090, 0);

However, it returns either 1 (active) or 0 (inactive). So, I guess that I used the wrong attribute.

Could you please point out the right one?

[wineggdrop]

you need to get the itemstackquantityHi attribute as well since the gold amount could exceed the max DWORD limit.

[wineggdrop]

Hi,
Thanks a lot to John for these code samples, it helps a lot.
I implemented the "reading attributes" method to dump the gold count.
To achieve this, I look for an ACD with Name starting with "GoldCoin-" and then iterate through the attributes, and I usually get the correct gold amount in the itemstackquantitylow attribute.
Is there an easier way to retrieve gold count or is this the preferred method?

It seems like I encounter "parasites" GoldCoin ACDs while farming. These parasites have something in common: they all have the Flippy_ID attribute, and their itemstackquantitylow is always 1.
Does somebody know what these strange ACDs are referring to ?

you need to get the itemstackquantityHi attribute as well since the gold amount could exceed the max DWORD limit.