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    Position of an Actor [lootalert question]

    I can read an actor's hit points no problem
    Code:
    a.GetFloat(Attrib.Hitpoints_Cur).ToString();
    by altering the lootalert source a little bit.

    My question is does lootalert support a Position (x,y,z) attribute? I do not seem to see one in the Attrib.cs file.

    Position of an Actor [lootalert question]
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    position is not an Attribute but a field in Actor (and ACD)

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    thank you for your response.

    I know nothing about the D3 memory infrastructure, I've just been able to read Attributes by looking through lootalerts source.

    Can you explain in more detail what you mean, I've tried searching however I can't find anything on actor position.

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    Originally Posted by jmac321 View Post
    thank you for your response.

    I know nothing about the D3 memory infrastructure, I've just been able to read Attributes by looking through lootalerts source.

    Can you explain in more detail what you mean, I've tried searching however I can't find anything on actor position.
    It is pretty complicated, related to actors. Look into Dathton's framework, everything is there what you need to read actor position.

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    I do not know much about the lootalert source...did a very quick grap and could not find it but it should be three lines in Actor.cs...I did not try but maybe this points you into the right direction....

    Code:
            protected int PosX { get { return reader.ReadFloat(address + 0xB0); } }
            protected int PosY { get { return reader.ReadFloat(address + 0xB4); } }
            protected int PosZ { get { return reader.ReadFloat(address + 0xB8); } }
    Last edited by g4b51l; 01-24-2013 at 04:32 AM. Reason: value is float not int

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    The position is not stored as attribute. It's stored in the object manager as actor list. If you search autoit bot and look at its source you'll find where the position lies in memory.

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