Character selection info

[DarthTon]

Maybe somebody will find this useful.

These are some structures used in character selection screen that hold info about player characters.

// sizeof = 0xD0 
class CCharInfo 
{ 
public: 
    DWORD unk_000[7];           // 0x000 
    char *pBNetTag;             // 0x01C 
    DWORD unk_020[4];           // 0x020 
    int charID;                 // 0x030 
    DWORD unk_034[2];           // 0x034 
    char *pName;                // 0x03C 
    DWORD unk_040[3];           // 0x040 
    int class_idx;              // 0x04C 
    DWORD unk_050;              // 0x050 
    int level;                  // 0x054 
    DWORD unk_058;              // 0x058 
    int paragon;                // 0x05C 
    DWORD unk_060[23];          // 0x060 
    int played;                 // 0x0BC 
    __int64 created_on;         // 0x0C0 
    DWORD unk_0C4[2];           // 0x0C8 
}; 
 
// sizeof = 0x158 
class CCharContainer 
{ 
public: 
    DWORD unk[34];              // 0x000 
    CCharInfo chr;              // 0x088 
}; 
 
// sizeof = 0x120 
class CCharMgr 
{ 
public: 
    void** vtable;              // 0x000 
    DWORD unk_004[2];           // 0x004 
    int selected_idx;           // 0x00C 
    DWORD unk_010[28];          // 0x010 
    CCharContainer* pCharList;  // 0x080 
    DWORD unk_084;              // 0x084 
    int count;                  // 0x088 
    DWORD unk2[37];             // 0x08C 
};  

Usage (build 1.0.8.16603):

CCharMgr* pMgr = *(CCharMgr**)0x183E900; 
if(pMgr) 
{ 
    for(int i = 0; i < pMgr->count; ++i) 
    { 
        int level = pMgr->pCharList[i].chr.level; 
    } 
}  

[KillerJohn]

WOW that was fast! Thank you!

But I have a small problem:
int CharacterManagerPtr = MR.ReadInt(0x183E900);
this is always zero...

[DarthTon]

Its zero anywhere except character selection screen itself.

[KillerJohn]

Its zero anywhere except character selection screen itself.

ooooooh

This code works everywhere, even in-game or menu, or AH - everywhere.
The problem with this code is that I can't find any "selected_index" there to get the current character...
(this is the way I read the character data in TurboHUD)

            int extra_ofs = 0x88;
            int A = MR.ReadInt(0x1833EC4);
            int B = MR.ReadInt(A + 0x10);
            int C = MR.ReadInt(B + 0x9C);

            int ListPtr = MR.ReadInt(C + 0xAC);
            int ListArrayStart = MR.ReadInt(ListPtr + 0x004);
            int itemSize = MR.ReadInt(ListPtr + 0x010);
            int itemCount = MR.ReadInt(ListPtr + 0x014);

                for (int i = 0; i < itemCount; i++)
                {
                    int charAddr = ListArrayStart + 0x18 + i * itemSize;
                    uint charID = MR.ReadUInt(charAddr + extra_ofs + 0x30);
                    
                }

It seems the character structures are similar but the location in memory is different...
your character structure's size with container is 0x158 while mine is 0x170 so it is clearly a different purpose list - the question is why the f*ck they need 2 lists for the same thing...