PoeHUD Plugin: Curio Display (item price checker on mouse hover)

[mathiasv91]

Hello sir are you still making this? I would really love to have it!

[GameAssist]

Hello sir are you still making this? I would really love to have it!

I came to the conclusion that ExileApi users need an integrated GitHub - SnosMe/awakened-poe-trade: Path of Exile trading app for price checking +Releases . lemasato/POE-Trades-Companion . GitHub
I completely adapted for both for my private engine
I tried to integrate a small part of my code as a ExileApi plugin
and realized that this was not for me due to the too inconvenient debugging process and bugs with local implementation GitHub - mellinoe/ImGui.NET: An ImGui wrapper for .NET.
coz frame with "ExileApi HUD" hard overlaps the visual studio window when setting break points in most parts of the code.
I 'm sure it is possible to fix it, but I have not yet delved into it.

Perhaps I will share a part of my private the Bot engine with:

• my "Overplay map" with an interactive assessment of the danger of enemies
• interactive a loot estimator
• my "awakened poe trade"
• my "POE-Trades-Companion" with support for requests from users from any country,

But for of this, I will need to isolate a separate public fork that will need to be maintained - I am still thinking about it - I do not have enough free time.

[snowhawk]

ExileAPI stores this information in the first child element of the label property of its ItemOnGroundLabel for the curio displays.

TheGame.IngameState.IngameUI.ItemsOnGroundLabels

These wrapped objects in this list contain the properties ItemOnGround (the Curio Display itself) and Label (the label with the reward info).

Curio Displays will have a component called HeistRewardDisplay. Use that or search the path for PrimaryTarget to gather them.

x => x.ItemOnGround?.HasComponent<HeistRewardDisplay>()

To get to the reward information, we go back to the wrapper and check the first child of the Label property.

x.Label.Children[0].Children[X]

The grandchild X is either 0 for the header (which contains item name) or 1 for the body (which contains the mods/stats of the item).

edit: And of course, if you are just interested when a curio display is being hovered, the first ItemOnGroundLabels element contains properties that provide the current hovered grounditem/label.

[GameAssist]

I'm not sure if this will work in the Core, so I'll leave it here.

 public partial class Element:RemoteMemoryObject {
    
        public Element Tooltip2 => Address == 0 ? null : GetObject<Element>(M.Read<long>(Address + 0x418));

This offset allows you to automatically meaningfully select the desired mod by moving the cursor to one of the three selection icons in the Ultimatum window
it can be used like..

Game.IngameState.UIHoverTooltip.Tooltip2;