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    [Code] Snippets from WoWBasic

    Since i've been developing my WoWBasic library I've come across a few better ways to do things. I didn't want to really inject any code so i found other ways to things. Here is a sample on how Target Selection with a GUID.

    i have custom libraries to do most of my work but you should be able to understand what's going on.

    Code:
    --Target Unit By GUID--
    Public sub TargetUnit(byval Unit as cUnit)
        Memory.WriteInt64(&HC6E968, Unit.ID)
        Chat.SendMessage("/targetlasttarget")
    End Sub

    [Code] Snippets from WoWBasic
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    Thats clean. Simple but effective. I like it alot thanks for the share man.

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    Nice work, but you could also access the TargetGUID in the PlayerField to set your target without calling any functions or executing chat commands.
    And I'm exited to see more of your work :-)
    btw is this Code Delphi, if so I just want to say I hate delphi :P
    I hacked 127.0.0.1

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    ? what do you mean? the address that the function writes too is the static address for the last target you had targetted, the function then writes the guid you want to target to it then it uses /targestlasttarget to get wow to target it.

    and no, it's a .Net Library written in visual basic

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    Originally Posted by Xarg0 View Post
    Nice work, but you could also access the TargetGUID in the PlayerField to set your target without calling any functions or executing chat commands.
    And I'm exited to see more of your work :-)
    btw is this Code Delphi, if so I just want to say I hate delphi :P

    I'm confused. Are you blind or just retarded?


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    lol cypher, i love your witty remarks.

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