[question] Check Health!

[Zeroi9]

Hello guys. If anyone knows how to code in AutoIt to make the application to ALWAYS see if the health becomes lower than like 30% and the mana like 30% and if you are in combat or not.

Hope you can answer this, I'm really interested in this kinda stuff!
:thefunney:

[Nesox]

Hello guys. If anyone knows how to code in AutoIt to make the application to ALWAYS see if the health becomes lower than like 30% and the mana like 30% and if you are in combat or not.

Hope you can answer this, I'm really interested in this kinda stuff!
:thefunney:

here's an example on how you can get player health if u know the static playerbase

[code]

Process.EnterDebugMode();
IntPtr hProcess = Memory.OpenProcess(Memory.GetProcessIdByProcessName("wow.exe"));

//static playerbase = [[[0127BFFC]+0x30]+0x28]
level 3 pointer

u need to read 3 times to get to the correct value ie.
READ[ READ[ READ[0127BFFC]+0x30]+0x28]


//0x08 = pointer to eUnitField cus the static base is obj type 3?
//0x07 * 4 = offset for unit_field_health

int hp = Memory.ReadInt (hProcess, (Memory.ReadUInt(hProcess, (Memory.ReadUInt(hProcess, (Memory.ReadUInt(hProcess,
(Memory.ReadUInt(hProcess, 0x0127BFFC)) + 0x30)) + 0x28)) + 0x08) + 0x17 * 4));

MessageBox.Show(string.Format("Current Health:{0}", hp));

i have no idea how to write this in autoit but i guess it's not too hard to port it.
and for mana etc... u should take a look at the descriptors cypher posted,

curHP / maxHP = 0.5 if u got 50% health -^^

[Zeroi9]

While 1
    If Not PossessesBasicKnowledge(@USER) Then
        Exit -1
    EndIf

    Sleep(@INDEFINITELY)
WEnd

Funny, ha-ha..

[Shynd]

It's almost tempting to write a memory reading UDF for AutoIt based on the fact that so many people apparently still use it. I don't like Nomad's memory UDF, personally, and my old one is so out of date that it won't even compile anymore.

Seriously, though, learn C# or Visual Basic .NET. VB shouldn't be too hard to learn, it's very similar to AutoIt.

[Zeroi9]

It's almost tempting to write a memory reading UDF for AutoIt based on the fact that so many people apparently still use it. I don't like Nomad's memory UDF, personally, and my old one is so out of date that it won't even compile anymore.

Seriously, though, learn C# or Visual Basic .NET. VB shouldn't be too hard to learn, it's very similar to AutoIt.

Uhm I got the program Visual Basics 2008 Express Edition.

I'm better coding in there than AutoIt!
SO do you know the code for Visual basic read hp & mana & combat?

[Shynd]

Yes, I know it, but the point is that you need to learn it. Read some stuff, NesoX has already posted a huge hint. Note: the language he programs with is C#; it is INCREDIBLY easy to port C# code to VB.NET code because they use nearly identical libraries.

[Zeroi9]

Yes, I know it, but the point is that you need to learn it. Read some stuff, NesoX has already posted a huge hint. Note: the language he programs with is C#; it is INCREDIBLY easy to port C# code to VB.NET code because they use nearly identical libraries.

Alright , I got C# Now.
I'll start to try learning in there then!