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    How to find Gob Guid , Coord and Id ?

    Hello all , before to start , excuse me for my english !
    I am start Memory Reading and I use BlackRain lib
    I would like make a tracker of Gob , and i make this :

    Code:
                ObjectManager.Initialize(Memory.ProcessId);
                ObjectManager.Pulse();
    
               uint g_clientConnection = Memory.ReadUInt((uint)ClientOffsets.StaticClientConnection);
               uint s_curMgr = Memory.ReadUInt(g_clientConnection + (uint)ClientOffsets.ObjectManagerOffset);
               UInt64 localGuid = Memory.ReadUInt64(s_curMgr + (uint)ClientOffsets.LocalGuidOffset);
               uint firstobject = Memory.ReadUInt(s_curMgr + (uint)ClientOffsets.FirstObjectOffset);
               uint Guid = Memory.ReadUInt(firstobject + (uint)ClientOffsets.Object_Guid);
               uint object_type = Memory.ReadUInt(firstobject + (uint)ClientOffsets.Object_Type);
    
               textBox_gob.Text = localGuid.ToString();
               while (object_type.ToString() != "5")
               {
                   firstobject = Memory.ReadUInt(firstobject + (uint)ClientOffsets.NextObjectOffset);
                   object_type = Memory.ReadUInt(firstobject + (uint)ClientOffsets.Object_Type);
               }
               
                float object_x = Memory.ReadFloat(firstobject + (uint)ClientOffsets.Gob_X);
    
              
                textBox_gob.Text += System.Environment.NewLine + Guid.ToString();
               textBox_gob.Text += System.Environment.NewLine + object_type.ToString();
               textBox_gob.Text += System.Environment.NewLine + object_x.ToString();
    offset :
    Code:
            public enum ClientOffsets : uint
            {
                StaticClientConnection = 0xC79CE0,
                ObjectManagerOffset = 0x2ED0,
                FirstObjectOffset = 0xAC,
                LocalGuidOffset = 0xC0,
                NextObjectOffset = 0x3C,
                Object_Guid = 0x30,
                Object_Type = 0x14,
                LocalPlayerGUID = 0xBD07A8,
                LocalTargetGUID = 0x00BD07B0,
                Gob_X = 0x110,
            }
    but when i start find the first Gameobject (if type is 5 for that)
    i found 34 for guid (but mangos it's 62437)
    and x coord is 1.xxx*34 but i read in float ?

    I am in 3.3.5
    I am lost , if this answer is easy or useless excuse me i start
    Thx people if help me

    How to find Gob Guid , Coord and Id ?
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    Ok it's all ok but i am not facing of object , i have search but i have not found offset :s
    Help me please :$

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