swtor-teleport

[the1domo]

Simple SWTOR teleport CE table.

swtor.exe + 10793C4 + 1C + 8 + 4 + 0 + 14 = X
swtor.exe + 10793C4 + 1C + 8 + 4 + 0 + 18 = Z
swtor.exe + 10793C4 + 1C + 8 + 4 + 0 + 1C = Y
swtor.exe + 10793C4 + 1C + 8 + 4 + 0 + 24 = angle

When modified you can teleport in any direction.

[Liteness]

I would test, but cheat engine is starting to feel a little iffy, Bioware can't be that incompetent forever

in any case +REP for release

[Distiny]

when changing it through CE my char stays at the same place

[the1domo]

please set hotkeys and then be moving when you press them

[Distiny]

it is tricky but it works

[Unlitmoon]

How far in the specified direction will it let you teleport?

[Reconsider]

I use

swtor.exe+7AF794 + 0 + 4 + 2C = X
swtor.exe+7AF794 + 0 + 4 + 30 = Y
swtor.exe+7AF794 + 0 + 4 + 34 = Z

They work great both to freeze or set.



*Edit* Oh, yours are the same address, just different static pointer

[kamaro]

When setting the values are you using just the numbers such as 53,30 or you using the 53.4444, 30.09543 and what should I be setting Z to.

[ghosti2010]

works 100% just got +10 all stats

[skiss0rz]

How far in the specified direction will it let you teleport?

From what I've seen the game lets you travel a maximum of 3.0f every 300-500 ms or so without warping you back.

[Artek72]

Please do not share it.
They will fix it soon.
I already found it sometimes ago.

[the1domo]

here you some clases you can use to make a teleport hack in c++
http://www.ownedcore.com/forums/star...ml#post2182566

[the1domo]

here is the angle and other fun addresses you can mess with

swtor.exe + 10793C4 + 1C + 8 + 4 + 0 + 24 = float angle
swtor.exe + 10793C4 + 1C + 8 + 4 + 0 + 58 = float bodyfacing1
swtor.exe + 10793C4 + 1C + 8 + 4 + 0 + 60 = float bodyfacing2

[ITAUTO]

I would like to get these values into C# using black magic...

I have found an example on the WoW memory editing forums that uses this address for the playerbase:

Playerbase = [[[0x127E014] + 0x30] + 40]

and then this address for the x coordinate offset:

x= [playerbase+0x7D0]


The code below I believe will return the x coordinate float value:

playerBase = BlackMagic.ReadUInt(BlackMagic.ReadUInt(BlackMagic.ReadUInt(0x127e014) + 0x30) + 40);
playerX = BlackMagic.ReadFloat(playerBase + 0x7D0);


Now... to try and use it with more pointers (value from the post above:swtor.exe + 10793C4 + 1C + 8 + 4 + 0 + 60 = float bodyfacing2) would I do something like this:

Assume that 00400000 = swtor.exe


playerBase = BlackMagic.ReadUInt(BlackMagic.ReadUInt(((BlackMagic.ReadUInt(0x400000) + 0x10793C4) + 1C) + + 4) + 0);
playerX = BlackMagic.ReadFloat(playerBase + 0x60);

I know there is probably something wrong with the above code... Please help.

[GRB]

My impression or they change values to double?