WoW Client Lua Interface (unlock)

[GlittPrizes]

I would have enjoyed making some profit off my work, but the last 100 yard dash always feels impossible with my projects. It will eat away with me to have invested so much effort to just step away and let it rot, so I'm releasing my sources. I'm sorry if you think this is a poor decision to make it available to everyone, but in the cat and mouse game of game cheats if the mouse never ups the ante then the program will stay primitive.

WARNING: This is experimental software and may result in bans or might not work in your environment

ofdreams . GitHub

Sources:
Gleam - Unlock
Gem - Addon (Place 'Gemini' folder in WoW AddOns directory)
Cig - Signature Scanner

*Compile both Nydus and GG (from Gleam project) under x64 Release and Open Nydus to inject. After in the game world + 5 seconds it will register a minimap icon which you can left click to open the required lua addon (see README). Right click to free the module (uninject).

Over the next few days I will be keeping tabs on this thread as well as adding some documentation to the repository. I'm not interested in your vision for this software - go ahead and fork it. I want to have a slow crawl approach to adding new things, so it doesn't pull a World of Warcraft and morph into something that betrays its roots or chase features.

This is more of a developer tool to build your bot logic on top of and not the bot itself. For now, just compile and send through a Jump() command (Jump() is the alias see 'core.lua'). Tomorrow I will add a bunch more examples with some better documentation but these below should get you started.

WriteFile

local fileName = "Hello.lua"
local appDir = GetDirApp()
local modulePath = appDir .. "scripts\\" .. fileName
print(modulePath)
print(FileExists(modulePath))
WriteFile(modulePath, "print('Your file content here')")

LoadFile

local fileName = "Hello.lua"
local appDir = GetDirApp()
local modulePath = appDir .. "scripts\\" .. fileName
print(modulePath)
print(FileExists(modulePath))
LoadFile(modulePath)

ClickTerrain

local x,y,z = GetPosition()
CastSpell("Cooking Fire")
ClickTerrain(x,y,z, false) -- true == right click

Navigation (requires Trinity Core mesh files in App folder named 'Mesh')

local x,y,z = -829, 4284, 746    -- destination point

function nav()
   if Gem:ContinuePath() then
      Gem:Move()
   else
      Gem:UpdatePath(Gem:GetInstanceID(), x, y, z)
   end
   C_Timer.After(0, nav)
end

nav()

GetPosition

local x, y, z = GetObjectPosition(UnitGUID('target'))
print(x,y,z)

C_Timer.After(3.0, function()
      local xx, yy, zz = GetObjectPosition(UnitGUID('mouseover'))
      print(xx,yy,zz)
end)

Interact

local herb = GetObjectGuid("Silverleaf")
Interact(herb)

Fishing

-- Go fish...

RUN = true -- global RUN defaults to true to allow uninjecting during execution (core.lua)

function fish()
   if RUN then
      if not UnitChannelInfo("player") then CastSpell("Fishing") end
      local bobber = FindPlayerBobber()
      local bobbing = IsBobbing(bobber)
      if bobbing then Interact(bobber) end
      C_Timer.After(0.5, fish)
   end
end

fish()

Raycast

-- Raycasts from player position to target (true if collision with hit point)

local tx,ty,tz = GetObjectPosition(UnitGUID("target"))
local px,py,pz = GetHeadPosition()
print(TraceLine(px, py, pz, tx, ty, tz, 273))

Waypoint Recorder

RUN = true

local filename = "Elwyn Forest.lua"
local init = false
local points = {}
local minDist = 15

function addPoint(p)
   print("Adding waypoint: " .. p.x .. " " .. p.y .. " " .. p.z) 
   table.insert(points, p)
end

function recordPath()
   if RUN then
      local px, py, pz = GetPosition()
      if IsShiftKeyDown() then
         if #points  > 0 then
            local p = points[#points ]
            if Gem:DistanceTo(p.x, p.y, p.z, px, py, pz) >= minDist then
               addPoint({ x = px, y = py, z = pz})
            end
         else
            addPoint({ x = px, y = py, z = pz})
         end
      end
      C_Timer.After(0, recordPath)
   end
end

function loop()
   if IsControlKeyDown() and IsShiftKeyDown() then
      print("Stopping Recording!")
      writeFile(filename)
      RUN = false 
   end
   if RUN then
      if init == false and IsControlKeyDown() then
         print("Initializing Path Recording...")
         init = true
         recordPath()
      end
      C_Timer.After(0, loop)
   end
end

function writeFile(name)
   local appDir = GetDirApp()
   local modulePath = appDir .. "scripts\" .. name
   print(modulePath)
   print(FileExists(modulePath))
   WriteFile(modulePath, "Points = {\n" .. getPointsStr() .. "\n}")
end

function getPointsStr()
   local s = ""
   for i = 1, #points  do
      s = s .. "{ x = " .. points[i].x .. ", y = " .. points[i].y .. ", z = " .. points[i].z .. " },\n"
   end
   return s
end

loop()

[GlittPrizes]

If you just want the release to mess around with protected lua this post will attach the binaries for the current retail patch (38134).

Use your best judgement - This is an open source proof of concept that could result in a ban to your WoW account with usage. With the current injection method (Nydus.exe) the module will show in WoW error reports. It's advised to use a stealthier inject technique and consider other security measures against Warden. Lua aliases (core.lua) can be changed as well as the addon name/components itself to further uniquify you setup.

Gleam - Release 0.1.zip

edit: make sure the files are extracted before running and that Wow(s) is running. Also put Gemini in the AddOns folder and install the lua ide addon from curseforge (link in github)

update: if you want to farm eggs use the release below. I had a mistake in the GetClosestNode function

Gleam - Release 0.1.zip

RUN = true

function eggHunt()
   if RUN then
      local px, py, pz = GetPosition()
      local egg, ex, ey, ez = GetClosestNode('Brightly Colored Egg')
      if egg then 
         if Gem:DistanceTo(px, py, pz, ex, ey, ez) <= 5 then
            Interact(egg)
            SetHardwareEvent()
         end
      end
      C_Timer.After(2.0, eggHunt)
   end
end

eggHunt()

update update: The navigation relative paths is most likely incorrect in the latest repo push. I will have to revise when I get a chance. If you print the path to the console you can see where it's going wrong and correct it. Been busy today but soon will await the issues you might have and address them.

[aeo]

This looks good, I like the code style. I just want people who use this to be aware. Blizzard hooks kiuserexceptiondispatcher and have checks in place before your handler is called. I'm surprised that this works tbh as last I checked they handled all exceptions codes in their hook and anything debug related like int3 would be caught and crash.

This is from live as of right now:
disdpatch.png

Also they know if you are messing with the taint global, so dont.

[GlittPrizes]

I made the repo private because I never really should have retaliated and posted sources. It's stuff I authored, but I worked with others on it and because I was upset about one thing I thought it would be good but really just left me feeling stupid.

Sorry and yes it's too late to take it back. best to keep something like this private in the first place or it defeats the purpose.

epic fail

[aeo]

Just an FYI. It’s already been cloned and re uploaded just search GitHub

[DarkLinux]

Well at least tell us about the drama XD It sounded a little odd "the last 100 yard dash always feels impossible", it looked almost complete. I hope you can fix the detections before trying to profit.

On top of what @aeo recommenced, your threading is sketchy.

Also also, tainted is xored now, this is 100% going to get you banned

*reinterpret_cast<uint64_t*>(Offsets::s_luaTainted) = 0;

[GlittPrizes]

Well at least tell us about the drama XD It sounded a little odd "the last 100 yard dash always feels impossible", it looked almost complete. I hope you can fix the detections before trying to profit.

On top of what @aeo recommenced, your threading is sketchy.

Also also, tainted is xored now, this is 100% going to get you banned

*reinterpret_cast<uint64_t*>(Offsets::s_luaTainted) = 0;

I need the program to not be a tangent thread and not do writes like that I'll see if there is another way.

[netpanpeng2019]

https://github.com/ofdreams
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[GlittPrizes]

Well at least tell us about the drama XD It sounded a little odd "the last 100 yard dash always feels impossible", it looked almost complete. I hope you can fix the detections before trying to profit.

On top of what @aeo recommenced, your threading is sketchy.

Also also, tainted is xored now, this is 100% going to get you banned

*reinterpret_cast<uint64_t*>(Offsets::s_luaTainted) = 0;

I think I've been able to avoid this unnecessary address write, but that's just my template project have to integrate with the main thing. I'm doing all that I can now to avoid just being some thread running the bot and more security minded in general.

[GlittPrizes]

It happens even to the best of us. Stay strong brotha!

Thx for the support <3

[GlittPrizes]

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[loveto5014]

Can you share the offsets?

[DarkLinux]

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Not going to put a warning on it? Seems a little reckless and damaging to the community. Any reason to post a detected bot? Also, why pack it?

[dec0y]

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Hey man great work. I read through the thread, it happens to the best of us, making it private makes sense, only wish I could of viewed the code when I saw this thread (I saw there was a clone up but I'm not going to bother), all good though, I wouldn't want something I worked on just to be out there unless it was for training purposes. In a private thread of guy is a different story. Also glad to see you're keeping up with small updates.

[GlittPrizes]

Not going to put a warning on it? Seems a little reckless and damaging to the community. Any reason to post a detected bot? Also, why pack it?

I can't really explain my actions other than being foolish and naïve as some outro like as if to say "F it" and proceed to not completely abandon my work by leaving some release behind.
Honestly was just impulsive, it didn't even cross my mind so much the detection factor of the program.

Not sure why I packed it either, other than I had the opportunity, so it seemed like I should.