Object Manager

[TenshiSan]

Hey Guys,
is there any good Tut online where to learn how to access the Object Manager?
cuz I want to learn how the Object Manager works and how to get the addresses offset bla bla.
I hate it to Leech offsets cuz when a new update comes i dont know how to get the offsets back, a Pattern-scanner where a way but first i want to know how to access it manual.

Can i access it with CE ? (find it via search)?

[DarkLinux]

Its called searching the forum... go to google.... http://www.google.ca/webhp?sourceid=...w=1920&bih=979

Or take a look at BlackRain....

Kids... da ****

[TenshiSan]

/flamemodus off

but there is never explained how there damn find the Clientconnection or currmgr.
I want to understand the background information how to find and what it does.

and Offsetleeching or Patternscanning is maybe a way but when someday Blizzard changes the function construct to get it. the patternscanner won´t be very helpfull.
So I want to understand the thing from start to end.

[DarkLinux]

Objects are never static... So there will never be an address like 0x12345 = object manager... What people have found was a pointers to a pointers to a pointers... So you need like 3 address to find the object manager...
There are other ways but if your new then its a little different..

[TenshiSan]

iam not really new in this scene.. only at WoW
I know that Objects aren´t static and that the objectmanager a pointer from a pointer from a pointer is. like [WowBase + Clientconnection] + currmgr. i know how a dissambler works (i think), but my question is.
is it possible to find the objectmanger with CE? cuz then i learn to understand how it works. but with CE iam running in a circle. the pointer points to itself.
I started to programming a bot for "Eden Eternal" a free mmorpg, so it isn´t a problem if i getting banned at searching for offsets and learning to reverse functions.

[DarkLinux]

If you know how to update offsets then try this.

OM_debug=0x1CC8FE,     //4.3.0 [15005]

This function access the object manager. So just set a break point at that address and look at the Esi register and that should point to the Object manager. I never got the other way to work... But a lot of people dont even know what a break point is...

[Master674]

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