Help w/ Obj Dumper (3.0.3)

[luciferc]

Okay so i have an Object Dumper working in C# and it dumps all the GUIDs, Baseaddrs and types so far.

So i was reading Cypher's Memory List for 3.0.2 (Thanks for it) and i plugged in the Offset for MaxHP as a Test and what it returned wasn't that.

0x1F - Maxhp

foreach (Object o in WowObjects)
                {
                    Console.WriteLine("0x{0:X08} -- GUID:0x{1:X016} -- Type:{2}",
                        o.OBJECT_FIELD_BASEADRESS,
                        o.OBJECT_FIELD_GUID,
                        o.OBJECT_FIELD_TYPE);
                    if (o.OBJECT_FIELD_TYPE == 4)
                        Console.WriteLine(Memory.ReadInt(hProcess, (Memory.ReadUInt(hProcess, o.OBJECT_FIELD_BASEADRESS + 0x08)) + 0x1F * 4));
                }

EX: Output

...
0x167CF7D8 -- GUID:0x0000000002B3FE6F -- Type:4
2147483647 <<<--HP ValueMax
...
0x07BB73A4 -- GUID:0x0000000001D7EB56 -- Type:4
2147483647
...

I must be doing something wrong but not sure what.

[lanman92]

Read a couple pages in the sticked 3.0.2 thread, it says how you retrieve these values. I think it's add 0x8 to objBase and add (17*4) to that, but go look, I might be wrong.

[luciferc]

Console.WriteLine(Memory.ReadInt(hProcess, (Memory.ReadUInt(hProcess, o.OBJECT_FIELD_BASEADRESS + 0x0) + 0x1F * 4));

It adds 0x08 and then the offset * 4.

[Shynd]

unsigned int m_pStorage3; // 0x0108 - 0x010C

I may be wrong.

[Cypher]

I may be wrong.

There are two main pointers. One is at 0x8, the other at 0x108.

The difference is that 0x8 always points to the base of the descriptor array (the OBJECT fields), the 0x108 pointer always points to the 'type' of the object from memory, either that or always unit, either way if you're using the descriptors I dumped (which I suspect/assume he is) then you want to use the 0x8 one as I always use it and as such have dumped the descriptors with 'inheritance'.

[Nesox]

Console.WriteLine(Memory.ReadInt(hProcess, (Memory.ReadUInt(hProcess, o.OBJECT_FIELD_BASEADRESS + 0x0) + 0x1F * 4));

It adds 0x08 and then the offset * 4.

ure not doing anthing wrong as far as i can see, try this.

UInt64 localGUID = Memory.ReadUInt64(hProcess, (ObjectManager.s_curMgr + 0xC0));

if (localGUID == o.OBJECT_FIELD_GUID)
{
         int cur_hp = Memory.ReadInt(hProcess, (Memory.ReadUInt(hProcess, o.OBJECT_FIELD_BASEADRESS + 0x08)) + 0x17 * 4);
         int max_hp = Memory.ReadInt(hProcess, (Memory.ReadUInt(hProcess, o.OBJECT_FIELD_BASEADRESS + 0x08)) + 0x1F * 4);
         Console.WriteLine("Your hp iS:{0}/{1}", cur_hp, max_hp);

 }

[luciferc]

will try when i get home