Return 0 in Get X,Y,Z of an Obj

[luciferc]

*From Cypher*
[07:14:51]: GAMEOBJECT_POS_X = 0x10
[07:14:51]: GAMEOBJECT_POS_Y = 0x11
[07:14:51]: GAMEOBJECT_POS_Z = 0x12

      
//The Getting name & type of the Object works so its not that the base addr is wrong
//Curobj = Base addr of Object in question         
tempObject.OBJECT_X = Memory.ReadFloat(hProcess, (curObj + (long)eObjectFields.OBJECT_FIELD_X)); // 0x10 * 4
tempObject.OBJECT_Y = Memory.ReadFloat(hProcess, (curObj + (long)eObjectFields.OBJECT_FIELD_Y)); // 0x11 * 4
tempObject.OBJECT_Z = Memory.ReadFloat(hProcess, (curObj + (long)eObjectFields.OBJECT_FIELD_Z)); // 0x12 * 4

EX:

Found a new node Fel Iron Deposit
Go to <0,0,0>

Tryed other things than just nodes and returned the same thing

I had it working a while ago but i must've done something wrong and i didn't catch it.

To people who think *4 is wrong i also didn't do any *4 and still is a 0.

[typedef]

Whats your question? I dont know if its maby a pointer to that memory, that wouldnt make sense, looks like it A Operator * multiplication.
Now that I noticed it, thats just a comment, nothing really there

// Means there is a comment

[argh44z]

Those are indices in the descriptors (pointed to by objectptr + 0x. So [objectptr+0x8]+GAMEOBJECT_POS_X*4 is what you're looking for.

For other kinds of objects, there are other pointers to inside the descriptors (for units for example, there's objectptr+0x10, which point to an address past the common descriptors relating to the objects and get to the specific descriptors of the subclass of CGObject. All of the ones in Cypher's post are relative to the address of the 0x8 pointer, which should work for all objects.

Whats your question? I dont know if its maby a pointer to that memory, that wouldnt make sense, looks like it A Operator * multiplication.
Now that I noticed it, thats just a comment, nothing really there

// Means there is a comment

If you don't know what you're talking about, then don't bother answering. It doesn't really do anyone any good.

[Cypher]

Yes, the values I've posted are indexes into the array, if you're not accessing it as an array you need to do the multiplication manually.

Furthermore, the VMT is easier to use to get an objects location/heading.

[luciferc]

Nvm Fixed <see Below

[luciferc]

<1st Line of display = Misc Info
<2nd Line = X Float
<3rd Line = X Addr
<4th Line = Y Addr
<5th Line = Z Addr