Object List

[RawrSnarl]

Hello,

I am currently coding in VB.NET and am trying to produce a list of my surrounding objects along with their name, coordinates, health/mana, etc. I have written some code (which shouldn't be too hard to follow based on my variable names). If someone could verify that I am on the right track so far, I'd really appreciate it.

g_clientConnection = Memory.ReadUInt(processHandle, Address_ClientConnection)
            s_curMgr = Memory.ReadUInt(processHandle, g_clientConnection + &H2864)
            localGUID = Memory.ReadInt64(processHandle, s_curMgr + &HC0)
            curObj = Memory.ReadInt(processHandle, s_curMgr + &HAC)
            nextObj = Memory.ReadInt(processHandle, curObj + &H3C)

Am I doing this right or am I completely lost? I've been looking over some tutorials but I still don't know if this is right.

If this is right, do I simply take the pointer given by curObj and read it + specific offsets to obtain data such as name, health, etc?

[lanman92]

ObjBase + 0x8 is a pointer to UNIT_FIELDS. This is where hp, mp, etc is stored. So far, you are right though. X, Y, Z, facing is at 0x7D0. It's also pointed to as a struct at: (objBase + 0x16) or something along those lines. Go read the sticky. It will tell you alot more.

[RawrSnarl]

Thank you very much for the quick response! +rep

[RawrSnarl]

Alright, I want to clarify a few more things:

While scrolling through all of the surrounding objects in my object manager, let's say I want to get a closer look at my curObj.

Is that curObj variable holding the actual pointer to a particular object?

If so, I am assuming I simply need to read the value of curObj + 0x8 to attain the UNIT_FIELDS pointer, which I can then read again with, say, a health offset, in order to obtain the health for that particular object. Correct?

As for coordinates, would I do the same thing as above, or would I simply take curObj + 0x7D0 for X coordinates of that object?

Thanks again for the help.

[lanman92]

CurObj is the actual base address of the object. And yes, the rest of your post is right. CurObj + 0x8 is a pointer to ENUM_UNIT_FIELDS.

[RawrSnarl]

Thank you again!

[Nesox]

the pointer at 0x8 points to the descriptors depending on what type the object is if it's a unit object it points to the unit_fields if it's a gameobject object it points to the gameobject_fields. It type dependent altho there's another pointer that points to the player fields i cant remember where it was but u can use the one at 0x8 just dont forget to multiply the offset with 4

[Cypher]

the pointer at 0x8 points to the descriptors depending on what type the object is if it's a unit object it points to the unit_fields if it's a gameobject object it points to the gameobject_fields. It type dependent altho there's another pointer that points to the player fields i cant remember where it was but u can use the one at 0x8 just dont forget to multiply the offset with 4

Incorrect. The pointer at 0x8 always points to the base of the array, theres one at 0x110 (off the top of my head, may be incorrect, but its near there for sure) is the one that points to the start of the part of the array for the current type.

[Nesox]

Incorrect. The pointer at 0x8 always points to the base of the array, theres one at 0x110 (off the top of my head, may be incorrect, but its near there for sure) is the one that points to the start of the part of the array for the current type.

ok, my bad

[RawrSnarl]

So with that said, in order to find the coordinates of a GAMEOBJECT, would it be something like this?:

GAMEOBJECT_FIELDS = Memory.ReadUInt(processHandle, curObj + &H32)
GAMEOBJECT_Xcoord = Memory.ReadFloat(processHandle, GAMEOBJECT_FIELDS + &H7D0)

Edit: I realize the offset 0x7D0 is wrong, but is that the only error?

[lanman92]

That offset is correct. But you don't add that to the OBJECT_FIELDS. You add that to the base address of the object.

[RawrSnarl]

It seems to return 0 for any object other than NPCs/Mobs with that method.

[lanman92]

Well, duh. Items in your bags don't really have coordinates... Lol.

[RawrSnarl]

But shouldn't other game objects have coordinates, such as mailboxes? Or are these objects placed in a different way?

[lanman92]

They are all in there. Are you checking the names of the objects to see if they're actually in there or not?