Like in Java you cannot declare any global variables. You must package them into a class, this is obvious and was omitted in the guide.
Program in C++ if you are more comfortable with it.
Like in Java you cannot declare any global variables. You must package them into a class, this is obvious and was omitted in the guide.
Program in C++ if you are more comfortable with it.
Thanks a lot, this post is of great help for me.
If this is considered a bump, sorry for that. Just wanted to say this tutorial was very useful to me. You should have explained what the staticClient offset is that would make it more obvious. (Well atleast for me). Thanks for this tutorial![]()
Very nice guide!
thx so much,,it helps me a lot~~but you made a mistake~~
mistake→
Code:public int CurrentMana { get { return ObjectManager.WowReader.ReadInt32((IntPtr)(DescriptorFields + CurrentMana)); }correct→
Code:public int CurrentMana { get { return ObjectManager.WowReader.ReadInt32((IntPtr)(DescriptorFields + CurrentManaoffset)); }
Last edited by hb123220; 03-13-2012 at 01:10 PM.