MobNames and ObjectNames 3.0.9

[ShoniShilent]

the ObjectNames offsets remained the same:

((CurrentObjectAddress+0x1f4)+0x7


but the MobNames offsets does not work any more:


((CurrentMobAddress+0x9A0)+0x3C)


has anyone worked this out for the new patch?



CursorOver ID address = 0x117B010

BaseObjectLinkedList address = 0x127F13C

hostility addresses:

PlayerFactionIdAddress=0xFCFCF8
MaxFactionIdAddress=0xFCFCF4
FactionIdPointerAddress=0xFCFD08

[arigity]

40h bytes dropped off of the unit structure. so simply subtract 40h from 9A0h and you should have the new offset

the UnitName function has changed to confirm this but as i can't login you'll have to check for yourself.

[ShoniShilent]

thanks for the quick reply but 9a0 converted to 960 (9a0 - 40) does not work.

however, i just plugged in a bunch of numbers and found that the number

970h works...

so its:

((CurrentMobAddress+0x970)+0x3C)


hope this helps someone!

[arigity]

yeah, sorry about that, i was comparing it to my 3.0.3 copy of wow not 3.0.8 :S the difference is actually 30 (which leads to 970, which you found anyways.)

[luciferc]

So instead of the ASM way i am trying to memory reading way.

So far i got (ty for the code :P)

Memory.ReadString(wow.Handle,(Memory.ReadUInt(wow.Handle, (baseAddress + 0x1f4)) + 0x78),40);

After tracing the Code back from the source i found it points to the right names but i belive my reading of Strings is wrong..



It Prints X Location then Name of Object.

Code for Reading a String

 public static string ReadString(IntPtr pHandle, long Address, int length)
        {
            byte[] buffer = new byte[length];

            ReadMemory(pHandle, Address, ref buffer); //Works

            string ret = Encoding.UTF8.GetString(buffer);

            if (ret.IndexOf('\0') != -1)
                ret = ret.Remove(ret.IndexOf('\0'));

            return ret;
        }

[g3gg0]

but if i look at the strings...
are you sure you read the strings from the address in the struct?
it looks like you are dumping the address as string....

[alek900]

how I have done it

        private string GetUnitName(uint UnitPtr)
        {
            UInt32 UnitNamePtr = WowMgr.ReadUInt32(WowMgr.ReadUInt32(UnitPtr + 0x970) + 0x03C);
            return WowMgr.ReadString(UnitNamePtr);
        }

[luciferc]

Yes but i would like to see someone elses readstring method.

I got the right pointer just doesn't read correctly from what i see.

Aka see the

WowMgr.ReadString

part.

Nvm i fixed it i wasn't reading Ascii

[alek900]

Yes but i would like to see someone elses readstring method.

I got the right pointer just doesn't read correctly from what i see.

Aka see the

WowMgr.ReadString

part.

Nvm i fixed it i wasn't reading Ascii

My ReadString

        public string ReadString(uint MemoryAddress)
        {
            string Return_String = "";
            byte[] buffer = new byte[1];
            buffer = ReadProcessMemory(MemoryAddress, 1);

            while (buffer[0] != '\0')
            {
                Return_String += (char)buffer[0];
                MemoryAddress ++;
                buffer = ReadProcessMemory(MemoryAddress, 1);
            }
            return Return_String;
        }