[3.0.9] Descriptors dumper by Kynox [Help]

[naa]

I found Kynox descriptor dumper on gamedeception that bobbysing rewrote to use IDA:
NoMorePasting.com

When i ran it in IDA it at first glance gave some odd offsets compared to the ones posted by Cypher:
http://www.mmowned.com/forums/wow-me...scriptors.html

I realised that they where already multiplied by 4 when writen to the file so i edited the script to not multiply by 4 and then i almost got the right result but it seem like the offsets are "a littel to late" i don't know how to explain it so here is some of the dump:

Script dump:

    UNIT_FIELD_CHARM = 0x0,
    UNIT_FIELD_SUMMON = 0x2,
    UNIT_FIELD_CRITTER = 0x4,
    UNIT_FIELD_CHARMEDBY = 0x6,
    UNIT_FIELD_SUMMONEDBY = 0x8,
    UNIT_FIELD_CREATEDBY = 0xA,
    UNIT_FIELD_TARGET = 0xC,
    UNIT_FIELD_CHANNEL_OBJECT = 0xE,
    UNIT_FIELD_BYTES_0 = 0x10,
    UNIT_FIELD_HEALTH = 0x11,
    UNIT_FIELD_POWER1 = 0x12,
    UNIT_FIELD_POWER2 = 0x13,
    UNIT_FIELD_POWER3 = 0x14,
    UNIT_FIELD_POWER4 = 0x15,
    UNIT_FIELD_POWER5 = 0x16,
    UNIT_FIELD_POWER6 = 0x17,
    UNIT_FIELD_POWER7 = 0x18,
    UNIT_FIELD_MAXHEALTH = 0x19,
    UNIT_FIELD_MAXPOWER1 = 0x1A,
    UNIT_FIELD_MAXPOWER2 = 0x1B,

Cypher dump:

enum WoWUnitFields 
{
    UNIT_FIELD_CHARM=0x6,
    UNIT_FIELD_SUMMON=0x8,
    UNIT_FIELD_CRITTER=0xA,
    UNIT_FIELD_CHARMEDBY=0xC,
    UNIT_FIELD_SUMMONEDBY=0xE,
    UNIT_FIELD_CREATEDBY=0x10,
    UNIT_FIELD_TARGET=0x12,
    UNIT_FIELD_CHANNEL_OBJECT=0x14,
    UNIT_FIELD_BYTES_0=0x16,
    UNIT_FIELD_HEALTH=0x17,
    UNIT_FIELD_POWER1=0x18,
    UNIT_FIELD_POWER2=0x19,
    UNIT_FIELD_POWER3=0x1A,
    UNIT_FIELD_POWER4=0x1B,
    UNIT_FIELD_POWER5=0x1C,
    UNIT_FIELD_POWER6=0x1D,
    UNIT_FIELD_POWER7=0x1E,
    UNIT_FIELD_MAXHEALTH=0x1F,
    UNIT_FIELD_MAXPOWER1=0x20,
    UNIT_FIELD_MAXPOWER2=0x21,

As you can see the offsets made by the script are correct the are just not assosiated with the right text.
Anyone know whey?
+Rep if you can help me

Thanks.

[peterwurst]

That's because the wowunit object inherits from the wowobject which's descriptor array has the total length of 0x5 bytes.

So the wowunit specific fields will start at 0x6.

/*Credits to Cypher*/
public enum ObjectFields
{
OBJECT_FIELD_GUID = 0x0,
OBJECT_FIELD_TYPE = 0x2,
OBJECT_FIELD_ENTRY = 0x3,
OBJECT_FIELD_SCALE_X = 0x4,
OBJECT_FIELD_PADDING = 0x5,
TOTAL_OBJECT_FIELDS = 0x5
};

[naa]

That makes sense, thanks
Hmm i guess i will just have to find another way to dump offsets then, as i do not have any experience with IDC scripts so I can’t edit the dumper to start at 0x6 for the specific fields.
+Rep to you.

[wraithZX]

They aren't bytes, they're DWORDs.

[Cypher]

They aren't bytes, they're DWORDs.

Actually they're neither. They're array indexes.

EDIT: Well, technically its not an array its a structure but treating it as an array is simpler.

[mordok]

You could modify the script like this

 fprintf( hFile, "\t%s = 0x%X,\n", pszName, dwIndex + 0x6);

that should do the trick. Although is a very lame solution because it will fix the WoWUnitFields and many others but will mess enum ObjectFields that still starts at 0x0 and the WoWPlayerFields that starts at 0x94. Note that you could still do for enum ObjectFields

 fprintf( hFile, "\t%s = 0x%X,\n", pszName, dwIndex + 0x0);

and for WoWPlayerFields

 fprintf( hFile, "\t%s = 0x%X,\n", pszName, dwIndex + 0x94);

to get the correct descriptors . Still lame but better than nothing ; ).

NO CREDIT FOR THIS, ALL CREDIT GOES TO KYNOX & CYPHER
thanku 4 making this possible ; )

[mordok]

Well I finally managed to work a bit on this script to make a neat solution and also modify it in order to work with my bot ini parser class. This might help you more ; )

NoMorePasting.com

Once again THANXXXXXXX KYNOX ur the Nº1 and also bobbysing, Patrick, Dominik, Azorbix.

[kynox]

Hey, just wanted to point out that bobbysing wrote the IDA version of this tool (quoted in the OP's post).

[mordok]

Kynox I edited my post from before to give also credit to bobbysing and others ; )

Also I paste here the ini parser class I use with my bot, just in case someone wants to use it with the script that I posted before. Its nice to read the descriptors form a file and update them just by updating the file, rather than having to recompile things ^^

Note Im not the author of it - Ini c# parser - Copy Paste Code.com

[naa]

Thank you +Rep

[mordok]

Fixed a small thing and checked the 3.1.0 values were correct ; ) here is the fixed version NoMorePasting.com