Playerbase issue (C#)

[Robske]

EDIT: The first post of this thread is below this one. - someone spilled coffee on the server again.


playerbase at [[[0x0127F13C]+0x30]+0x28],

You are reading:

[[0x0127F13C+0x30]+0x28]

Health is stored at:

[[playerbase+0x8]+0x17*4]

Now, if you want to know in detail what happened here, read jbraumans guide.

[miceiken]

So I've started a little project of my own and I've already stumbled upon an error. I am using MemoryReader.dll currently and am trying to find playerbase. From threads I've read here and in chatrooms on IRC this is what I have understood returns playerbase:

Int32 plrbase = WoWPID.ReadInt32(new IntPtr(WoWPID.ReadInt32(new IntPtr(0x0127F13C + 0x30)) + 0x28));

So for 3.0.9 I heard to get health you need PlayerBase + 0xFF4

stats.Health = WoWPID.ReadUInt(new IntPtr(plrbase + 0xFF4));

Obviously this is wrong:


What am I doing wrong? I am pretty sure it's something about the playerbase but I don't know where I'm mistaken.

[miceiken]

Wooohooo! Thanks alot
Works like a charm now.

[miceiken]

I am reading health by reading playerbase + 0xFF4 and it works.
However, when I try to use the stuff from the dump thread it gives me invalid attributes.

What I am missing now is the address for Mana, and MaxXP (xp required for the level)

[SKU]

Then you're doing something wrong - post your code.

[SKU]

Robske already told you that you get this stuff like this:

uint dwLevel = [[dwBase + 0x8] + 0x35 * 4]
uint dwHealth = [[dwBase + 0x8] + 0x17 * 4]


Fail forum is failing.

[miceiken]

From Cypher's dumpthread I found this:

UNIT_FIELD_LEVEL = 0x35

So I tried adding it to playerbase:

stats.Level = WoWPID.ReadUInt(new IntPtr(plrbase + 0x35));

and it returned this:

Level: 4026531840

[Robske]

From Cypher's dumpthread I found this:

UNIT_FIELD_LEVEL = 0x35

So I tried adding it to playerbase:

stats.Level = WoWPID.ReadUInt(new IntPtr(plrbase + 0x35));

and it returned this:

Level: 4026531840

Read what sku posted.

[SKU]

This has been discussed like 3 times the last 2 days. There should even be threads about it on the front page of this section.

E: someone fix this crap -.-

[miceiken]

Yup, got that now - thank's alot.
However, in the dump thread I couldn't find a address for unit/player name - I have this one tho: 0x011CB348, but is there a more dynamic address for it?
Also have an issue finding X,Y,Z

[ramey]

:|

Oh myyyyyy

[JuJuBoSc]

miceiken, for X Y Z R you need to read as float.
0x011CB348 is static in 3.0.9 for player name.

X = pbase + 0x7D0
Y = pbase + 0x7D4
Z = pbase + 0x7D8
Rotation = pbase + 0x7E2

[Cypher]

miceiken, for X Y Z R you need to read as float.
0x011CB348 is static in 3.0.9 for player name.

X = pbase + 0x7D0
Y = pbase + 0x7D4
Z = pbase + 0x7D8
Rotation = pbase + 0x7E2

Your rotation address is definitely wrong. It should be 4-byte aligned.

Also, there's actually two rotations there. Pitch and yaw. Don't have VS open so I can't be 100% sure but pitch should be directly after "rotation" (yaw).

[miceiken]

Well, rotation as in facing angle.
Anyway this issue is long gone and resolved.
0x7DC is the address I use anyway.

[Nesox]

Well, rotation as in facing angle.
Anyway this issue is long gone and resolved.
0x7DC is the address I use anyway.

That vector for players and units or w/e ppl call it contains 5 floats.
X = 0x7D0
Y = 0x7D4
Z = 0x7D8
Horizontal Rotation = 0x7DC
Vertical Rotation = 0x7E0