[CODE POST FOR NOOBS (FIND MINE x,y,z)] + Question

[bhpushnslide]

Hey all,

Just thought id post this code that WORKS (*looks shocked and amazed*)

Thanks to everyone who helped me get to this point!

first of all the code: (sorry if its a bit poorly coded.. but iv only been programming for a few weeks)

Uses BlackMagic DLL by Shynd also used his example off his site for going though all the objects. So special thanks there!

Also thanks to: Robske007a who gave me alot of help!

                BlackMagic wow = new BlackMagic();
                if (wow.OpenProcessAndThread(SProcess.GetProcessFromProcessName("Wow")))
                {

                    uint playerBase = wow.ReadUInt(wow.ReadUInt(wow.ReadUInt(0x0127F13C) + 0x30) + 0x28); // Your toon
                    uint s_curMgr = wow.ReadUInt(wow.ReadUInt(0x11CB310) + 0x28A4); // The object manager 
                    uint curObj = wow.ReadUInt(s_curMgr + 0xAC); // The first object in the object manager
                    uint nextObj = 0;

                    while (curObj != 0 && (curObj & 1) == 0)
                    {
                        UInt64 type = wow.ReadUInt(curObj + 0x14);
                        string oName = wow.ReadASCIIString(wow.ReadUInt(wow.ReadUInt(curObj+0x1F4) +0x078), 30);

                        float oX = wow.ReadFloat(wow.ReadUInt(curObj + 0x08) + 0x40); // 
                        float oY = wow.ReadFloat(wow.ReadUInt(curObj + 0x08) + 0x44); // } OBJECT LOCATION
                        float oZ = wow.ReadFloat(wow.ReadUInt(curObj + 0x08) + 0x48); // 

                        float myX = wow.ReadFloat(playerBase + 0x7D0); //
                        float myY = wow.ReadFloat(playerBase + 0x7D4); // } YOUR LOCATION
                        float myZ = wow.ReadFloat(playerBase + 0x7D8); //


                        if (type == 5 && oName.IndexOf("Vein") > 0)
                        {
                            Console.WriteLine("Object Name: {0}", oName);
                            Console.WriteLine("Item Location: X=({0}) Y=({1}) Z=({2})",oX ,oY ,oZ);
                            Console.WriteLine("Your Location: X=({0}) Y=({1}) Z=({2})", myX, myY, myZ); 
                                
                        }
                        nextObj = wow.ReadUInt(curObj + 0x3C); // Sets nextObj to the next object in the manager.

                        if (nextObj == curObj)  break;

                        else curObj = nextObj;
                    }
                }
                else
                {
                    Console.WriteLine("World of Warcraft could not be opened for read/write.");
                }

                Console.ReadLine(); 

            }

What it does.. Prints out all game objects with the word "Vein" in them with there x, y, z's... Also prints out your own location

any questions please ask!


I did have a question tho......

AT the moment it only lists items that are already showing up in my mini map.... I thought i read somewhere that the "bubble" (the objects loaded around your toon) was bigger than the mini map size.... Is there any way to see a larger area?

[arigity]

AT the moment it only lists items that are already showing up in my mini map.... I thought i read somewhere that the "bubble" (the objects loaded around your toon) was bigger than the mini map size.... Is there any way to see a larger area?

the maximum distance from your character that objects are updated is slightly larger then the default map zoom size. this of course, is not true for the actual land :P

you *might* be able to get information from objects you've already seen but they wouldn't be updated, if they moved or changed at all it wouldn't show.

[bhpushnslide]

the maximum distance from your character that objects are updated is slightly larger then the default map zoom size. this of course, is not true for the actual land :P

you *might* be able to get information from objects you've already seen but they wouldn't be updated, if they moved or changed at all it wouldn't show.

ahhh ok.... so only really get a small bonus by doing this...

one other question... is there any way of finding out how big each of the area sizes are in pixels?

i thought maybe moving one point on the game coords and recording my start and finish positions would work... in shatrath its about 9px per 1 point of coord movement.. But this is a pretty lame way to do it.. any other ideas?

[JuJuBoSc]

Thx for the code, easy and very usefull ! +Rep

[Dalord Urgod]

Thanks used it to get bober x,y now all i need is to interact :-)

[Smarter]

ahhh ok.... so only really get a small bonus by doing this...

one other question... is there any way of finding out how big each of the area sizes are in pixels?

i thought maybe moving one point on the game coords and recording my start and finish positions would work... in shatrath its about 9px per 1 point of coord movement.. But this is a pretty lame way to do it.. any other ideas?

Yes, it's located in the DBC files, DBFilesClient\WMOAreaTable.dbc, each zone has 4 grid points to show it's size.

[JuJuBoSc]

Thanks used it to get bober x,y now all i need is to interact :-)

Oh yeah good idea to get bober x y with this +Rep

[WhatIWant]

Thank you shynd =) I'm learning VB, and after i'll learn C# I just wanted to test those lines because it looks realy easy to understand.

I imagine that if I run this application and if there is a message that says that ReadUInt failed that's because the offset presented there are too old and i have to actualized it?