Problems finding fishing Bobber.

[flo8464]

Hi.

I was trying to find the bobber-GUID. But for some reason I never get a result, what am I doing wrong? Using latest offsets from the descriptor-dump btw.

And yes, I googled // used forum-search.

UINT64  WowObject::BobberCreatedByPlayer(DWORD objmgr, HANDLE hprocess)
{
    DWORD	firstobject;
	DWORD	curobject;
	DWORD	bytesread;
	DWORD   descriptor;

	UINT64  player_guid;

	ReadProcessMemory(hprocess, (LPVOID)(objmgr + PLAYER_OFFSET), (LPVOID)&player_guid, 8, &bytesread);
    if(bytesread < 8)
        return 0;

    ReadProcessMemory(hprocess, (LPVOID)(objmgr + FIRST_OBJ_OFFSET), (LPVOID)&firstobject, 4, &bytesread);
    if(bytesread < 4)
        return 0;

    curobject = firstobject;
    UINT64 objGUID;

    int matching_objects = 0;
    UINT64 created_by;

    while (curobject && (curobject&1) == 0 )
	{

		ReadProcessMemory(hprocess, (LPVOID)(curobject + OBJECT_GUID_OFFSET),(LPVOID)&objGUID, 8, &bytesread);
        if(bytesread < 8)
            return 0;

        ReadProcessMemory(hprocess, (LPVOID)(curobject + DESCRIPTOR_OFFSET),(LPVOID)&descriptor, 4, &bytesread);
        if(bytesread < 4)
            return 0;

        ReadProcessMemory(hprocess,(LPVOID)(descriptor + CREATED_BY_OFFSET * 4),(LPVOID)&created_by, 8, &bytesread);
        if(bytesread < 8)
            return 0;


        if(player_guid == created_by)
        {
            matching_objects++;
            std::cout << "\nMatching found: " << objGUID << " || " << created_by;
        }


        firstobject = curobject;

		ReadProcessMemory(hprocess, (LPVOID)(firstobject + NEXT_OBJ_OFFSET),(LPVOID)&curobject, 4, &bytesread);
        if(bytesread < 4)
            return 0;

		if (curobject == firstobject)
            break;
	}

	return 0;
}

Thanks !

[Shynd]

From a cursory examination, the code looks fine; post the value of the constants that you're using.

[flo8464]

#define PLAYER_OFFSET            0xC0
#define FIRST_OBJ_OFFSET        0xAC
#define NEXT_OBJ_OFFSET         0x3C
#define OBJECT_GUID_OFFSET    0x30
#define DESCRIPTOR_OFFSET     0x08
#define CREATED_BY_OFFSET     0x10

[Shynd]

OBJECT_FIELD_CREATED_BY = 0x6

[flo8464]

Oh thanks, the IDC script I was using didnt dump that offset and I tried the Unit-Offset in hope it works (yeah, flame me).

Thanks, seems to give me what I need.

Just one more question...where can I read the name of an object?

I know, I should research that myself, but if offsets are flying around here and my brain is aching anyway from reading tons of Assembler

Greetings

[Shynd]

For a unit, it's [[[obj+0x968]+0x54]]; for a gameobject, it's [[[obj+0x1A4]+0x88]].