[Help] Basic Memory Functions

[Jackedy129]

After glider went down, I thought I would give it a go at creating my own bot, for my own personal use, if it worked well enough perhaps even release it here.

However im having some trouble reading the memory and thought i would come here and see if anyone has any pointers, any help would be most gratefully received.

Here is my code thus far, yes i appreciate its a little messy and may seem illogical but its the start of a bigger picture and the way i see it working at the moment

using System;
using System.Collections.Generic;
using System.ComponentModel;
using System.Data;
using System.Drawing;
using System.Linq;
using System.Text;
using System.Windows.Forms;
using Magic;
using System.Diagnostics;
using System.Threading;

namespace Icherus
{
    public partial class MainForm : Form
    {
        static public BlackMagic Memory;
        private List<int> dwProcesses;
        private int dwProcessId;

        //Offsets
        uint PlayerBase = 0;
        uint UnitField = 0;
        uint XMemValue = 0x7D0;
        uint YMemValue = 0x7D4;
        uint ZMemValue = 0x7D8;
        float XValue = 0;
        float YValue = 0;
        float ZValue = 0;
      
        
        public MainForm()
        {
            InitializeComponent();
        }

        private void MainForm_Load(object sender, EventArgs e)
        {
            LogBox.Items.Add("Icherus Loaded...");
           
            
        }

        private void button1_Click(object sender, EventArgs e)
        {
            LogBox.Items.Add("Now looking for the wow process");
            dwProcessId = getProcesses()[0];
            LogBox.Items.Add("Attempting to hook into wow");
            attachToProcess();

            
        }

        private List<int> getProcesses()
        {
            dwProcesses = new List<int>();
            int num = 0;
            // cmbProcess.Items.Clear();
            foreach (Process process in Process.GetProcessesByName("Wow"))
            {
                dwProcesses.Add(process.Id);                             
                LogBox.Items.Add("WOW Found: Process ID: " + process.Id + " Window Title: " + process.MainWindowTitle);
                num++;
                
            }
            if (dwProcesses.Count == 0)
            {
                dwProcesses.Add(0);
               LogBox.Items.Add("Now WoW process found, make sure WOW is running");
            }
            return dwProcesses;
        }

        private void attachToProcess()
        {
            if (dwProcessId != 0)
            {
                Memory = new BlackMagic();
                Memory.OpenProcessAndThread(dwProcessId);
                LogBox.Items.Add("Hooked into wow...");
                LogBox.Items.Add("Getting character information...");
                getcharinfo();
             }
            else
            {
                LogBox.Items.Add("Could not hook into wow, has the process been closed?");
            }
           
        }

        private void getcharinfo()
    {
      
        getxyz();
            
    }

        private void getxyz()
        {
         PlayerBase = Memory.ReadUInt(Memory.ReadUInt(Memory.ReadUInt(0x010B65F4) + 0x30) + 0x28);
         XValue = Memory.ReadFloat(PlayerBase + XMemValue);
         LogBox.Items.Add("XPos: " + XValue);
         YValue = Memory.ReadFloat(PlayerBase + YMemValue);
         LogBox.Items.Add("YPos: " + YValue);
         ZValue = Memory.ReadFloat(PlayerBase + ZMemValue);
         LogBox.Items.Add("ZPos: " + ZValue);
        }
    }
}

However, its throwing an error up at
[code]PlayerBase = Memory.ReadUInt(Memory.ReadUInt(Memory.ReadUInt(0x010B65F4) + 0x30) + 0x2;[/quote]

saying it cant read the Uint.

Any help would be greatly appreciated....

[Apoc]

Provide the error please.

[Cypher]

And unnest your function calls.

[notme13]

From what I have read on these forums your PlayerBase offsets are wrong. Should be PlayerBase = [0x010B65F4 + 0x34] + 0x24

[Jackedy129]

Ive linked an image as its not giving a copy + paste error

[SKU]

UInt32 dwPlayerBase = Memory.ReadUInt(Memory.ReadUInt(Memory.ReadUInt(0x010B65F4) + 0x34) + 0x24); // [[[0x010B65F4]+0x34]+0x24]

What you did: [[[0x010B65F4+0x34+0x24]]]

[Jackedy129]

UInt32 dwPlayerBase = Memory.ReadUInt(Memory.ReadUInt(Memory.ReadUInt(0x010B65F4) + 0x34) + 0x24); // [[[0x010B65F4]+0x34]+0x24]

What you did: [[[0x010B65F4+0x34+0x24]]]

good go how did i manage that...

thanks however +rep

[spawnfestis]

Do not make a new instance of BlackMagic upon each new function call, instead make it a global object.
If you persist to have it like you have it now, which creates a new instance of bm each time it loads the function - you'll have nice memory pumping right there considering the size of the dll and if you call it twice you'll have twice as much as you would essentially need to fulfill the purpose.

Fix it! :|

[Jackedy129]

Do not make a new instance of BlackMagic upon each new function call, instead make it a global object.
If you persist to have it like you have it now, which creates a new instance of bm each time it loads the function - you'll have nice memory pumping right there considering the size of the dll and if you call it twice you'll have twice as much as you would essentially need to fulfill the purpose.

Fix it! :|

thank you for pointing this out, however i noticed that earlier and fixed it :P thanks though