[3.1.2] Some Changes...Few Static updates...

[deCutter]

mov eax, dword ptr ds:[0x010BD5F4 + 0x7A0]
mov z, eax
}

I`ll just paste values you need from my project:

        public static UInt32 PlayerBasePtr = 0x010BD5F4; //3.1.1: 0x010B65F4; //pointer
        public static UInt32 Player1stOffset = 0x34;
        public static UInt32 PlayerBaseOffset = 0x24;
        public static UInt32 PlayerXOffset = 0x798;
        public static UInt32 PlayerYOffset = PlayerXOffset + 4;
        public static UInt32 PlayerZOffset = PlayerXOffset + 8;

Your code should be like

mov eax, [0x010BD5F4]
add eax, 0x34
mov eax, [eax]
add eax, 0x24
mov eax, [eax]
add eax, 0x7A0 //Z-offset
mov z, [eax]

Sorry for any errors in asm, but i hope u got an idea.

[Nesox]

X = [[[[0x010BD5F4] + 0x34 ] + 0x24] + 0x798]
Y = [[[[0x010BD5F4] + 0x34 ] + 0x24] + 0x79C]
Z = [[[[0x010BD5F4] + 0x34 ] + 0x24] + 0x7A0]

[katnegermis]

What are the offset for Objects now then?
I've got
$g_clientConnection as 0x01139F80,
$s_curMgr as ($g_clientConnection+0x2C34) and
$GUID as ($s_curmgr + 0xc0).

I set my $curObj as ($s_curmgr+0xAC) and
cGUID as ($curobj+0x30)

Are all of the above correct?
And what are the current offsets for X, Y, Z, Rotation and Name of the sorrounding mobs?

Thanks a BUNCH!

[Cursed]

What are the offset for Objects now then?
I've got
$g_clientConnection as 0x01139F80,
$s_curMgr as ($g_clientConnection+0x2C34) and
$GUID as ($s_curmgr + 0xc0).

I set my $curObj as ($s_curmgr+0xAC) and
cGUID as ($curobj+0x30)

Are all of the above correct?
And what are the current offsets for X, Y, Z, Rotation and Name of the sorrounding mobs?

Thanks a BUNCH!

Cypher's post is still correct, atleast the ones I use are still working. But I'd be interested in a name pointer, too (you could use VMT 48/GetObjectName, but afaik, it just works for (duh) objects and not Units. Try to reverse UnitName :P).

[katnegermis]

Okay, so from this list I see that

enum WoWDynamicObjectFields
{
DYNAMICOBJECT_CASTER = 0x6,
DYNAMICOBJECT_BYTES = 0x8,
DYNAMICOBJECT_SPELLID = 0x9,
DYNAMICOBJECT_RADIUS = 0xA,
DYNAMICOBJECT_POS_X = 0xB,
DYNAMICOBJECT_POS_Y = 0xC,
DYNAMICOBJECT_POS_Z = 0xD,
DYNAMICOBJECT_FACING = 0xE,
DYNAMICOBJECT_CASTTIME = 0xF,
TOTAL_DYNAMICOBJECT_FIELDS = 0x9
};

Which means that I have to add 0xB to $curObj to get the X value of whatever object I've just found?

[Robske]

Cypher's post is still correct, atleast the ones I use are still working. But I'd be interested in a name pointer, too (you could use VMT 48/GetObjectName, but afaik, it just works for (duh) objects and not Units. Try to reverse UnitName :P).

Might want to look up on virtual methods are...

[Robske]

Okay, so from this list I see that


Which means that I have to add 0xB to $curObj to get the X value of whatever object I've just found?

First and foremost, that list is outdated.

Those fields are commonly reffered to as the "descriptor fields". There's a pointer to the start this "array" at ObjectBase+0x8, note that the values in cypher's enum are merely indices, so you'll have to multiply each index by 4 to get the correct offset.

So for DYNAMICOBJECT_POS_X you'd read from (warning: outdated, example only)
[[dwBaseAddress+0x8]+0xB*4]

[SKU]

Cypher's post is still correct, atleast the ones I use are still working. But I'd be interested in a name pointer, too (you could use VMT 48/GetObjectName, but afaik, it just works for (duh) objects and not Units. Try to reverse UnitName :P).

mmowned private pastebin - collaborative debugging tool

Just for you. If there are any wrong offsets, let me know, updated that rather quickly. Seemed to be ok though. Also, it's not inteded to look good, there's zero error checking. (GetName() and GetPosition() methods for Units, Players and GameObjects)

[ramey]

mmowned private pastebin - collaborative debugging tool

Just for you. If there are any wrong offsets, let me know, updated that rather quickly. Seemed to be ok though. Also, it's not inteded to look good, there's zero error checking. (GetName() and GetPosition() methods for Units, Players and GameObjects)

Shame on you, where is the new C++ ways?!

[Robske]

Shame on you, where is the new C++ ways?!

He's all on the C++ side now, believe me.

[ramey]

He's all on the C++ side now, believe me.

I'm not convinced!

[Cursed]

mmowned private pastebin - collaborative debugging tool

Just for you. If there are any wrong offsets, let me know, updated that rather quickly. Seemed to be ok though. Also, it's not inteded to look good, there's zero error checking. (GetName() and GetPosition() methods for Units, Players and GameObjects)

Stupid +Rep Button tells me to spread-.-

Thanks a bunch, and Ill add +Rep, when I can :P

[namreeb]

I've been using my app for a while; going on about 5 months now. I've not gotten banned once until yesterday.

I modify the player Z, then render the change by jumping. I've been doing it the same.

So you just:

z += 100;
MovementState |= 0x1000;

?

[0_00_0]

So you just:

z += 100;
MovementState |= 0x1000;

?

100 is a big jump. You can do this, but you'll just shoot into the sky, then probably die after you jump. You do not need to change your movement state. just alter the z from playerbase. just hit jump once you've stopped moving up.

[namreeb]

Doesn't MovementState |= 0x1000 render a jump?