[3.2.0] Object Typeid

[Cromon]

Hello!

Im pretty new in Memory Editing and got a question

Im trying to get all my objects and look for the typeid. I made some exercises with BlackMagic but i dont really understand the system with the objects and the objectmanager. The guides ive found are mostly outdated and i cant test things with them.

What would be the best approach to get the typeids of my objects? Or just to explain how that objectstuff works?

Greetings
Cromon

PS: Just to be sure: I dont want some finished code i want to better understand the system and then to code it myself

[lawlPwnage]

Accessing WoW’s Game Objects « Shynd’s WoW Modification Journal

Helped me alot!

[FenixTX2]

Type ID can be found by offsetting from the objects BaseAddress (this value is what is returned from the ObjectManager) by the amount equal to the current TypeID offset value (for 3.1.3 it was 0x14, it may still be the same but you'll want to check)

Given the type ID you can then create an instance of the the corresponding class or struct for that object type. A good way to keep track of your objects is to create a linkedlist or dictionary using the objects GUID as the ke

[Mr.Zunz]

is in Shynds example the CurObj the ObjectBase? dunno, just asking...

[Cromon]

Ah, I see, it isnt that hard, so i just need the offset to the ObjectMgr and from there I can "construct" the list with the objects, right?

[Ploski]

Im new too to this, and im wondering if one of these adresses of the Objectmanager is still up-to date

$CurMgr = 0x00D495B0 + 0x2218
or
$CurMgr = 0x125A5900 + 0x2D8C

I searched for the adresses/offsets but only found these, and no one works for me. If these arewwrong, could somebody post the newest

[grosfilsdepute]

Im new too to this, and im wondering if one of these adresses of the Objectmanager is still up-to date

$CurMgr = 0x00D495B0 + 0x2218
or
$CurMgr = 0x125A5900 + 0x2D8C

I searched for the adresses/offsets but only found these, and no one works for me. If these arewwrong, could somebody post the newest

You can access to the Object Manager with this address :
$pObjMgr = [0x125A5900] + 0x2D8C

First, you have to make a pointer to the Client Connection like this :
$pClientConnection = ReadMem(0x125A590)

Next, you have to add 0x2D8C to the Client Connection pointer that you found earlier.
$pObjMgr = ReadMem(pClientConnection + 0x2D8C)

You have now a pointer to the Object Manager. Just iterate through the list with these offsets :

$OBJMGR_OBJGUID = 0x30;
$OBJMGR_FIRSTOBJ = 0xAC;
$OBJMGR_NEXTOBJ = 0x3C;

Like this (for example, the pointer to the first object of the Object Manager) :
$pFirstObject = ReadMem(pObjMgr + 0xAC)


To find the offsets, take a look at the Apoc's thread [WoW][3.2.0] Info Dump Thread

EDIT:

IType ID can be found by offsetting from the objects BaseAddress (this value is what is returned from the ObjectManager) by the amount equal to the current TypeID offset value (for 3.1.3 it was 0x14, it may still be the same but you'll want to check)

Thanks. You're right. It's still 0x14 for 3.2.0.

[Cromon]

Yes, got that all and its working

[furang]

That's the way i find objectmanager

ObjManager=[[ThreadBase + 0x2C]+0x8]

And that's the way i find typeid (hope we speak about the same thing)

typeid=[[CurObject+0x8]+0xC]

Anyway look at it. Maybe would be interesting.