Click to Move Problem

[Rival-Fr]

Hi all

My function Click to Move at a pos xyz dont work

CTM_X = &H111812C
CTM_Y = &H1118130
CTM_Z = &H1118134
CTM_DISTANCE = &H11180AC
CTM_PUSH = &H11180BC

    Public Shared Sub Move(ByVal X As Single, ByVal Y As Single, ByVal Z As Single)
        Config.Memoire.WriteFloat(Adresse.CTM_DISTANCE, 0.5)
        Config.Memoire.WriteFloat(Adresse.CTM_X, X)
        Config.Memoire.WriteFloat(Adresse.CTM_Y, Y)
        Config.Memoire.WriteFloat(Adresse.CTM_Z, Z)
        Config.Memoire.WriteInt32(Adresse.CTM_PUSH, 4)
    End Sub

I dont find problem.

If one can help me please

[vulcanaoc]

You're using VB.NET

'nuff said


But seriously, I think you might be leaving out some required writes. Also, try clicking to move once before you perform these memory writes and see if it works. Also make sure Click to move is turned on in your options.

Check it out: thread title: [3.1.1] Movement with simple memory writes

"Har Har Har" people can do it properly by calling the actual function. Or they can follow the... following if they don't feel like using code injection:

Required Memlocs:
-------------------------------
All text in quotes is a type of what you all call "patterns". The substring before the first "," is a Regex pattern to match before a number of bytes. The substring after the first "," is a pattern to match after a number of bytes. If there is a second ",", the integer after it represents how many bytes in between the two patterns there are. Otherwise, four bytes are assumed.
I also included the results that these patterns would yield in 3.1.3.

InterfaceOptionsMouse_Pointer = "75-25-A1,39-50-XX-74" //3.1.3: 0x11D40C0
InterfaceOptionsMouse_ClickToMove_Offset = "75-XX-A1-XX-XX-XX-XX-39-50,74-XX-D9-EE,1" //3.1.3: 0x30
ClickToMoveUnk1 = "D9-5D-XX-57-D9-05,D8-4D-XX-DD-05" //3.1.3: 0x11180A4
ClickToMoveTightness = "75-64-83-F8-04-D9-05,D9-55-XX-75-XX-8B-8E" //3.1.3: 0x11180AC
ClickToMoveX = "8B-06-A3,89-0D-XX-XX-XX-XX-8B-4E" //3.1.3: 0x111812C
ClickToMoveGUID = "8B-06-A3-XX-XX-XX-XX-89-0D,8B-4E-XX-89-0D" //3.1.3: 0x11D3F68
ClickToMoveGoType = "8B-4D-XX-89-0D,E8-XX-XX-XX-XX-8B-13" //3.1.3: 0x11180BC

Required Code: (or similar)
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public void DoClickToMove(Location location, ClickToMoveType ctmType)
{
//retrieve required memory locations

//required to enable ctm
int ctmOptionAddr = wow.memlocs.GetMemloc("InterfaceOptionsMouse_Pointer");
int ctmOptionOffset = wow.memlocs.GetMemloc("InterfaceOptionsMouse_ClickToMove_Offset");
ctmOptionAddr = wow.memory.ReadInt(ctmOptionAddr) + ctmOptionOffset;

//required to perform ctm
int ctmXAddr = wow.memlocs.GetMemloc("ClickToMoveX");
int ctmTypeAddr = wow.memlocs.GetMemloc("ClickToMoveGoType");
int ctmGUIDAddr = wow.memlocs.GetMemloc("ClickToMoveGUID");
int ctmUnk1Addr = wow.memlocs.GetMemloc("ClickToMoveUnk1");
int ctmTightnessAddr = wow.memlocs.GetMemloc("ClickToMoveTightness");

//write enable ctm
wow.memory.WriteInt(ctmOptionAddr, 1);

//write location info
wow.memory.WriteFloat(ctmXAddr, location.X);
wow.memory.WriteFloat(ctmXAddr + 0x4, location.Y);
wow.memory.WriteFloat(ctmXAddr + 0x8, location.Z);

//write guid info
wow.memory.WriteLong(ctmGUIDAddr, wow.memory.ReadLong(wow.memlocs.GetMemloc("CurrentTargetGUID")));

//write other required info
wow.memory.WriteFloat(ctmUnk1Addr, 14.0f); //this seems to work...
wow.memory.WriteFloat(ctmUnk1Addr + 0x4, 0.25f); // normal scale turn radius
wow.memory.WriteFloat(ctmTightnessAddr, 0.5f); // set to stop if distance from xyz is 0.5 or less

//write ctm "go" type/bit
wow.memory.WriteInt(ctmTypeAddr, (int)ctmType);
}

[Rival-Fr]

My problem is solved, I had confused X with Y in my creator of Wp ^^

Sorry, my code work

[bouh2]

Code of BH-Tool

        #region Adress & Offsets
        private static uint AdressCTM = 0x11180A0;
        enum OffCTM : uint
        {
            Unknown1 = 0x0,
            TurnScale = 0x4,
            Unknown2 = 0x8,
            InteractDistance = 0xC,
            ActionType = 0x1C,
            InteractGuid = 0x20,
            MoveX = 0x8C,
            MoveY = 0x90,
            MoveZ = 0x94
        }
        enum ActionType : uint
        {
            FaceTarget = 0x1,
            Stop = 0x3,
            WalkTo = 0x4,
            InteractNpc = 0x5,
            Loot = 0x6,
            InteractObject = 0x7,
            Unknown1 = 0x8,
            Unknown2 = 0x9,
            AttackPos = 0xA,
            AttackGuid = 0xB,
            WalkAndRotate = 0xC
        } 
        #endregion

        #region Base move
        public static void MoveTo(Vector3D Pos)
        {
            if (Process.isLoaded)
            {
                Process.WowProcess.WriteFloat(AdressCTM + (uint)OffCTM.MoveX, Pos.X);
                Process.WowProcess.WriteFloat(AdressCTM + (uint)OffCTM.MoveY, Pos.Y);
                Process.WowProcess.WriteFloat(AdressCTM + (uint)OffCTM.MoveZ, Pos.Z);

                Process.WowProcess.WriteInt(AdressCTM + (uint)OffCTM.ActionType, (int)ActionType.WalkTo);
            }
            else throw new Exception("Not loaded");
        }

        public static void MoveToAndInteract(WowObject Object)
        {
            if (Process.isLoaded)
            {
                Vector3D Pos = Object.GetVector();

                Process.WowProcess.WriteUInt64(AdressCTM + (uint)OffCTM.InteractGuid, Object.Guid);
                Process.WowProcess.WriteFloat(AdressCTM + (uint)OffCTM.MoveX, Pos.X);
                Process.WowProcess.WriteFloat(AdressCTM + (uint)OffCTM.MoveY, Pos.Y);
                Process.WowProcess.WriteFloat(AdressCTM + (uint)OffCTM.MoveZ, Pos.Z);

                Process.WowProcess.WriteInt(AdressCTM + (uint)OffCTM.ActionType,
                    Object.Type == 3 ? ( Object.IsDead ? (int)ActionType.Loot : (int)ActionType.InteractNpc )
                    : (int)ActionType.InteractObject);
            }
            else throw new Exception("Not loaded");
        } 
        #endregion

[bigtimt]

Just for the record, you don't have to have click to move on and you don't have to initiate it by using click to move manually.

[vulcanaoc]

Just for the record, you don't have to have click to move on and you don't have to initiate it by using click to move manually.

Just tested the first part of this claim (seeing as I already know the second to be true). It's true- at least if you do the writes properly. I guess I tested this whole thing incorrectly.