[3.1.3] Player X, Y position

[Claion]

Hello everybody.

At first: sorry for my bad english
I hope you can understand me =)

So, I'm working on a little wow farm-bot. My problem is that i don't know how can I get the player's x and y position. Is it possible to get these coordinates?
I thought I can read offsets. But it doesn't function so properly

I'm searching for a short tutorial or anything like that..

Bye
Claion

[namreeb]

Search harder.

[qjlex]

Use search.
C# MemoryReader.dll

       public static int lvl1Pointer
       {
           get { return WowReader.ReadInt32((IntPtr)(0x10BD5F4)); }
       }

       public static int lvl2Pointer
       {
           get { return WowReader.ReadInt32((IntPtr)(lvl1Pointer + 0x34)); }
       }

       public static int pBase
       {
           get { return WowReader.ReadInt32((IntPtr)(lvl2Pointer + 0x24)); }
       }
       public static float XPosition
       {
           get { return WowReader.ReadFloat((IntPtr)(pBase +  0x798)); }
       }

       public static float YPosition
       {
           get { return WowReader.ReadFloat((IntPtr)(pBase + 0x79C)); }
       }

       public static float ZPosition
       {
           get { return WowReader.ReadFloat((IntPtr)(pBase + 0x7A0)); }
       }

[gissuf]

ok i'm trying to calculate that, pleas stop me, if i am going wrong. (i will)

lvl1pointer = 10BD5F4
lvl2Pointer = lvl1pointer + 34 = 10BD628
pBase = lvl2pointer + 24 = 10BD64C
XPosition = pBase + 798 = 10BDDE4
YPosition = pBase + 79C = 10BDDE8
ZPosition = pBase + 7A0 = 10BDDEC

but there is something wrong, i got only crap with these pointers an cheatengine...

edit:
i found this on wow.dev

Playerbase as for 3.1.3
Static = 10BD5F4
+ 0x34 (DWORD)
+ 0x24 (PTR)
= PlayerBase

so the player base should be: 10BD5F4 + 34 + 24 = 10BD64C

the pointers from qjlex should be nice...

Offset Type Description
0x00 int64 player ID - 8 bytes integer
0x79C float x
0x798 float y
0x7A0 float z
0x8 int32 health (+ 0x17*4)
0x7A8 float Rotation (/ (3.14159265358979 / 180))

also from wow.dev

maybe it is helpfull, but i am only confused now xD

[flo8464]

lvl1pointer = 10BD5F4
lvl2Pointer = lvl1pointer + 34 = 10BD628

You say it yourself. Its a level TWO pointer.
That means, it gets pointed by some other pointer....

So why are you adding an offset to a level1 pointer if you you want to add it to a level2 pointer?

So just READ from the pointers....

[[[0x10BD5F4] + 0x34] + 0x24]

[lanman92]

Go learn some C++ pointer concept and come back. That would be a GREAT start...

[Därkness]

Hey, thx for the working offsets qjlex, I was looking round but the ones I found in the objectdump I had no idea how to use. For anyone STILL lost on player x, y, z poz you should look at his post/code, and if you dont know then youve got a long way to go.... even I figured it out lol and I know only basic delphi and some pointer concept rofl.

EDIT: Lol found the origional post of offets. Rotation is 0x7A8.

[gissuf]

Here is the whole thing in delphi code, it SHOULD work, but i couldn't test it (no delphi compiler here)

maybe you have to correct some spell failures or something, but that’s the basic how it should works…

function memoryreadptr(WindowName:string;adress:cardinal):pointer; 
var p : pointer; 
    puffer : cardinal; 
    BytesRead: DWord; 
    WindowHandle,ProcessId,ThreadId,ProcessHandle  :  integer; 
   begin 
        p := addr(adress);  // convert the cardinal address to a pointer 
        WindowHandle  :=  FindWindow(nil,WindowName);  // find the window with that title and take the handle  (only ONE window with that title should be open)
        ThreadId  :=  GetWindowThreadProcessId(pchar(WindowName),@ProcessId); // get that process id
        ProcessHandle  :=  OpenProcess(PROCESS_ALL_ACCESS,False,ProcessId);  // open process cuz we want to read the memory of it
        if not ReadProcessMemory( HandleWindow, p , @puffer,sizeof(cardinal), BytesRead ) then // read as many bytes as cardinal can contain (32bits, 4 byte) from the memory in the var puffer
	begin
	closehandle(ProcessHandle); // close the processhandle cuz we have already read
	memoryreadptr := addr($00000000); // return nothing
	exit; // exit function
	end;	  
        closehandle(ProcessHandle); // close the processhandle cuz we have already read
        memoryreadptr := addr(Puffer); // output
   end;

function memoryreadfloat(WindowName:string;adress:cardinal):single; 
var p : pointer; 
    puffer : single; 
    BytesRead: DWord; 
    WindowHandle,ProcessId,ThreadId,ProcessHandle  :  integer; 
   begin 
        p := addr(adress);  // convert the cardinal address to a pointer 
        WindowHandle  :=  FindWindow(nil,WindowName);  // find the window with that title and take the handle  (only ONE window with that title should be open)
        ThreadId  :=  GetWindowThreadProcessId(pchar(WindowName),@ProcessId); // get that process id
        ProcessHandle  :=  OpenProcess(PROCESS_ALL_ACCESS,False,ProcessId);  // open process cuz we want to read the memory of it
        if not ReadProcessMemory( HandleWindow, p , @puffer,sizeof(single), BytesRead ) then // read as many bytes as single can contain from the memory in the var puffer
	begin
	closehandle(ProcessHandle); // close the processhandle cuz we have already read
	memoryreadptr := 0; // return nothing
	exit; // exit function
	end;	  
        closehandle(ProcessHandle); // close the processhandle cuz we have already read
        memoryreadptr := Puffer; // output
   end;

function getpbase():pointer;
var puff : pointer;
begin
puff := memoryreadptr('World of Warcraft', $10BD5F4);
if puff > $00000000 then
	puff := memoryreadptr('World of Warcraft', puff+$34);
if puff > $00000000 then
	puff := memoryreadptr('World of Warcraft', puff+$24);
getpbase := puff;
end;

function location(axis:string):single;
begin
if (axis == 'x') or (axis == 'y') or (axis == 'z') then
	else
	begin
	location := 0;
	exit;
	end;
if axis = 'x' then
	location := memoryreadfloat('World of Warcraft', getpbase()+$798);
if axis = 'y' then
	location := memoryreadfloat('World of Warcraft', getpbase()+$79C);
if axis = 'z' then
	location := memoryreadfloat('World of Warcraft', getpbase()+$7A0);
end;

procedure TForm1.Button1Click(sender: TObject);
//var x,y,z: single;
begin
  //x := location('x');
  //y := location('y');
  //z := location('z');
showmessage('X = '+floattostr(location('x')+#13#10+
		'Y = '+floattostr(location('y')+#13#10+
		'Z = '+floattostr(location('z'));
end;

[jjaa]

Hello everybody.

At first: sorry for my bad english
I hope you can understand me =)

So, I'm working on a little wow farm-bot. My problem is that i don't know how can I get the player's x and y position. Is it possible to get these coordinates?
I thought I can read offsets. But it doesn't function so properly

I'm searching for a short tutorial or anything like that..

Bye
Claion

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