sending mouseclick to x/y of background window in WOW

[ShoniShilent]

my bot has been working great for some time now, but i would like to have it working in the background instead of the foreground.

using sendmessage win api i can send clicks and keypresses to WOW handle, but unfortunately i have not found a way to send a click to a specific location.

for instance clicking on the window to farm ores, etc.

i am using 'out of the process' and memory only techniques with my bot proggie-

has anyone found an out of process or memory only way to loot, collect resources?

thanks for the info-

EDIT: is it possible to send the GUID of the object i want to interact with (ore node) and then send a keypress for the INTERACT and have it mine? same for looting corpse? if so has anyone reversed the current address of the MOUSEOVERGUID ?

Shoni-

[flo8464]

SendMessage()

Edit: nvm, was just reading the first line. There is no reliable way to send clicks to a bg window.

[ShoniShilent]

thanks for the reply.

is this possible? or something similar? --> is it possible to send the GUID of the object i want to interact with (ore node) and then send a keypress for the INTERACT and have it mine? same for looting corpse? if so has anyone reversed the current address of the MOUSEOVERGUID ?

[ShoniShilent]

ok i tried using static address 01127760 and writing the GUID of the ore node to it constantly and then i pressed keybind for mouse over and nothing happens. incidentally, if i put the mouse over the object while writing the GUID to that address, it won't work either. but if i stop writing to the address and then put mouse over and press the key it mines the ore.

01127760 is probably the wrong address OR i am doing something wrong-

or this whole line of thought is impossible. there HAS to be a way to loot corpses, skin, and mine ores without having to actually mouse over them (in the background).

any help is appreciated-

[JuJuBoSc]

Write the GUID in the target guid address ( 0x01127770 for 3.2.0 ) and just send "Interact with Target" key in WoW.

[ShoniShilent]

EDIT:: i was writing a stupid LONG value instead of the 8 bytes GUID. seems to work thanks for the infos'

now if we could just get the teleport info??? LOL

[LegacyAX]

You could write a small app in Autoit and use the ControlClick function , to make it more reliable , use the windows XY and not the screens.

Its for Clicking non active windows .. IE background.

Its easy to multiprocess with a small au3 app, just pass it the parameters you want, Or you can download AutoitX C++ library , that way you can use autoit functions in C++

Gluck

[~OddBall~]

use the interact key! it works perfectly..

[ShoniShilent]

i got it working after realiziing i was writing 4bytes GUID instead of 8bytes. at any rate, the interact works perfectly as described. i been surfing, doing bills, listening to interet radio, etc. all while my bot program is contolling my char in a little bitty windowed WOW running in the background. so cool-

thanks again all who helped and also all who posted infos on these boards for last 3 years.

[ShoniShilent]

i got it working after realiziing i was writing 4bytes GUID instead of 8bytes. at any rate, the interact works perfectly as described. i been surfing, doing bills, listening to interet radio, etc. all while my bot program is contolling my char in a little bitty windowed WOW running in the background. so cool-

thanks again all who helped and also all who posted infos on these boards for last 3 years.

[lustikus12]

Hello i tray it with Memorywrite but it don*t work i write (0x01127770,Targetguid,"dword")
if have triaid it with byte and long to but nothing changes just in the memory if i read 0x01127770 but if i try to attack it says notpossible.... what should i do?

[ShoniShilent]

the GUID is 8 bytes, you must write a QWORD

[voron23]

You could write a small app in Autoit and use the ControlClick function , to make it more reliable , use the windows XY and not the screens.

Its for Clicking non active windows .. IE background.

Its easy to multiprocess with a small au3 app, just pass it the parameters you want, Or you can download AutoitX C++ library , that way you can use autoit functions in C++

Gluck

I was trying to click in bg in some games with ControlClick(), but it take ControlID as a parameter. Window dont have it.

[xwinterx]

so if I want to interact with my bobber:

1. I'd get the bobber's GUID: [bobberbase + 0x30] as a uint

2. Write the GUID to my target address (0x01127770, bobberGUID, "qword")

3. Send the key stroke for whatever I keybound my Interact (not mouse over interact) as

right? I tried that but I get nothing.

[Azzie2k8]

so if I want to interact with my bobber:

1. I'd get the bobber's GUID: [bobberbase + 0x30] as a uint

2. Write the GUID to my target address (0x01127770, bobberGUID, "qword")

3. Send the key stroke for whatever I keybound my Interact (not mouse over interact) as

right? I tried that but I get nothing.

This is how I did it in an old project...it is coded badly but it works. I never had time to clean it up...hope it helps

btw I am using old adresses..

            SendKey SendKey = new SendKey();

            if (!FoundBobberObject)
            {
                SendKey.Send(0x31);
                Thread.Sleep(1000);
                ToLog("Setting new Bobber");
                
            }

            //Step 1 Find Bobber and update it
            try
            {
                ObjectManager.PopulateLists();
            }
            catch (Exception e)
            {
                ToLog("Could not populate Lists in Fishinject.cs");
            }

            if (!FoundBobberObject)
            {
                foreach (KeyValuePair<ulong, GameObject> Element in ObjectManager.GameObjectList)
                {
                    if (Element.Value.Name == "Fishing Bobber" && !FoundBobberObject && Element.Value.Created_By == ObjectManager.LocalPlayer.Guid)
                    {
                        BobberBase = Element.Value.BaseAddress;
                        FoundBobberObject = true;
                        ToLog("Found Fishing Bobber");
                    }
                    else
                    {
                        FoundBobberObject = false;
                    }
                }
            }

            GameObject BobberObject = new GameObject(Convert.ToUInt32(BobberBase));

            //Step 2 Place Mouse over BobberGUID by a Memory write to 11D3F50 Mouse Over Guid
            if (FoundBobberObject && !SetMouseOverGuid)
            {
                ObjectManager.WowReader.WriteUInt64(Offsets.MemoryAddresses.MouseOverGuid, BobberObject.Guid);
                SetMouseOverGuid = true;
            }

            //Step 3 detect Bobbing and interact

            if (BobberBase != 0)
            {
                if (BobberObject.isAnimated() && FoundBobberObject && SetMouseOverGuid)
                {
                    //Cast interact with mouse over
                    SendKey.Send(0x50);
                    FoundBobberObject = false;
                    SetMouseOverGuid = false;
                    Thread.Sleep(2000);
                }
            }