[wow][mac] Finding available Pets/Mounts in memory?

[Tanaris4]

Has anyone been able to find a list of a player's mounts/pets in memory? I've tried simply scanning for the mount IDs that I know exist (the spell and the item ID), but this hasn't gotten me anywhere and I'm a bit stumped as to how I should search for them.

Anyone have any ideas?

Thanks in advance!

[~Unknown~]

Memory.ReadUInt64(UnitDescriptor + (uint)Descriptors.UnitFields.UNIT_FIELD_SUMMONEDBY * 0x04);

returns the GUID of whatever summoned it. Filter by which objects return the local player's GUID and you should find what you need otherwise try the CreatedBy descriptor. Of course replace with which memory reading tool MAC uses.

[Tanaris4]

I use that to find an available list of mounts? (i.e. the pets/mounts listed on the player tab)

[~Unknown~]

I use that to find an available list of mounts? (i.e. the pets/mounts listed on the player tab)

I know it works for a Hunter or Warlock's pet, but I've never tried it for those kinds of things. The pets may work for it, but the mounts I would assume would be a buff. However, I assume you want the actual list without using them. That on the other hand I can't help you with.

[Tanaris4]

I'm trying to get the list before anything is cast. So I want to loop through ALL available mounts or pets. Then cast/use one accordingly.

[kynox]

Reverse the appropriate lua functions. I'm not going to search for you, but i've seen them.

[Tanaris4]

@kynox Yea that won't help me though as I'm on a mac and don't understand how to actually find the correct function using IDA (as they're not named). And I don't know how to dump function names w/their respective offsets for mac

Was hoping some sort of memory scanning solution would work. Or perhaps an article that references the above?

[Apoc]

Erm... open the Strings view... search for the Lua function name... and follow the xrefs?

[Tanaris4]

This makes me sad, on the inside, so simple.

Thanks Apoc - and extra thanks on your patience w/me - trying to make PG the best possible :P

[Tanaris4]

So I feel like a bit of a noob here. I can find the strings easy enough, but I can't xref them to actually find the function. Is this correct? View the below:



And no xref:


Thanks for the help - this will open a world of possibilities if I can figure this out :-)

[kynox]

@kynox Yea that won't help me though as I'm on a mac and don't understand how to actually find the correct function using IDA (as they're not named). And I don't know how to dump function names w/their respective offsets for mac

Was hoping some sort of memory scanning solution would work. Or perhaps an article that references the above?

Uhm. WoW doesn't come with symbols. It's functions aren't named.

[Tanaris4]

How do you guys dump your function lists then? Just set up signatures over time for each?

[Apoc]

How do you guys dump your function lists then? Just set up signatures over time for each?

We've 'translated' from the Alpha PDB up until the current patch, using Blizzard's own names. (Hence why a few of us have radically different naming conventions. It's because we're using Blizzard's own names, with a mix of our own to make up for newer functions/etc)

Could you upload the Mac binary for me? (Or just PM it, don't really care which)

[Tanaris4]

Grab it here:
http://dump.ifeedr.com/WoWBinaries/W...ft%203.2.0.zip

(I post all of them @ the above)

[Apoc]

Odd. Apparently the Mac binary does stuff differently.

Anyhow, just search for the 'error string'. (Usage: GetNumCompanions)

That one has an xref to 0x005A3F4E