[Release][C#]WhiteMagic - Injected .NET Helper Library

[Apoc]

Updated to 0.0.1.1, with a few fixes, and new features. (I think I addressed them all)

- Added x64 support. Simply build with X64 as a define.
- Added support to turn off most exceptions. Simply build with NOEXCEPTIONS as a define.
- Cleaned up some code.
- Added more documentation, etc.
- Fixed a bug in the Detour class that caused it to crash. (Forgot to set the _win32 var)
- Minor other fixes

[LegacyAX]

Do'in The Dirty Dirty inprocess, But still as nice as always ... respect. +Rep

*Spread once again

[Cypher]

Do'in The Dirty Dirty inprocess, But still as nice as always ... respect. +Rep

*Spread once again

"Dirty dirty inprocess"?

You're retarded.

Neither method (in or out of process) is any more 'dirty' than the other. They both have benefits and they both have trade-offs.

[vulcanaoc]

I think he may have meant "doing the dirty dirty", you know, like the rappers say.

EDIT: relevant comment: I like the library name Apoc

[Cypher]

I think he may have meant "doing the dirty dirty", you know, like the rappers say.

EDIT: relevant comment: I like the library name Apoc

At any rate, he's Jay/Krypton/etc so he's still retarded.

[LegacyAX]

It was a joke, chill your ass out. Get your facts str8 kid.

[kynox]

It was a joke, chill your ass out. Get your facts str8 kid.

You're younger than Cypher. You don't get the right to call him a kid, kid.

[barthen]

Thanks for sharing. Does using the GPL as the license for the library force you to release you're private bot as GPL? :yuck:

[Cypher]

Thanks for sharing. Does using the GPL as the license for the library force you to release you're private bot as GPL? :yuck:

No, only if you use it in a PUBLIC bot. As long as it stays private the source can stay closed.

[Viano]

Ok, call me an idiot but I do not understand the following function.

Read<IntPtr>(0x0123E908, 0x397C);

Why are you adding these two addresses instead of just using one directly?

public T Read<T>(params IntPtr[] addresses)
        {
            var tmp = new List<ADDR>();
            foreach (IntPtr ptr in addresses)
            {
                tmp.Add((ADDR) ptr.ToInt32());
            }
            return Read<T>(tmp.ToArray());
        }

And maybe a question which will not be answered: How do you find those two addresses (0x0123E908, 0x397C)? Can you use Olly to do that? I am in the middle of Lena's tutorials but it would just be great to have a short or long () description on how to find EndScene() or other functions (always posted by Apoc in the offsets sticky) pointers in WoW?

[Robske]

Ok, call me an idiot but I do not understand the following function.

Read<IntPtr>(0x0123E908, 0x397C);

Why are you adding these two addresses instead of just using one directly?

Double read

[[0x0123E908]+0x397C]

[Viano]

Double read

[[0x0123E908]+0x397C]

Yes, of course, but why not using 0x1242284 directly?

Does the function Read(params ADDR[] addresses) read the base pointer value and then adds the value of the pointer plus offset to the value of the base pointer? Why?

[MaiN]

Yes, of course, but why not using 0x1242284 directly?

Because reading from 0x0123E908 doesn't *always* return 0x0123E908.

[adaephon]

@Apoc Not meaning to necro-bump, but I was having a problem with finding whether a struct has the StructLayoutAttribute using

type.GetCustomAttributes(typeof(StructLayoutAttribute), true)

and I remembered that your WhiteMagic library used that as well. So I tested it quickly with yours, using a small dummy struct with the StructLayout(LayoutKind.Sequential) attribute, and it always errors as well (relevant WhiteMagic code below). Any idea why GetCustomAttributes might ignore StructLayoutAttribute?

        public T ReadStruct<T>(IntPtr address) where T : struct
        {
            if (!Utilities.HasAttrib<StructLayoutAttribute>(typeof(T)))
                throw new MissingAttributeException("StructLayoutAttribute is missing.");

            return (T) Marshal.PtrToStructure(address, typeof (T));
        }

        internal static bool HasAttrib<T>(Type item)
        {
            return item.GetCustomAttributes(typeof (T), true).Length != 0;
        }

[Apoc]

@Apoc Not meaning to necro-bump, but I was having a problem with finding whether a struct has the StructLayoutAttribute using

type.GetCustomAttributes(typeof(StructLayoutAttribute), true)

and I remembered that your WhiteMagic library used that as well. So I tested it quickly with yours, using a small dummy struct with the StructLayout(LayoutKind.Sequential) attribute, and it always errors as well (relevant WhiteMagic code below). Any idea why GetCustomAttributes might ignore StructLayoutAttribute?

        public T ReadStruct<T>(IntPtr address) where T : struct
        {
            if (!Utilities.HasAttrib<StructLayoutAttribute>(typeof(T)))
                throw new MissingAttributeException("StructLayoutAttribute is missing.");

            return (T) Marshal.PtrToStructure(address, typeof (T));
        }

        internal static bool HasAttrib<T>(Type item)
        {
            return item.GetCustomAttributes(typeof (T), true).Length != 0;
        }

I'm honestly not sure, however, you can completely remove those checks if you understand that anything you pass to/from the marshaler needs to be properly defined. (Eg; structs MUST be adorned with the StructLayout attribute, and formatted properly, etc) Those checks were just to ensure 'new' users didn't get confused and post 58209482 questions because they failed to understand how things work.

If you know how it works, you can remove most (or all) of the exception throwing. Some of them are just sanity checks, while others are 'noob-beater' checks.