[WoW][3.2.2] Info Dump Thread

[Apoc]

    [Flags]
    internal enum MovementFlags
    {
        Forward = 0x1,
        Backward = 0x2,
        StrafeLeft = 0x4,
        StrafeRight = 0x8,

        StrafeMask = StrafeLeft | StrafeRight,

        Left = 0x10,
        Right = 0x20,

        TurnMask = Left | Right,

        MoveMask = Forward | Backward | StrafeMask | TurnMask,

        PitchUp = 0x40,
        PitchDown = 0x80,
        Walk = 0x100,
        TimeValid = 0x200,
        Immobilized = 0x400,
        DontCollide = 0x800,
        // JUMPING
        Redirected = 0x1000,
        Rooted = 0x2000,
        Falling = 0x4000,
        FallenFar = 0x8000,
        PendingStop = 0x10000,
        Pendingunstrafe = 0x20000,
        Pendingfall = 0x40000,
        Pendingforward = 0x80000,
        PendingBackward = 0x100000,
        PendingStrafeLeft = 0x200000,
        PendingStrafeRght = 0x400000,
        PendMoveMask = 0x180000,
        PendStrafeMask = 0x600000,
        PendingMask = 0x7f0000,
        Moved = 0x800000,
        Sliding = 0x1000000,
        Swimming = 0x2000000,
        SplineMover = 0x4000000,
        SpeedDirty = 0x8000000,
        Halted = 0x10000000,
        Nudge = 0x20000000,

        FallMask = 0x100c000,
        Local = 0x500f400,
        PitchMask = 0xc0,
        MotionMask = 0xff,
        StoppedMask = 0x3100f,
    }

[Flowerew]

Are the float units used in the addon functions the same 'scale' as the ones in actual memory?

Don't think so. If I remember correctly, coordinates on the map are always between 0-100 and since every map is of different size I doubt them to be the same...but then, I didn't really check what I just said because I have a hangover and I don't care if my statement is valid

Thanks for the complete movement flags, Apoc. I didn't really check the constant data thread, my fault.

[amadmonk]

Don't think so. If I remember correctly, coordinates on the map are always between 0-100 and since every map is of different size I doubt them to be the same...but then, I didn't really check what I just said because I have a hangover and I don't care if my statement is valid

Thanks for the complete movement flags, Apoc. I didn't really check the constant data thread, my fault.

Adding to this, converting between addon coords (which are just a percentage of the current map's X/Y) to yards is a pain in the ass, IIRC.

[namreeb]

Don't think so. If I remember correctly, coordinates on the map are always between 0-100 and since every map is of different size I doubt them to be the same...but then, I didn't really check what I just said because I have a hangover and I don't care if my statement is valid

Thanks for the complete movement flags, Apoc. I didn't really check the constant data thread, my fault.

I think this is how UI mods display them, but I believe that your coordinates on the continent's system are also available to you.

[audible83]

I _thought_ you could find the edge real x,y of each area in the dbc files. ( Areatable.dbc/Map.dbc or something related.)
So you can probably use that to make your way. Problem will always be the lack of z value though..

[amadmonk]

I _thought_ you could find the edge real x,y of each area in the dbc files. ( Areatable.dbc/Map.dbc or something related.)
So you can probably use that to make your way. Problem will always be the lack of z value though..

QFT. I still swear that the Z limits must be in memory somewhere; I can't imagine that the game client has to go through all of the tortuous tile conversion stuff that you have to go through when RE'ing the db files.