Im have troubles again!

[ashleyww]

Here is what i have:

					$ptr1 =_BMReadMemory($handle,0x12D4EA8,"ptr")
					$ptr2 = _BMReadMemory($handle,$ptr1 + 0x34,"ptr")
					$pBase = _BMReadMemory($handle,$ptr2 + 0x24,"ptr")
					$hp = _BMReadMemory($handle,$pBase + 0x44,"float")
					$name = _BMReadMemory($handle,0x12542D8,"ptr")

Its meant to return my HP and Name to me... but it/i fail.

If someone could point me in the right direction that would be good.

Please note: Im not after handouts. I just want to know whats going wrong so I can fix it.

[nopz]

public static uint PlayerHealth = 0x17;
public static uint PlayerMaximumHealth = 0x1F;

$hp = _BMReadMemory($handle,$pBase + 0x17,"uint")
$maxhp = _BMReadMemory($handle,$pBase + 0x1F,"uint")

[FenixTX2]

To get a units health you need to be looking at the descriptor fields.
hp = readmem((pbase + DescriptorOffset) + HealthOffset);

The DescriptorOffset i think is 0x8.
The HealthOffset is 0x17 * 4 (or just 0x5C if you preffer)

[ashleyww]

public static uint PlayerHealth = 0x17;
public static uint PlayerMaximumHealth = 0x1F;

$hp = _BMReadMemory($handle,$pBase + 0x17,"uint")
$maxhp = _BMReadMemory($handle,$pBase + 0x1F,"uint")

Maybe its just me... but $Hp reads 3300839936 :'(

[Thidan]

Remember to read the name as char[] if I'm not completely wrong...?

[nopz]

as FenixTX2 said you have to multiply offsets by 4 as you are reading a descriptor field.

so :

protected T GetKnownField<T>(object field) where T : struct
        {
            return (T)ReadObject(ReadUInt(ObjectPointer + 0x08) + (Convert.ToUInt32(field) * 4), typeof(T));
        }

try :

_BMReadMemory($handle,_BMReadMemory($handle,$pBase + 0x08, "ptr") + (0x17 * 4), "uint")

if i'm not wrong.

I really prefer the C# syntax as it's more simple to read !

[flo8464]

Its 0x17 * 4 .

[ashleyww]

Remember to read the name as char[] if I'm not completely wrong...?

Char[12] if i remember correctly?

but its returns "é

[ashleyww]

as FenixTX2 said you have to multiply offsets by 4 as you are reading a descriptor field.

so :

protected T GetKnownField<T>(object field) where T : struct
        {
            return (T)ReadObject(ReadUInt(ObjectPointer + 0x08) + (Convert.ToUInt32(field) * 4), typeof(T));
        }

try :

_BMReadMemory($handle,_BMReadMemory($handle,$pBase + 0x08, "ptr") + (0x17 * 4), "uint")

if i'm not wrong.

I really prefer the C# syntax as it's more simple to read !

that worked perfectly

[nopz]

You're welcome.

Follow the other message to resolve your name problem ;=)

also do not forget to +rep the people who took the time to help you :=)

[ashleyww]

You're welcome.

Follow the other message to resolve your name problem ;=)

ill try

[ashleyww]

Will my name starting with É have anything to do with my name being returned as "é?

[ashleyww]

Can anyone help me again char[12] - I think thats correct, returns "é

[flo8464]

Can anyone help me again char[12] - I think thats correct, returns "é

Oh come on....please...even if you copy&paste your stuff, think at least for one second.