how am i supposed to detect LastRedErrorMessage when its displaying same message?

[zutto]

yeah, so problem atm is that, i have no idea how am i supposed to detect it, when its displaying same message over and over again (you are busy looting)


so anyone got suggestions?..

i wish it had timestamp ;o

[maclone]

Can't you just overwrite that string after you read it?
Giving it a name like: "DONE CHECK: You are busy looting" ?

[zutto]

Can't you just overwrite that string after you read it?
Giving it a name like: "DONE CHECK: You are busy looting" ?

yeah, i could overwrite it, but i am staying out of all memory writing..
edit: and injecting...

[Cypher]

yeah, i could overwrite it, but i am staying out of all memory writing..
edit: and injecting...

So I herd that Warden can detect arbitrary memory writes in non-static and volatile areas of memory.

[zutto]

So I herd that Warden can detect arbitrary memory writes in non-static and volatile areas of memory.

i knew you we're going to post me something like that ;P
can i has cookiez?

but still, i am staying out of it ;<

probably isnt any way to do that then :/

edit:

hardcoding timers incoming >_<

[FenixTX2]

Could you do something like create an lua addon which logs the error messages and prints them out to the chat frame along with a timestamp and error count? Then read the wow chat log checking for the error messages. something like:

[ERR][14:22:48][12][Some Error: Error]
[ERR][14:24:04][13][Some Error: Error]

[flukes1]

The simple answer to your question is that you can't without writing to it. As Cypher pointed out, it's safe to do so. There are about a million better ways your bot can be scanned down by Warden, so I wouldn't worry about it.

[MaiN]

Ehmm? Define the last message? lol

string last = ""

void Method()
{
string errorMessage = LastRedErrorMessage();
if (errorMessage == last)
{
// amagawd this has showed up twice! o noes!
}
last = errorMessage
}

[zutto]

Ehmm? Define the last message? lol

string last = ""

void Method()
{
string errorMessage = LastRedErrorMessage();
if (errorMessage == last)
{
// amagawd this has showed up twice! o noes!
}
last = errorMessage
}

id do that if there was any way telling its showing up again >_>

but since its always same, no matter what, no timestamp, etc..

and yeah i keep addons out, got solution what might be bit slower but we're talking about 600ms here so shouldnt be that big problem :<

[flukes1]

That won't work. You'd have to know in advance when an error was going to occur, which defeats the point of scanning for it.

[Tanaris4]

How I do it - there is another offset where if a spell DOESN'T cast, that spell is written to memory, otherwise it's 0 on success.

So basically I try to cast a spell, see if it's 0, if it's not, then i read the red error message

(I'd share offsets but I'm on mac + it's irrelevant)