Isoutdoors?

[-Ryuk-]

Hello all,

Im trying to check if my character is outdoors.

According to the 3.2.2 offset thread the offset for isoutdoors is 0x00693700.

Im using this to read it:

_BMReadMemory($handle, $isoutdoors, "<Not sure what this should be>")

Ive tried reading it as the following
ptr
float
byte
int
dword

Which if any of them is correct? and what should it read if outdoors?

Im guessing 0 is indoors and 1 is outdoors.

Please help.

[JuJuBoSc]

IsIndoors = 0x0133564C

Read as Byte.

[-Ryuk-]

IsIndoors = 0x0133564C

Read as Byte.

Thanks, however I am going to use that to see if I can mount. If outdoors then mount. but when I am in dalaran, it says I am indoors.

[ziinus]

ugly as hell, but why don't you try to mount and read the last error message ? If it contains "you can't mount here"...

[FenixTX2]

On a similar note, does anyone know the current patch for indoor mounting? I updated the previous patch address and patched the jump after test al, al but no joy.

[Robske]

And you're ****ing doing it again. Stop writing arguments to the base of a function to call it for **** sake. Purge this thread.

[Jadd]

On a similar note, does anyone know the current patch for indoor mounting? I updated the previous patch address and patched the jump after test al, al but no joy.

I'm getting the same problem, anyone have an answer?

[guizmows]

IsIndoor (0x00D5888C for wow 3.3.0a) can't be use to know if we can mount or not, because in WG (for example) is IsInDoor = false everywhere but you can't mount while you're in the flag base.

In other hand, I tried to use red message (0X00B67960), but I have 2 problems :
- text is localized (frFR, enUS, ...)
- message don't change if you have the same error twice.

My mount methode can be resume like this :

if( !Me.Ismounted && !Me.IsIndoor )
{
     Do
     {
        DoMount();
     }
     while( !Me.IsMounted && !getLastRedMessage().Countain("you can't mount here")    
}

Does someone know how I can make it better and staying out of process?

[adaephon]

IsOutdoors() - Returns 1 if you are outdoors, otherwise nil. Returns 1 for indoor areas where you can still mount.

There is an IsIndoors() function and an IsOutdoors() function. Take a look at the IsOutdoors and it might lead you to an offset that stores a value indicating whether you're in a mountable area.

[Nesox]

Sigh, you guys are funny if ure not indoors you are ?
Afaik the lua functions for indoors and outdoors uses the same function *HINT*

[amadmonk]

Sigh, you guys are funny if ure not indoors you are ?
Afaik the lua functions for indoors and outdoors uses the same function *HINT*

Yeah, I didn't want to be too snarky, but my first thought when reading this was "isn't there a Lua function called "IsIndoors" or something?" And why aren't they reversing that, since it's trivially easy to find Lua functions?

[Nesox]

Yeah, I didn't want to be too snarky, but my first thought when reading this was "isn't there a Lua function called "IsIndoors" or something?" And why aren't they reversing that, since it's trivially easy to find Lua functions?

Yes indeed they are not willing to do any work on their own asking to get spoonfed wich also will lead to more retarded threads and questions;
They both call the same function just compare them and reverse it or do it the snesky way, Call it!

[mnbvc]

isnt it fairly regardless if you are indoors or not?

press_key_for_mount()
sleep(2000)
if(localplayer.runspeed < 10)
	monting obv failed, do whatever
else
	nice, we are on the mount

[Cypher]

isnt it fairly regardless if you are indoors or not?

press_key_for_mount()
sleep(2000)
if(localplayer.runspeed < 10)
	monting obv failed, do whatever
else
	nice, we are on the mount

<Insert facepalm macro here>

[Jadd]

isnt it fairly regardless if you are indoors or not?

press_key_for_mount()
sleep(2000)
if(localplayer.runspeed < 10)
	monting obv failed, do whatever
else
	nice, we are on the mount

I'm a little confused as to which code you're trying to write in here.. >_>