[WoW][3.3.0] Info Dump Thread

[mnbvc]

could not find this here, too...

local zone text (pointer): 0x00B6855

zonetext = wow.ReadASCIIString(wow.ReadUInt(0x00B6855), 16);

[bballer12]

could somebody please post these offsets:
localGuidOffset,
firstObjectOffset,
nextObjectOffset,
I need them for my objectmanager.
thank you

update: okay since they got not updated i will post mine for other users( havent found them myself )
staticClientConnection = 0x00C923C0,
objectManagerOffset = 0x2E04,
localGuidOffset = 0xC0,
firstObjectOffset = 0xAC,
nextObjectOffset = 0x3C,

[Flowerew]

They havent changed in decades! http://www.mmowned.com/forums/search.php

[drogii]

pls send me the offsets:

ObjManagerPlayerGUID = ?
ObjDescriptorOffset = ?

this offsets ok?:

ObjManagerPlayerGUID = 0xC0
ObjDescriptorOffset = 0x8

[bballer12]

I wrote the ObjManagerPlayerGUID offset in previous post and the descriptor offset is also given on first/second page so i don't know what your problem is.

[Nesox]

pls send me the offsets:

ObjManagerPlayerGUID = ?
ObjDescriptorOffset = ?

this offsets ok?:

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I suggest you read those

[mordok]

Just reversed the new static for finding player names.

0xC76018 //3.2.2 0x12542D8

here you go ^^

[Kryso]

int playerSpellcount = 0x00B6C8A8
int[] playerSpellbook = 0x0B6A898
int[] petSpellbook = 0x00B6B8A8

[orby_tale]

model name for objects [[objBaseAddr + 0xB4] + 0x2C] + 0x3C

tested on units/game objects

however it doesn't work for some game objects subtypes, i.e. transport (0xb)

[wormuz]

Unit Name = [[Obj+0x964]+0x5C]

I used search but didn't find nothing about the name of this offset - 0x964

Is it OBJECT_FIELD_TYPE ?

Next question - i want to find my current object faction, my address shall look like (CurrentObject.BaseAddress + OBJECT_FIELD_TYPE) + UNIT_FIELD_FACTIONTEMPLATE ?
Did I understood this correctly ?

[!@^^@!]

Descriptors [Struct & Enum]

Structs kudos to wraithZX

struct sItemFields
{
    /* offsets:[d:0x0006]:[b:0x0018] */    WGUID ITEM_FIELD_OWNER;   
    /* offsets:[d:0x0008]:[b:0x0020] */    WGUID ITEM_FIELD_CONTAINED;   
    /* offsets:[d:0x000A]:[b:0x0028] */    WGUID ITEM_FIELD_CREATOR;   
    /* offsets:[d:0x000C]:[b:0x0030] */    WGUID ITEM_FIELD_GIFTCREATOR;   
    /* offsets:[d:0x000E]:[b:0x0038] */    unsigned long ITEM_FIELD_STACK_COUNT;   
    /* offsets:[d:0x000F]:[b:0x003C] */    unsigned long ITEM_FIELD_DURATION;   
    /* offsets:[d:0x0010]:[b:0x0040] */    unsigned long ITEM_FIELD_SPELL_CHARGES[5];   
    /* offsets:[d:0x0015]:[b:0x0054] */    unsigned long ITEM_FIELD_FLAGS;   
    /* offsets:[d:0x0016]:[b:0x0058] */    unsigned long ITEM_FIELD_ENCHANTMENT_1_1[2];   
    /* offsets:[d:0x0018]:[b:0x0060] */    unsigned char ITEM_FIELD_ENCHANTMENT_1_3[4];   
    /* offsets:[d:0x0019]:[b:0x0064] */    unsigned long ITEM_FIELD_ENCHANTMENT_2_1[2];   
    /* offsets:[d:0x001B]:[b:0x006C] */    unsigned char ITEM_FIELD_ENCHANTMENT_2_3[4];   
    /* offsets:[d:0x001C]:[b:0x0070] */    unsigned long ITEM_FIELD_ENCHANTMENT_3_1[2];   
    /* offsets:[d:0x001E]:[b:0x0078] */    unsigned char ITEM_FIELD_ENCHANTMENT_3_3[4];   
    /* offsets:[d:0x001F]:[b:0x007C] */    unsigned long ITEM_FIELD_ENCHANTMENT_4_1[2];   
    /* offsets:[d:0x0021]:[b:0x0084] */    unsigned char ITEM_FIELD_ENCHANTMENT_4_3[4];   
    /* offsets:[d:0x0022]:[b:0x0088] */    unsigned long ITEM_FIELD_ENCHANTMENT_5_1[2];   
    /* offsets:[d:0x0024]:[b:0x0090] */    unsigned char ITEM_FIELD_ENCHANTMENT_5_3[4];   
    /* offsets:[d:0x0025]:[b:0x0094] */    unsigned long ITEM_FIELD_ENCHANTMENT_6_1[2];   
    /* offsets:[d:0x0027]:[b:0x009C] */    unsigned char ITEM_FIELD_ENCHANTMENT_6_3[4];   
    /* offsets:[d:0x0028]:[b:0x00A0] */    unsigned long ITEM_FIELD_ENCHANTMENT_7_1[2];   
    /* offsets:[d:0x002A]:[b:0x00A8] */    unsigned char ITEM_FIELD_ENCHANTMENT_7_3[4];   
    /* offsets:[d:0x002B]:[b:0x00AC] */    unsigned long ITEM_FIELD_ENCHANTMENT_8_1[2];   
    /* offsets:[d:0x002D]:[b:0x00B4] */    unsigned char ITEM_FIELD_ENCHANTMENT_8_3[4];   
    /* offsets:[d:0x002E]:[b:0x00B8] */    unsigned long ITEM_FIELD_ENCHANTMENT_9_1[2];   
    /* offsets:[d:0x0030]:[b:0x00C0] */    unsigned char ITEM_FIELD_ENCHANTMENT_9_3[4];   
    /* offsets:[d:0x0031]:[b:0x00C4] */    unsigned long ITEM_FIELD_ENCHANTMENT_10_1[2];   
    /* offsets:[d:0x0033]:[b:0x00CC] */    unsigned char ITEM_FIELD_ENCHANTMENT_10_3[4];   
    /* offsets:[d:0x0034]:[b:0x00D0] */    unsigned long ITEM_FIELD_ENCHANTMENT_11_1[2];   
    /* offsets:[d:0x0036]:[b:0x00D8] */    unsigned char ITEM_FIELD_ENCHANTMENT_11_3[4];   
    /* offsets:[d:0x0037]:[b:0x00DC] */    unsigned long ITEM_FIELD_ENCHANTMENT_12_1[2];   
    /* offsets:[d:0x0039]:[b:0x00E4] */    unsigned char ITEM_FIELD_ENCHANTMENT_12_3[4];   
    /* offsets:[d:0x003A]:[b:0x00E8] */    unsigned long ITEM_FIELD_PROPERTY_SEED;   
    /* offsets:[d:0x003B]:[b:0x00EC] */    unsigned long ITEM_FIELD_RANDOM_PROPERTIES_ID;   
    /* offsets:[d:0x003C]:[b:0x00F0] */    unsigned long ITEM_FIELD_ITEM_TEXT_ID;   
    /* offsets:[d:0x003D]:[b:0x00F4] */    unsigned long ITEM_FIELD_DURABILITY;   
    /* offsets:[d:0x003E]:[b:0x00F8] */    unsigned long ITEM_FIELD_MAXDURABILITY;   
    /* offsets:[d:0x003F]:[b:0x00FC] */    unsigned long ITEM_FIELD_CREATE_PLAYED_TIME;   
}

Just making sure if i've understood this correct, this struct is the one WOM uses for storing items aye?
So for example if wanted to pull item info out of WOM with jbrauman's guide i would just basically inherit his object class and override/add the values in that struct aye?

[lanman92]

Aye. (filler)

[evil2]

death knight runes 3.3.0 11159

00C3CB50 rune state (1<<n)
00C3CACC rune types (n*0x04)

[fhenke]

Corpse location offsets:

CorpseX = 0x0B68810,
CorpseY = 0x0B68810 + 4,
CorpseZ = 0x0B68810 + 8

[Nesox]

Credits to Flowerew

    [StructLayout(LayoutKind.Sequential)]
    public struct UnitMovement 
    {
        [MarshalAs(UnmanagedType.ByValArray, SizeConst = 2)]
        public uint[] Unk0;
        public ulong TransportGuid;
        public WoWPoint Position; 
        public uint Unk1;
        public float Yaw;        
        public float Pitch;
        [MarshalAs(UnmanagedType.ByValArray, SizeConst = 4)]
        public uint[] Unk2;
        public WoWPoint Normal;
        public WoWMovement.MovementDirection Flags;
        [MarshalAs(UnmanagedType.ByValArray, SizeConst = 6)]
        public uint[] Unk3;
        public uint Continuity;    // counts (ms) as long as no movement change happens, zero while standing
        public WoWPoint Direction;    // normalized direction vector, possible 3rd component with flying mounts
        [MarshalAs(UnmanagedType.ByValArray, SizeConst = 5)]
        public uint[] Unk4;
        public uint FallDuration;    // fall duration
        public float FallHeight;    // height you fell from
        public float FallUnknown;    // has something to do with falling though it's only set on very small distances like steps
        public float CurrentSpeed;    // current speed, even if you're running against walls
        public float WalkSpeed;    // walk speed, will change on speed modifiers like daze
        public float RunSpeed;    // run speed, will change on speed modifiers like daze
        public float UnknownSpeed;    // unknown speed
        public float SwimSpeed;    // swim speed, will change on speed modifiers like daze
        [MarshalAs(UnmanagedType.ByValArray, SizeConst = 5)]
        public uint[] Unk5;
        public float Pi;        // seems to be PI :)
    }