[Making the move from Autoit - C#] [Question] How to read player base?

[-Ryuk-]

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[lanman92]

I would recommend reading a few tutorials and a introduction to C# book. You can't expect to just jump in.

[-Ryuk-]

I would recommend reading a few tutorials and a introduction to C# book. You can't expect to just jump in.

Im not just expecting to jump in.
But if you could just tell me which function to use ill try to figure some other stuff out.

[Apoc]

Im not just expecting to jump in.
But if you could just tell me which function to use ill try to figure some other stuff out.

You need at least intermediate experience with C# to be able to understand the stuff we do here. C# is NOT a scripting language. It is a programming language. (AutoIt is a scripting language; thus; does not have the type safety that C# does)

As lanman said; go read a book first. We won't help you figure out why you can't convert an int to a string. (HINT HINT)

[mnbvc]

string Pbase = WoW.ReadInt(0x00CF7C00 + 0x34 + 0x24, false); // Reads players level

thats the reason why your compiler complains

and you cant just sum the pointer and the offsets you got...
if the offsets are right, this should work:

uint Pbase = WoW.ReadUInt(WoW.ReadUInt(WoW.ReadUInt(0x00CF7C00) + 0x34) + 0x24);

[mongoosed]

Are there any strong reasons why basing a bot on AutoIT3 might be a bad idea? You can still read/write to memory and everything that a good bot might need to do. Except you have to send keys to the program... but isn't that a good thing since you can avoid injecting into the wow process?

[mnbvc]

autoit has no support for oop Object-oriented programming - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
if your bot becomes a little bit more complex its really awful without oop (ofcourse its still possible...)
and i think you would also get performance problems

ps: i have no experience with injection, but i think it would be possible with autoit

[lanman92]

If you can call the Windows API, you can use injection.