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    [Solved] CTM - Interact Issue

    I have spent a lot of time searching around and trying to figure out where I'm going wrong, but haven't found anything. I have also tinkered around with a lot of things, checking whether or not I have missed something simple. It appears as if I'm doing the exact same thing that others are doing, to me at least, but it's still not working.

    I'm trying to get CTM interact working for a mining bot I'm working on, but I can't get it to interact (as in loot, attack, or whatever) a GUID.

    CTM Move(X,Y,Z) works properly, so I'm assuming that my action offset is correct, and I'm assuming that my CTM.GUID offset is correct too as it's taken off the dump thread.

    Code:
    public static void writeGUID(uint guid)
            {
                Mem.WriteUInt(0xCB97A8, guid);
                Mem.WriteInt(0x00CB97A4, 0x5);
            }
    I have also tried to write float 2.75f to the distance offset, but that didn't work. I have switched out the action type of 0x5 to others such as 0x7, 0xB, and everything from Apoc's Click to Move thread.

    I'm stumped.
    Last edited by weber7655; 12-21-2009 at 03:33 PM. Reason: Solved

    [Solved] CTM - Interact Issue
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    Phalcon's Avatar Private
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    i got the same problem. Hopefully i can get the answer here

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    You may want to try and find what size your GUID is.

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    Code:
    public static void writeGUID(UInt64 guid)
            {
                Mem.WriteUInt64(0xCB97A8, guid);
                Mem.WriteInt(0x00CB97A4, 0x5);
            }

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    Code:
    UInt64 CurTargetGuid = Mem.ReadUInt(0x10A68E0);
    writeGUID(CurTargetGuid);
    
    public static void writeGUID(UInt64 guid)
    {
          Mem.WriteUInt64(0xCB97A8, guid);
          Mem.WriteInt(0x00CB97A4, 0x5);
    }
    I tried this now but i still can't get it working. What is the problem here?

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    Originally Posted by Phalcon View Post
    I tried this now but i still can't get it working. What is the problem here?
    The lack of a brain? If you even took the slightest effort to view and search for relevant threads you'd know by now that GUID's are 64 bits wide. But hey, why am I even explaining this, you probably don't even have the slightest clue about how memory is layed out. You made the same stupid mistake TWICE.

    If you cannot comprehend the above message just go with this:

    Derp lol put 64 behind ReadUInt so it runs in ring0
    "Always code as if the guy who ends up maintaining your code will be a violent psychopath who knows where you live." - Martin Golding
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    Originally Posted by Robske View Post
    The lack of a brain? If you even took the slightest effort to view and search for relevant threads you'd know by now that GUID's are 64 bits wide. But hey, why am I even explaining this, you probably don't even have the slightest clue about how memory is layed out. You made the same stupid mistake TWICE.

    If you cannot comprehend the above message just go with this:

    Derp lol put 64 behind ReadUInt so it runs in ring0
    I'm sorry that was a stupid mistake. But i did know it was 64 bits wide. It is not true that i did not search the forums for it. I have search for multiple hours for it.

    One thing is fore sure...i want to learn!! I finding it hard to understand all the new things, and there is no basic tutorial that explains how you walk or loot/combat mobs.
    Last edited by Phalcon; 12-21-2009 at 01:07 PM.

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    no no no no no no no no

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    Originally Posted by Phalcon View Post
    ... and there is no basic tutorial that explains how you walk or loot/combat mobs.
    A Tutorial? That would imply that you have to read something and implement it yourself which conatins the danger you come back to this forum and ask why the tutorial doesn't work for you. I have a better idea, tell me what you want to do and I write it for you, sO you don't have aNY reason to come bACK and search for MULTIPLE HOURS AGAIN IN A FORUM THAT CONTAINS ****ING HUNDREDS OF PAGES WITH THOUSANDS OF THREADS AND MILLIONS OF PEOPLE ASKING THE SAME QUESTIONS OVER AND OVER AGAIN! Its all there, damn it!

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    Thanks for the help, upon changing it to a uint64 it worked flawlessly. It's interesting, though, because I wrote a out of process bot a while ago using uint as the data type for GUID, and it worked perfectly. Guess it's just because I didn't have to do any writing for it.

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    The lower 4 bytes of a guid is unique for all objects. The top 4 bytes show the type of object. The order of the bytes is from lower bytes to higher, so you were actually grabbing the unique part of the guid.

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    Originally Posted by Flowerew View Post
    A Tutorial? That would imply that you have to read something and implement it yourself which conatins the danger you come back to this forum and ask why the tutorial doesn't work for you. I have a better idea, tell me what you want to do and I write it for you, sO you don't have aNY reason to come bACK and search for MULTIPLE HOURS AGAIN IN A FORUM THAT CONTAINS ****ING HUNDREDS OF PAGES WITH THOUSANDS OF THREADS AND MILLIONS OF PEOPLE ASKING THE SAME QUESTIONS OVER AND OVER AGAIN! Its all there, damn it!
    You are so sad! But i don't think you can help it poor boy!

    And the rest of the normal people thanks for your help!

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    Originally Posted by Cypher
    Yo dawg, I run mah proxiez in ring0!
    Epic Filler.

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    Originally Posted by Jadd View Post
    Epic Filler.
    Hey, I was just wondering where I can become an "Official MMOwned Hacker & Coder." xP

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    Originally Posted by lanman92 View Post
    Hey, I was just wondering where I can become an "Official MMOwned Hacker & Coder." xP
    Me too tbh. I don't recall there ever being 'official' coders elected.

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