[C# DLL] aHook, use ASM through EndScene hook

[Seifer]

Make ObjectManager.Memory a wrapper for aHook's memory functions. If you can't figure that out you should go hit the books instead of asking to be spoonfed ridiculously simple code.

Edit:
This is assuming you're using the BlackRain source in your project rather than the compiled DLL.

You should have no problems at all when using the compiled DLL, either.

So how does it know what wow I am using? If I am running 4 I will have 4 pids. I have already selected the pid and I use ObjectManager.Memory to call on it. So how would I use ObjectManager.Memory to create a new hook? Thanks!

ObjectManager.Memory is an instance of BlackMagic, and will therefore have an ID property.
The whole point of having that very instance in the ObjectManager is to keep things centralized, for clarity's sake. So if you would have four instances of WoW running, you tell BlackRain which one you want to use, then BlackRain creates an instance of BlackMagic at ObjectManager.Memory, and you only use the Memory member inside any projects after that.

[GameAssist]

hi all
I try to run the code from post # 1 on my WOW 3.3.5 (12340)

I found the actual offsets here http://www.mmowned.com/forums/world-...5-offsets.html

uint Lua_DoString = 0x008193B0;                  // 3.3.5
uint Lua_GetLocalizedText = 0x007229C0;          // 3.3.5
uint pDevicePtr_1 = 0x00C5DF80;                  // 3.3.5
uint pDevicePtr_2 = 0x397C;                      // 3.3.5
uint oEndScene = 0xA8;

The code does not work :-(
error reading address pDevicePtr_1
Obviously, because of invalid offsets

Anybody can share working version for 3.3.5 [12340]???

[JuJuBoSc]

public enum Direct3D9
{

pDevicePtr_1 = 0x00C5DF88, // 3.3.5a 12340
pDevicePtr_2 = 0x397C, // 3.3.5a 12340
oEndScene = 0xA8, // 3.3.5a 12340

}

public enum Lua
{

Lua_DoString = 0x00819210, // 3.3.5a 12340
Lua_GetLocalizedText = 0x007225E0, // 3.3.5a 12340

}

[GameAssist]

public enum Direct3D9
{

pDevicePtr_1 = 0x00C5DF88, // 3.3.5a 12340
pDevicePtr_2 = 0x397C, // 3.3.5a 12340
oEndScene = 0xA8, // 3.3.5a 12340

}

public enum Lua
{

Lua_DoString = 0x00819210, // 3.3.5a 12340
Lua_GetLocalizedText = 0x007225E0, // 3.3.5a 12340

}

Oh my god
IT WORKS !!!!!
Thank you very much))

[Mc-fly]

JuJu can you please upload your attached file again? it dont work anymore

EDIT: I got it from seifer

[rafaelcn]

public enum Direct3D9
{

pDevicePtr_1 = 0x00C5DF88, // 3.3.5a 12340
pDevicePtr_2 = 0x397C, // 3.3.5a 12340
oEndScene = 0xA8, // 3.3.5a 12340

}

public enum Lua
{

Lua_DoString = 0x00819210, // 3.3.5a 12340
Lua_GetLocalizedText = 0x007225E0, // 3.3.5a 12340

}

how can i find the adress in wow ver3.1.3 ? I want to know the way to find out the adress , plz ~
I already have wow ver3.1.3 and ver3.3.5a 12340 client.

[Seifer]

how can i find the adress in wow ver3.1.3 ? I want to know the way to find out the adress , plz ~
I already have wow ver3.1.3 and ver3.3.5a 12340 client.

It's simple; reverse it.

[-Ryuk-]

how can i find the adress in wow ver3.1.3 ? I want to know the way to find out the adress , plz ~
I already have wow ver3.1.3 and ver3.3.5a 12340 client.

Inb4Ban.

Go read the rules, then get reversing.

[rafaelcn]

LUA_DoString = 0x0049B050 wow 3.1.3
I found it

[FenixTX2]

Any chance we can get the source for this? It's a nice library but i'd like to see what's going on inside ... I've a few features i'd like to implement within the library myself and so this issude of having to start WoW as admin is a bit of a pain.

[Apoc]

Any chance we can get the source for this? It's a nice library but i'd like to see what's going on inside ... I've a few features i'd like to implement within the library myself and so this issude of having to start WoW as admin is a bit of a pain.

You won't be able to get around UAC without quite a bit of very low level hacking. It's an OS protection.

[caytchen]

You won't be able to get around UAC without quite a bit of very low level hacking. It's an OS protection.

Theres always Step 6: Create and Embed an Application Manifest (UAC)
Though that doesn't require you to change the aHook library itself. If you're still interested in what it does, .NET Reflector will probably help you out.

[Cypher]

Theres always Step 6: Create and Embed an Application Manifest (UAC)
Though that doesn't require you to change the aHook library itself. If you're still interested in what it does, .NET Reflector will probably help you out.

Lol, save your energy. I've been telling people to embed manifests for quite some time now (in response to all the stupid "you must right-click and run this as admin for it to work" instrutions), but nobody seems to care enough to actually do it.

[DarkLinux]

Or add this into your code,

        <requestedExecutionLevel level="requireAdministrator" uiAccess="false" />

This is the same as caytchen but a little different, but it is a Manifest again.

<--Edit-->
NVM its the same, ops

[Apoc]

Theres always Step 6: Create and Embed an Application Manifest (UAC)
Though that doesn't require you to change the aHook library itself. If you're still interested in what it does, .NET Reflector will probably help you out.

What is this?!?!?! Application manifests?!?!?! IMPOSSIBLE!

Anyhow; this isn't getting around UAC. This is just making UAC go "oh, this one needs admin privs!". "Getting around" UAC implies that you can run applications as an Admin... without being an Admin. (Or going through Windows UAC system)

Meh, you ****ers know what I mean.