Objekt Createt By

[hamburger12]

Hello i want to find my bobber. The problem is its work perfektly if i'am a lone.
But if i fish in Dalaran where more then one Bobber, then he get the status from the fist bobber of the list.. Now i want to try to get the bobber that was created by me.. I tray also curobjekt+0x28 but the Value is difrent from my Guid. Does annyone know an way to get my bobber?

[Cypher]

OBJECT_FIELD_CREATED_BY and/or GameObject::IsUsable (not sure if this function has been publicly posted anywhere, if not, forget i mentioned it, and just use the field i mentioned)

Search next time please.

[hamburger12]

Ok build my own programm to find the offset^^ the offset is currently 0x230

[Cypher]

Ok build my own programm to find the offset^^ the offset is currently 0x230

What the ****?

It's one of the fields which you can dump from the client. The pointer to the field array/structure has never changed. It's always at 0x8... Simply dereference and go to the correct index...

[amadmonk]

Cypher, lots of people have problems dereferencing twice...

[EmilyStrange]

Pointers separate the "I written you a "Hello World" app. I can has job now as programmer?" from the people who actually know the difference between C++ and "Microsoft Visual Studio."

More than one de-reference easily confuses the people who think that running their proxies on ring 0 is the answer to anything.

[kynox]

Pointers separate the "I written you a "Hello World" app. I can has job now as programmer?" from the people who actually know the difference between C++ and "Microsoft Visual Studio."

More than one de-reference easily confuses the people who think that running their proxies on ring 0 is the answer to anything.

I run my proxies in ring -1. Your statement is void.

[EmilyStrange]

I run my proxies in ring -1. Your statement is void.

Noob. Proxies are an enum so they must start at zero.

[Apoc]

Noob. Proxies are an enum so they must start at zero.

Not sure if you're trolling... or if that was a semi-serious statement.

[EmilyStrange]

Not sure if you're trolling... or if that was a semi-serious statement.

Trolling? Moi?

Multi-choice pop-quiz question-answer time-thing!

Question #1: Which statement is false?
Enums in C/C++/C# start at zero.
Enums in C/C++/C# must start at zero.

Question #2: Which statement is true?
Enums in C/C++/C# must start at zero.
Enums in C/C++/C# can be assigned values that do not start at zero.

It wouldn't be called "Ring0" if enums didn't start at zero, would it? D'uh!

[amadmonk]

Oh, I thought Ring0 referred to the least talented Beatle. Now I just feel dumb.

[Apoc]

Trolling? Moi?

Multi-choice pop-quiz question-answer time-thing!

Question #1: Which statement is false?
Enums in C/C++/C# start at zero. They start at C.
Enums in C/C++/C# must start at zero. Obviously not true.

Question #2: Which statement is true?
Enums in C/C++/C# must start at zero. THEY START AT C GOD DAMNIT!
Enums in C/C++/C# can be assigned values that do not start at zero. C......

It wouldn't be called "Ring0" if enums didn't start at zero, would it? D'uh!

I get an A+ right?

[EmilyStrange]

C? Is that hex or are you just happy to C me?

[Cypher]

I run my proxies in ring -1. Your statement is void.

I run my proxies in Ring -3.

Resources

[wraithZX]

I made my rings out of cheese.
Camembert, in fact.