Reading buffs

[dottie]

Seems that my buff code quits working. It's been working fine for a while but just realized today that it's off and on.

Any thoughts on what I might be doing wrong? I searched and it seems my offsets are current.

    enum BuffOffsets
    {
        AURA_COUNT_1 = 0xDD0,
        AURA_COUNT_2 = 0xC54,
        AURA_TABLE_1 = 0xC50,
        AURA_TABLE_2 = 0xC58,
        AURA_SIZE = 0x18,
        AURA_SPELL_ID = 0x8
    };

   public bool HasBuff(Buffs buff)
    {
        uint auraTable = this.BaseAddress + (uint)BuffOffsets.AURA_TABLE_1;
        IntPtr _auraCountPtr = new IntPtr((long)(this.BaseAddress + (long)BuffOffsets.AURA_COUNT_1));
        uint auraCount = (uint)mem.ReadUInt(_auraCountPtr);

        if (auraCount > 80)
        {
            IntPtr _tmp1 = new IntPtr((long)(this.BaseAddress + (uint)BuffOffsets.AURA_TABLE_2));
            auraTable = mem.ReadUInt(_tmp1);
            IntPtr _tmp2 = new IntPtr((long)(this.BaseAddress + (uint)BuffOffsets.AURA_COUNT_2));
            auraCount = mem.ReadUInt(_tmp2);
        }

        for (int i = 0; i <= auraCount; i++)
        {
            IntPtr _tmp3 = new IntPtr(auraTable + (uint)BuffOffsets.AURA_SIZE + i + (uint)BuffOffsets.AURA_SPELL_ID);
            int spellId = mem.ReadInt(_tmp3);

            if (spellId == (int)buff)
            {
                return true;
            }

        }

        return false;
    }

I found other posts that use different checks than auraCount > 80 to determine the actual buffbase such as:

            IntPtr _varIntPtr = new IntPtr((long)(this.BaseAddress + 0xC58));
            uint _buffBase = (uint)mem.ReadInt(_varIntPtr);
            if (_buffBase == 0) ...

And neither seems to be working for me now. Any help on what i might be doing wrong?

Thanks!

[EmilyStrange]

Your offsets are correct.

The way you read the second aura table is not.

If you copy & pasted this code from your project, rather than transcribed it by hand, it could never have worked because the calculation of the aura pointer in your loop is incorrect.

* Trying very hard not to spoon feed.

[Flowerew]

This is C#! *300 voice*

[EmilyStrange]

It could be LOLCat for all I care, the pointer calculation is still incorrect.

[dottie]

Right this is c#. It only worked when the buff was the first buff due to my now obvious error. I can't tell you the number of times I looked at this code and didn't notice the pointer error. Thanks for the help! Must be my blonde moment for the week.