[Question][C#][ASM] CTM

[-Ryuk-]

Hello

I have made a CTM function using asm using many other old threads I can get it to move my character, but not where I want it to move to.

here is my code:

 
        public static void CTM(float precision, float Xloc, float Yloc, float Zloc, ulong interactGuid, int ClickType)
        {
            // Allocate memory for commands
            uint Me = WoW.EndScene.BlackMagic.AllocateMemory(0x4);
            uint interactactionGuid = WoW.EndScene.BlackMagic.AllocateMemory(0x8);
            uint ClickedPos = WoW.EndScene.BlackMagic.AllocateMemory(0x2000); // Not sure how much, so alot ^^
            // Write commands in the allocated memory
            WoW.Memory.WriteUInt(Me, Player.Base);
            WoW.Memory.WriteUInt64(interactactionGuid, interactGuid);
            WoW.Memory.WriteObject(ClickedPos, Xloc + "," + Yloc + "," + Zloc);

            WoW.EndScene.Hook_AsmAddLine("push " + precision); // Distance
            WoW.EndScene.Hook_AsmAddLine("push " + ClickedPos); // XYZ location
            WoW.EndScene.Hook_AsmAddLine("push " + interactactionGuid); // GUID
            WoW.EndScene.Hook_AsmAddLine("push "+(uint)ClickType);
            WoW.EndScene.Hook_AsmAddLine("mov ecx, [" + Me + "]");
            WoW.EndScene.Hook_AsmAddLine("call " + Offsets.LUA.CTMOffset);
            WoW.EndScene.Hook_AsmAddLine("retn");
            
            //Inject
            WoW.EndScene.Hook_AsmInject();

            // Free memory allocated for command
            WoW.EndScene.BlackMagic.FreeMemory(Me);
            WoW.EndScene.BlackMagic.FreeMemory(interactactionGuid);
            WoW.EndScene.BlackMagic.FreeMemory(ClickedPos);
        }

I call it with:

LUA.CTM(2.5f, XLoc, YLox, Xloc, 0, 0x4);

My player moves but not to my desired cords.

Any help?

[SKU]

WoW.Memory.WriteObject(ClickedPos, Xloc + "," + Yloc + "," + Zloc);

Not sure what exactly your WriteObject method does, but it looks like you're trying to write a string to memory (instead of 3 floats).

[eLaps]

WoW.EndScene.BlackMagic.AllocateMemory(0x2000); // Not sure how much, so alot ^^

->

struct WoWPos {
    float x;
    float y;
    float z;
    float facing;
};

And what SKU said.

[-Ryuk-]

WoW.EndScene.BlackMagic.AllocateMemory(0x2000); // Not sure how much, so alot ^^

->

struct WoWPos {
    float x;
    float y;
    float z;
    float facing;
};

And what SKU said.

How excatly do I set the xyz tho?

[Bananenbrot]

uint ClickedPos = WoW.EndScene.BlackMagic.AllocateMemory(0x10); // Don't actually know the func, but if you need to pass the described WoWPos struct, then go this way.

...

WoW.Memory.WriteFloat(ClickedPos, Xloc);
WoW.Memory.WriteFloat(ClickedPos + 0x4, Yloc);
WoW.Memory.WriteFloat(ClickedPos + 0x8, Zloc);
WoW.Memory.WriteFloat(ClickedPos + 0xC, faceWhatYouWant);

...

I actually don't know the function and have only written to the global CTM struct so far, but if you really need to pass a WoWPos struct, then you have to go this way.

[Nesox]

here's a better one, this is pretty much 'pseudo' but i guess it could be usefull

namespace UberHaxx
{
    public static class WoWMovement
    {
        public ClickToMoveInfo Info { get { return Memory.Read<ClickToMoveInfoStruct>((uint)SomeEnum.ClickToMoveBase); } set { Memory.Write((uint)SomeEnum.ClickToMoveBase, value); } }

        public static void ClickToMove(ClickToMoveType clickToMoveType, ulong guid, WoWPoint clickPos, float precision)
        {
            var info = new ClickToMoveInfo { X = clickPos.X, Y = clickPos.Y, Z = clickPos.Z, Guid = guid, Type = clickToMoveType };
            Info = info;
        }
    }  
}

[-Ryuk-]

here's a better one, this is pretty much 'pseudo' but i guess it could be usefull

namespace UberHaxx
{
    public static class WoWMovement
    {
        public ClickToMoveInfo Info { get { return Memory.Read<ClickToMoveInfoStruct>((uint)SomeEnum.ClickToMoveBase); } set { Memory.Write((uint)SomeEnum.ClickToMoveBase, value); } }

        public static void ClickToMove(ClickToMoveType clickToMoveType, ulong guid, WoWPoint clickPos, float precision)
        {
            var info = new ClickToMoveInfo { X = clickPos.X, Y = clickPos.Y, Z = clickPos.Z, Guid = guid, Type = clickToMoveType };
            Info = info;
        }
    }  
}

Thanks! It was very useful.

2-3 mins editing it and it worked

[-Ryuk-]

I cant use this to interact, I get "Target is to far away" =/

[eLaps]

Maybe because your target is really too far away.
There is a maximum distance to use interact with CTM (~60yrds I think)

[-Ryuk-]

Maybe because your target is really too far away.
There is a maximum distance to use interact with CTM (~60yrds I think)

Nope, im next to it

[eLaps]

Try activating CTM (Interface/Mouse/CTM checkbox)?

ps:
CTM activation flag is at [[0xC4EC8C] + 0x30]

    if (*(uint32_t*)0xC4EC8C &&  *(uint32_t*)(*(uint32_t*)0xC4EC8C + 0x30) & 1)
        std::cout << "CTM on\n";
    else
        std::cout << "CTM off\n";

[-Ryuk-]

Try activating CTM (Interface/Mouse/CTM checkbox)?

ps:
CTM activation flag is at [[0xC4EC8C] + 0x30]

    if (*(uint32_t*)0xC4EC8C &&  *(uint32_t*)(*(uint32_t*)0xC4EC8C + 0x30) & 1)
        std::cout << "CTM on\n";
    else
        std::cout << "CTM off\n";

Yeah I already did that.

[bballer12]

perhaps your values for x,y and z are 0. Try to post the creatures position and guid.