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    [Question] How to Memoryread emotes ?

    Hello everyone,

    I somehow can't figure out how to "read" the emotes that other persons are doing ingame with memoryediting.

    Could anyone help me ?

    Thanks a lot


    [Question] How to Memoryread emotes ?
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    Originally Posted by andykh View Post
    Hello everyone,

    I somehow can't figure out how to "read" the emotes that other persons are doing ingame with memoryediting.

    Could anyone help me ?

    Thanks a lot
    They are normal chat Messages just with an extra chat type. get the Chat buffer and you are fine.

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    Nop they a not in the chat buffer

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    If they aren't in the chatbuffer (IIRC they are) you can either
    - Subscribe to the related LUA event (CHAT_MSG_EMOTE?) and grab the parameters
    - Hook Framescript::AddMessage
    - Hook Framescript::SignalEvents
    - Intercept the related packet
    - Do some reversing and find where they are stored.
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    Originally Posted by bolototo View Post
    Nop they a not in the chat buffer
    That depends on the emote ... the /emote channel is present in the chat buffer...

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    Originally Posted by Robske View Post
    If they aren't in the chatbuffer (IIRC they are) you can either
    - Subscribe to the related LUA event (CHAT_MSG_EMOTE?) and grab the parameters
    - Hook Framescript::AddMessage
    - Hook Framescript::SignalEvents
    - Intercept the related packet
    - Do some reversing and find where they are stored.
    if he knew how
    he would ask no question . . . .

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    Originally Posted by bonno6936 View Post
    if he knew how
    he would ask no question . . . .
    Robske answered the question perfectly.

    He presented a number of methods which could be used to do what the OP is asking.

    It's up to the OP to actually implement those ideas. If you're expecting source code to be spoonfed to you then you should just leave this section right now because that's not how things work.

    Maybe you should reread the rules:
    http://www.mmowned.com/forums/wow-me...ion-rules.html

    Specifically this one:
    "You may request information. Requesting code or compiled software is not allowed (Exception - Posting it by choice is acceptable)."

    Also this one:
    "This section is not a copy/paste haven. Do not expect hand outs."

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    Originally Posted by bonno6936 View Post
    He asked a question, and got a good answer, which explains more then the info dump threads.
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    Try common sense.

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