[Question] Interaction!

[-Ryuk-]

Hello

I'm having problems interacting with nodes.

I don't really want to use CTM global struct, but that's all I know =/

The addresses that im using:

public static uint GUID1 = 0x30;
            public static uint Action = 0x00B92530;			    // 3.3.3
            public static uint Target = 0x00B92530;			    // 3.3.3
            public static uint Distance = 0x005EC1E0 + 0xC;                // possibly wrong?

To interact I am using:

            WoW.Memory.WriteUInt64(Offsets.CTM.Target, guid);
            WoW.Memory.WriteInt(Offsets.CTM.Action, 4);

It does nothing, my character just stands there. So I did some digging and found that I would need to write to Distance also, so know I use:

            WoW.Memory.WriteFloat(Offsets.CTM.Distance, 2.75f);
            WoW.Memory.WriteUInt64(Offsets.CTM.Target, guid);
            WoW.Memory.WriteInt(Offsets.CTM.Action, 4);

Again my character is still stood in the same place.

To obtain the GUID, I am using:

            WoW.Memory.ReadUInt(BaseAddress + Offsets.WowObject.GUID1);

The GUID reading must be ok, because I can get name and ID's perfectly!

Thus meaning that its my interaction code that's wrong.

Any ideas guys? +Rep to helpers

[Chinchy]

I'm assuming you actually have CTM enabled. From looking at the above snippets of code it doesn't look like you're writing the object's coordinations to CTM. Pretty simple fix.

If that's not the case, see if you're already within your interact distance. You won't interact with the object if you are. You'll need to move a small amount forward for it to trigger interact. You can use PostMessage to send a movement key to accomplish this.

Working offsets 3.3.3

const uint CTM_BASE = 0xB92510;  //3.3.3
const uint CTM_Interact = 0x20;
const uint CTM_iDistance = 0xC;
const uint CTM_X = 0x8C;
const uint CTM_Y = 0x90;
const uint CTM_Z = 0x94;
const uint CTM_STATUS = 0x1c;

Guess I'll just post all the CTM offsets.

[-Ryuk-]

I'm assuming you actually have CTM enabled. From looking at the above snippets of code it doesn't look like you're writing the object's coordinations to CTM. Pretty simple fix.

If that's not the case, see if you're already within your interact distance. You won't interact with the object if you are. You'll need to move a small amount forward for it to trigger interact. You can use PostMessage to send a movement key to accomplish this.

Working offsets 3.3.3

const uint CTM_BASE = 0xB92510;  //3.3.3
const uint CTM_Interact = 0x20;
const uint CTM_iDistance = 0xC;
const uint CTM_X = 0x8C;
const uint CTM_Y = 0x90;
const uint CTM_Z = 0x94;
const uint CTM_STATUS = 0x1c;

Guess I'll just post all the CTM offsets.

Thanks, but as far as I know, I dont need to use XYZ if I have the interaction GUID. Anyway I gave it a try... My character did nothing! CTM is enabled, and I did right click once.


an example of a GUID it gave me:

[11:56] Node Found: Adder's Tongue(Herb)(722284618)

My new interaction code:

            WoW.Memory.WriteFloat(Offsets.CTM.X, x);
            WoW.Memory.WriteFloat(Offsets.CTM.Y, y);
            WoW.Memory.WriteFloat(Offsets.CTM.Z, z);
            WoW.Memory.WriteFloat(Offsets.CTM.Distance, 3.5f);
            WoW.Memory.WriteUInt64(Offsets.CTM.Target, guid);
            WoW.Memory.WriteInt(Offsets.CTM.Action, 7);

Using the offsets Chinchy provided!

This must mean that my GUID stuff is incorrect?

[Robske]

[11:56] Node Found: Adder's Tongue(Herb)(722284618)
[/code]

Doesn't really look Uint64-ish too me

[-Ryuk-]

Doesn't really look Uint64-ish too me

Urm... Im using

        public virtual ulong GUID
        {
            get { return WoW.Memory.ReadUInt(BaseAddress + Offsets.WowObject.GUID1); }
        }

Does it matter that im using ulong? ulong = UInt64 doesn't it?

[Robske]

Urm... Im using

        public virtual ulong GUID
        {
            get { return WoW.Memory.ReadUInt(BaseAddress + Offsets.WowObject.GUID1); }
        }

Does it matter that im using ulong? ulong = UInt64 doesn't it?

get { return WoW.Memory.ReadUInt(BaseAddress + Offsets.WowObject.GUID1); }

WoW.Memory.ReadUInt

ReadUInt

UInt

(fillerlol)

[-Ryuk-]

(fillerlol)

OMG! I really need to check stuff more!

Now I get:

[12:39] Node Found: Adder's Tongue(Herb)(17658617343687602250)(4951.19)(4357.53)(4951.19)

Still no interaction! However isnt the 7 value a little high :L

[-Ryuk-]

OMG! I really need to check stuff more!

Now I get:

[12:39] Node Found: Adder's Tongue(Herb)(17658617343687602250)(4951.19)(4357.53)(4951.19)

Still no interaction! However isnt the 7 value a little high :L

Scratch that! I had my Zpos offset same as the X. It works perfectly

Thank you!+Rep

[Robske]

[12:39] Node Found: Adder's Tongue(Herb)(17658617343687602250)(4951.19)(4357.53)(4951.19)

Still no interaction! However isnt the 7 value a little high :L

Size doesn't matter - It's how you use it.

Guid's are constructed in a special way and can serve for more than just a 'Globally Unique Identifier". I think there's documentation on wowapi and this forum (EmilyStrange vs Apoc discussion)

Here's a dump to make it clear, you should see several consistancies in the GUID's: NoMorePasting.com

As for your interaction issue - I don't use the CTM struct so no clue as to the correctness of your code.

[MaiN]

Size doesn't matter - It's how you use it.

Guid's are constructed in a special way and can serve for more than just a 'Globally Unique Identifier". I think there's documentation on wowapi and this forum (EmilyStrange vs Apoc discussion)

Here's a dump to make it clear, you should see several consistancies in the GUID's: NoMorePasting.com

As for your interaction issue - I don't use the CTM struct so no clue as to the correctness of your code.

Yo mamma is fat.