[C#][Source] BlackRain - Simple Object Manager Library

[DarkLinux]

If your not going to help why post.

[Evieh]

Because spoonfeeding is so much better right? Learn to search, reading health has been covered so many times.

Hint: you're reading from the wrong place.

[DarkLinux]

See that is something I can work with, Info. I do not want you to spoon feed me. I am looking for help like that. Thanks!

[Seifer]

See that is something I can work with, Info. I do not want you to spoon feed me. I am looking for help like that. Thanks!

Just use the Health property in WowUnit?

var target = (from o in ObjectManager.Objects
                         where o.GUID == ObjectManager.Me.Target
                         select o).FirstOrDefault();

var targetHealth = target.Health;

No need for the stuff you put up with.

[tymezz]

DarkLinux: Almost all of your questions I've seen you ask could have been resolved by you taking 20-30 minutes of your seemingly too precious time to either:

A) Read the first ~10 pages of a programming book to learn about data types
B) Understanding the classes/libraries you use.

Your first issue I tried helping you with was a misunderstanding of both, data types, and what methods of your memory class to use.
This issue, if you're using Seifer's "Blackrain" as a base, could have been solved by looking at the Unit class.. instead of copy pasting code from a random post. It was already available to you with no extra work required on your part.

I spent quite a bit of my time replying to you in PM and in another thread trying to help you UNDERSTAND and point out your logical errors. It's time you take the initiative to learn the basics!

[DarkLinux]

Sounds Good, I fell that I have a better idea of the community around this forum. You guys really stick with it. I'll stop with the stupid questions.

-6 rep lol can you make it -100? it would be more funny.

Thanks for the help!

[Seifer]

Figured I might as well give a heads-up in this thread; I'm currently working on BlackRain 1.2, which will most likely be the definitive version for this expansion pack.

BlackRain 1.2 comes with a few key features:

• Access to 99% of all object fields.
• Easier object searching, though a built-in search class.
• XML Documentation
• Enhanced logging.
• Support for LUA functions.

And by the last I mean it will include a variety of reversed LUA functions which allow for easy access to them through the Object Manager.

Hoping to get it out somewhere in the next week, and yes, it will be 3.3.5 compatible.

[Seifer]

A binary of version 1.2 has been uploaded to the repository. Code changes should be minimal compared to using 1.x.

Hope you'll enjoy the new features, and if you find any bugs, please report them to the issue tracker at:

Issues - blackrainobjects - Project Hosting on Google Code

Rather than in this thread. Enjoy.

[DarkLinux]

Nice work! Love the support for LUA functions. +Rep

[Fearsoldier]

Is it 3.3.5 compat? I'm initializing but I'm pretty much only able to read player guid, any variable I try to access within Me throws null exceptions.

EDIT: Nvm, forgot my pulse statement. However, when I try and pull the player's name it throws a "uInt Failed" exception, so maybe the address is wrong?

[Seifer]

Is it 3.3.5 compat? I'm initializing but I'm pretty much only able to read player guid, any variable I try to access within Me throws null exceptions.

EDIT: Nvm, forgot my pulse statement. However, when I try and pull the player's name it throws a "uInt Failed" exception, so maybe the address is wrong?

EU hasn't been updated to 3.3.5 yet, so I haven't come around to updating it yet.

As for your question, the descriptors are out of date for sure, don't know about the stuff like names and such, but I'm pretty confident that'll be sorted when I update it to 3.3.5.

(You can still fetch the source off the SVN and update the descriptors yourself)

[Fearsoldier]

EU hasn't been updated to 3.3.5 yet, so I haven't come around to updating it yet.

As for your question, the descriptors are out of date for sure, don't know about the stuff like names and such, but I'm pretty confident that'll be sorted when I update it to 3.3.5.

(You can still fetch the source off the SVN and update the descriptors yourself)

Ah, didn't realize you guys had the newest version up on svn, thought it was just compiled. It's only a few, I'll definitely do that. I'm trying to figure out a way to tell if the character is logged in. I think I'm just going to try and pull a variable like the characters name and catch any exceptions. That just seems like dirty coding to me.

[Robske]

Ah, didn't realize you guys had the newest version up on svn, thought it was just compiled. It's only a few, I'll definitely do that. I'm trying to figure out a way to tell if the character is logged in. I think I'm just going to try and pull a variable like the characters name and catch any exceptions. That just seems like dirty coding to me.

Check for the presence of the localplayer('s GUID)

[Seifer]

Ah, didn't realize you guys had the newest version up on svn, thought it was just compiled. It's only a few, I'll definitely do that. I'm trying to figure out a way to tell if the character is logged in. I think I'm just going to try and pull a variable like the characters name and catch any exceptions. That just seems like dirty coding to me.

There is a compiled version up on the Google Projects page, of both 1.2 and 1.1, as well as the entire source in the SVN repository.

I haven't had the chance to look into this stuff, and specifically 3.3.5, but over the past few patches, updating the descriptors proved to be sufficient.

[Fearsoldier]

There is a compiled version up on the Google Projects page, of both 1.2 and 1.1, as well as the entire source in the SVN repository.

I haven't had the chance to look into this stuff, and specifically 3.3.5, but over the past few patches, updating the descriptors proved to be sufficient.

Absolutely, like I said I have no problem updating the descriptors, I just read some of the documentation wrong and thought you did not have the most recent source on the svn, and didn't bother to look.

Also, as for the player guid, it doesn't change as I log in and log out. If I start my program with a timer updating a label with the players guid, and I initialize when I'm logged out it starts with a 0 guid, and after I log in it stays at 0. But if I restart the program and initialize while I'm logged in it find the guid, just fine but also doesn't change when I log out. I also tried the pulse statement before I poll the guid, but it still doesn't update. Other than that it's working just fine right now.