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

[ddebug]

Latest revision implements 2 new features that I noticed people were requesting...

+ ADDED: Get Unit Class.
+ ADDED: Get Unit Race.

[2$mart4me]

I believe your location information in your Offsets.cs needs to be updated.

In your code(Facing is actually Pitch):

        /// <summary>
          /// Memory locations specific to the WowObject type.
          /// </summary>
          public enum WowObject : uint
          {
              X = 0x880,
              Y = 0x884,
              Z = 0x888,
              GameObjectX = 0x110,
              GameObjectY = 0x114,
              GameObjectZ = 0x118,
              Facing = 0x894,
          }

It believe it should be (Facing and Pitch updated):

        /// <summary>
        /// Memory locations specific to the WowObject type.
        /// </summary>
        public enum WowObject : uint
        {
            X = 0x880,
            Y = 0x884,
            Z = 0x888,
            GameObjectX = 0x110,
            GameObjectY = 0x114,
            GameObjectZ = 0x118,
            Facing = 0x890,
            Pitch = 0x894,
        }

[Fabolous1]

Is BlackRain still being maintained and updated?

[wiirgi]

Is BlackRain still being maintained and updated?

I doubt so :<

[Fabio571]

Is BlackRain still being maintained and updated?

Just update yourself the offsets and that's fine.

[DarkLinux]

Just use WRadar's BlackRain. They have an updated BlackRain.

http://www.mmowned.com/forums/world-...radar-wow.html

https://github.com/LaoArchAngel/WRadar

[Seifer]

Is BlackRain still being maintained and updated?

I doubt so :<

It is, but there's nothing to update apart offsets, which you can do yourself as well.

We do still update BlackRain, and if need be, I'll add stuff as it comes by.

[Fabolous1]

I have been messing with trying to return the Name of objects and players as a string, and can't seem to get it working no matter what I do. I'm using

This in WowUnit

        public virtual string Name
        {
            get
            {
                try
                {
                    return Magic.SMemory.ReadASCIIString((IntPtr)_wowProc[0].Id, Magic.SMemory.ReadUInt((IntPtr)_wowProc[0].Id, Magic.SMemory.ReadUInt((IntPtr)_wowProc[0].Id, BaseAddress + 0xA24) + 0x60), 40);
                }
                catch (Exception)
                {
                    return string.Empty;
                }
            }
        }

and WowGameObject

        public string Name
        {
            get
            {
                try
                {
                    return Magic.SMemory.ReadASCIIString((IntPtr)_wowProc[0].Id, Magic.SMemory.ReadUInt((IntPtr)_wowProc[0].Id, Magic.SMemory.ReadUInt((IntPtr)_wowProc[0].Id, BaseAddress + 0x1CC) + 0xB4), 40);
                }
                catch (Exception)
                {
                    return string.Empty;
                }
            }
        }

I can't even get it to just return the name for NPCs. I am using BlackMagic as a memory library and also have tried ReadUnicodeString too, still no results. These offsets are the most recent offsets

[FenixTX2]

This is pretty much what I used in 3.3.5
I can't say anything for certain but looking at your code I'd think that the offsets were wrong.
Did you find them yourself? If not, can you provide a link to where you found them.

uint unitNameBaseOffset1 = 0x964,
uint unitNameBaseOffset2 = 0x5C,

uint pName1 =  ProcessManager.WowProcess.ReadUInt(ObjectPointer + unitNameBaseOffset1);               
uint pName2 =  ProcessManager.WowProcess.ReadUInt(pName1 + unitNameBaseOffset2);
return ProcessManager.WowProcess.ReadASCIIString(pName2,40);

[Fabolous1]

I got my offsets from the new 4.0.6:13623 info dump thread, more specifically:

TOM_RUS: Thank you for always providing the IDA database!

Untested:

        /// <summary>
        ///   Updated for 4.0.6.13623
        /// </summary>
        internal enum UnitName : uint
        {
            ObjectName1 = 0x1CC,
            ObjectName2 = 0xB4,
            UnitName1 = 0xA24,
            UnitName2 = 0x60,
            PlayerNameCachePointer = 0x89ACC0 + 0x8,
            PlayerNameMaskOffset = 0x024,
            PlayerNameBaseOffset = 0x01c,
            PlayerNameStringOffset = 0x020
        }

The code I use was adapted to my Blackrain project from XRadar, trying to use how they returned their names.

When I run my program I get an error saying Unhandled exception has ocurred in your application, blablabla. Index (zero based) must be greater than or equal to zero and less than the size of the argument list.

It stops listing the objects after my target when I try returning my targets name and gives that error.

[Seifer]

BlackRain's core has been updated to work with World of Warcraft 4.0.6. There are bound to be some things that don't work properly or are bugged; please report them to the issue tracker on our Google Code page.

There will - from now on - be a central page where you can always download the latest (and often, greatest) BlackRain package: blackrain world of warcraft

Make sure to download the BlackRain package from there, launch World of Warcraft, log into your character, and then run rain.exe. Press make it rain, and if everything goes well, it should tell you BlackRain is functional. If it's not, then you don't want to use it. Really. Just wait for an update.

Have fun, and I hope the "new theme" tickles your geek nerve.

[snigelmannen]

Lulz @ the song, you don't this on a svn anymore?

Edit, found it...

[Seifer]

Lulz @ the song, you don't this on a svn anymore?

Edit, found it...

It's still open-source.

[souldipper]

Hi,

I have a rather weird problem atm using BlackRain.

For some reason there are only some properties that display the correct values.
(Ex ObjectManager.Me.Location, ObjectManager.Me.Type, ObjectManager.Me.GUID, ..)
Hower most of the properties return the wrong information, including but not limited to: class, health, mana, level, mounted, ...

Using latest BlackRain with the correct WoW version
(rain.exe executes succesfully and tells me I'm ready to use BlackRain in my project)

Any suggestions how to solve this would be greatly appreciated.

[snigelmannen]

Lulz @ the song, you don't this on a svn anymore?

Edit, found it...

Ye I know, just that there was no link to the SVN on your new fancy website

And I fail at spelling way to often.