Object Name

[oldmanofmen]

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[Mr.Zunz]

public static uint Name1 = 0x1A4;                    //
public static uint Name2 = 0x90;                    //

WoW.Memory.ReadASCIIString(WoW.Memory.ReadUInt(WoW.Memory.ReadUInt(BaseAddress + Name1) + Name2), 50);

Works for me :]
EDIT: Seems like your offsets were wrong

[Seifer]

((BaseAddress + 0x1A4)+0x90)

Is correct. They have been the same for ages, so personally I wouldn't make them variables. And if you do, use enums instead of constants. Saves resources, if you like.

[Apoc]

((BaseAddress + 0x1A4)+0x90)

Is correct. They have been the same for ages, so personally I wouldn't make them variables. And if you do, use enums instead of constants. Saves resources, if you like.

Enum == Constant under the hood.

I think you mean statics, which actually allocate the overhead to store the number. (Constants are 'changed' at compile time to the appropriate value you defined)