[Help]Simple memorywriting question

[tymezz]

So this is my new code, tell me what you think. I went with the Uint64.

UInt64 sx = ObjectManager.Me.Target;
UInt64 CTM_GUID = 0xB9252C;
ObjectManager.Memory.WriteInt(CTM_GUID, sx);
ObjectManager.Memory.WriteInt(CTM_Type, Loot);

Like I said before, you have to make sure you use the right Write method for the type of data you're dealing with, again, a GUID is NOT a regular integer.. you even defined it as a UInt64. So the next logical step would be to use the correct Write method.

Without too much spoonfeeding, take a look at the links posted here, and try to understand your code. Like, can you explain why you use UInt64 to hold a GUID? Or why you use UInt64 to hold the address you want to write to?

[Flowerew]

Seriously, this thread is pointless. He doesn't even know what he's doing and above all not why. Learn your ****ing language, and don't come back until you understand it. You don't even seem to have the slightest idea about types, memory or whatsoever. Copypasta is not programming and even though people "try" to help you and already pointed out what's wrong you keep comming back because you don't get it. This no beginners section:

This section is more advanced than others on MMOwned Read the section specific rules, infractions will be given out if u break them! That is including the expectations! - If you don't meet them then don't post

Don't post!

[DarkLinux]

So I was looking over it again and this is what I got. It works a little.. I think, well not really. It face West Ever Time. Any ideas?

ObjectManager.Memory.WriteUInt64(CTM_GUID, ObjectManager.Me.GUID);
ObjectManager.Memory.WriteInt(CTM_Type, FaceTarget);

[eLaps]

It face West Ever Time.

What do you think you're trying to face?

[DarkLinux]

I am trying to face an object. When it has targeted an object it still turns to the West.

[eLaps]

Man seriously.
You wrote

Me.GUID

Now question: To which object the GUID you write refers to?

ps: Im still posting by curiosity and for the lulz.

[Bananenbrot]

Actually, it's fairly unimportant what he writes into the GUID of the struct as long as he uses FaceTarget as CTM type.
However, when I tested to use facing/interacting with global CTM it didn't get it working either.

Anyway, you will get your lulz :P

[tymezz]

My understanding of writing to the CTM struct is limited to what I've read in Apoc's post "ClickToMove Explained", but assuming the addresses and values he's writing is correct, that should work. Writing the GUID of the actual object is only necessary for interaction, I believe.

But I've got a good feeling he's not writing the coords as floats or he's just writing incorrect coordinates.

[eLaps]

I think he doesn't write position at all.
I know that for interaction both guid and position have to be given and valid to be working.
It may be the same for facing, but if he fails at writing the right guid at the write place what about dealing with a position.
Just changing the player's rotation wouldn't work? ugly but plain and simple, but im too lazy to try it myself

uh btw still not locked!

[DarkLinux]

Sorry about that, I leave things out or post the wrong code.

ObjectManager.Memory.WriteUInt64((uint)CTM_GUID, ObjectManager.Me.Target);
ObjectManager.Memory.WriteInt((uint)CTM_Type, (int)NpcInteract);