Blackrain unit target Guid

[tarends]

Hi all,

Im just started into c# and into memory reading wow. at this moment i use the libary of blackrain with blackmagic to get some information from wow.

Im working on a really simple program that will write down in a chatbox if a unit by a certain type is not targeting me. but im stuck on how to get the target of a unit.

At this moment i am trying to use this code but it does not seems to work for me.

    public uint AttackingGuid (uint BaseAddress)
        {
            return ObjectManager.Memory.ReadUInt((BaseAddress + 0x964) + (0x12 * 3));
        }

baseaddress is the baseaddress of the unit. and i have been looking over a whole lot of threads but i cant seem to find the answer.

I have also read somewhere that i should be using the

CGGameUI__Target offset but i cant seem to find a way to implement that with the knowledge i have at this moment.

for better knowing i am a programmer/designer that programs mostly web based.

I will be happy to learn from all of you. and if the program(when i get it working is done it will be shared with all of you off course.



any help or example giving would be amazing.

Meanwhile i will try some more offsets to see if i can find it out myself.

[mnbvc]

[[base+0x8]+0x12*4]
but you should seriously try the search function to understand why it's done like this, it has all been explained in several threads

[eLaps]

[[base+0x8]+0x12*4]

From http://www.mmowned.com/forums/world-of-warcraft/bots-programs/memory-editing/287830-wow-3-3-3a-info-dump-thread.html

enum UnitFields {
...
UNIT_FIELD_TARGET = 0x12, //target's guid
...
}

and because object fields are at [base+0x8].
But this is the kind of information you'll need and have to find by yourself if you plan to code more complex stuff.

[Seifer]

Why don't you use BlackRain's native Unit.Target property, and compare it to your own (ObjectManager.Me.GUID) to see if the unit is targeting you?

private List<WowUnit> Units = new List<WowUnit>();

foreach (WowUnit unit in ObjectManager.Objects.OfType<WowUnit>())
{
	if (unit.Target != ObjectManager.Me.GUID)
		Units.Add(unit);
}

It's supported. Look up the BlackRain API.

[DarkLinux]

I would also like to do something like that. What is unit? I am getting a red underline. I still look over the API atm. Thanks for the

---------- Post added at 10:59 AM ---------- Previous post was at 10:54 AM ----------

Is it this?

ObjectManager.Me.Target

[zys924]

[[base+0x8]+0x12*4] = ReadUInt64(ReadUInt(base+0x+0x12*4)
this is a more reasonable expression of how target GUID is got
I'm also a freshman here, but doesnt spend much time to have a full view of "objects structure"
In order to make a full understanding of it, you should probably follow these steps
1. what is an object structure?
2. 'base' is the base address of the object's struct
3. what is an object's descriptor struct? so 'base+0x8' is the 'descriptor struct' base address of the object
4. 0x12 means the targetGUID field is the 12th in the descriptor, each field is of size 4, so the actual address of the GUID is @ (descriptor base) + 0x12*4

to know more, take a careful look:
http://www.mmowned.com/forums/world-...e-objects.html

[Seifer]

[/COLOR]Is it this?

ObjectManager.Me.Target

public ulong Target { get; }
    Member of Spectre.Common.Objects.WowUnit

Summary:
The GUID of the object this unit is targeting.

Then create a new object, either WowUnit or WowPlayer using the Target's BaseAddress. Should be simple enough.