loot with CTM problem

[phthegreat]

Hi!
After reading these threads:
http://www.mmowned.com/forums/world-...t-looting.html
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I try to do autolooting. But when I write the memory, my toon just run torwards the corpse ,pass it but never stop to bend down
Here is my question:Can CTM or any other way make the loot window pop up?
Thanks a lot

[WannaBeProgrammer]

Call it to move to the mobs corpse and after that call it to loot.

[Apoc]

Or simply turn CTM on, and call obj.Interact(); (assuming you're in process)

If not, you'll need to do what WannaBeProgrammer said.

[phthegreat]

Call it to move to the mobs corpse and after that call it to loot.

Is my Pseudo-code right?

                //First Move to the mobs corpse
                Process.WowProcess.WriteFloat(AdressCTM + (uint)OffCTM.MoveX, Pos.X);
                Process.WowProcess.WriteFloat(AdressCTM + (uint)OffCTM.MoveY, Pos.Y);
                Process.WowProcess.WriteFloat(AdressCTM + (uint)OffCTM.MoveZ, Pos.Z);
                Process.WowProcess.WriteInt(AdressCTM + (uint)OffCTM.ActionType, (int)ActionType.WalkTo);
                //Then Write the memory again to loot
                Process.WowProcess.WriteUInt64(AdressCTM + (uint)OffCTM.InteractGuid, Object.Guid);
                Process.WowProcess.WriteInt(AdressCTM + (uint)OffCTM.ActionType, (int)ActionType.Loot )

[suicidity]

You have to wait until you actually walk to it first.

[phthegreat]

You have to wait until you actually walk to it first.

Wait for what? First Write the X,Y,Z coordinate , sleep for a few second and then write CTM ActionType?

I have tried this : make my toon stand in front of the mobs corpse, and write GUID and ActionType(loot) in the CTM struct with OllyDbg. Guess what happens, my toon keeps running and passes the mobs corpse.

[Seifer]

You can call the Interaction function from the object's VMT to interact with it, remotely:

var VirtualMethodTable = ObjectManager.Memory.ReadUInt((ObjectManager.Memory.ReadUInt(BaseAddress)) + ((int)Offsets.VFTableIndex.Interact * 4));
            var curMgr = ObjectManager.CurrentManager;

            instance.AddLine("fs mov eax, [0x2C]");
            instance.AddLine("mov eax, [eax]");
            instance.AddLine("add eax, 0x10");
            instance.AddLine("mov dword [eax], " + curMgr);
            instance.AddLine("mov ecx, " + BaseAddress);
            instance.AddLine("call " + VirtualMethodTable); // Call the VMT function.
            instance.AddLine("retn"); // Always return, so we don't crash.

This assumes you have EndScene hooked, and you are out-of-process.

And I think that you could do something like the following for CTM, although I'd say moving to its corpse and call the VMT Interact is what I'd prefer:

            CGPlayer_C__ClickToMove(Offsets.ClickToMoveType.Loot, ObjectManager.Me.Target,
                                    ObjectManager.Me.TargetObject.Location, 0.3f);

private static void CGPlayer_C__ClickToMove(Offsets.ClickToMoveType clickToMoveType, ulong guid, Point clickPos, float precision)

Don't pin me down on the arguments and stuff, they're off.

[tymezz]

This assumes you have EndScene hooked, and you are out-of-process.

EndScene hooked, injecting into the process, but out of process? :P

Anyway, for the OP, you obviously have to make sure you're in looting range before you try to loot, unless you have CTM enabled, like Apoc said just call Interact.

So calling "Sleep" for a few seconds would be a crappy hack. All you have to do is simply check your distance before trying to loot, otherwise if too far away, move to the object.

Also, you're doing something wrong if your toon runs past the mobs corpse when trying to loot. You're writing the correct coordinates aren't you?

[MaiN]

You can call the Interaction function from the object's VMT to interact with it, remotely:

var VirtualMethodTable = ObjectManager.Memory.ReadUInt((ObjectManager.Memory.ReadUInt(BaseAddress)) + ((int)Offsets.VFTableIndex.Interact * 4));
            var curMgr = ObjectManager.CurrentManager;

            instance.AddLine("fs mov eax, [0x2C]");
            instance.AddLine("mov eax, [eax]");
            instance.AddLine("add eax, 0x10");
            instance.AddLine("mov dword [eax], " + curMgr);
            instance.AddLine("mov ecx, " + BaseAddress);
            instance.AddLine("call " + VirtualMethodTable); // Call the VMT function.
            instance.AddLine("retn"); // Always return, so we don't crash.

This assumes you have EndScene hooked, and you are out-of-process.

And I think that you could do something like the following for CTM, although I'd say moving to its corpse and call the VMT Interact is what I'd prefer:

            CGPlayer_C__ClickToMove(Offsets.ClickToMoveType.Loot, ObjectManager.Me.Target,
                                    ObjectManager.Me.TargetObject.Location, 0.3f);

private static void CGPlayer_C__ClickToMove(Offsets.ClickToMoveType clickToMoveType, ulong guid, Point clickPos, float precision)

Don't pin me down on the arguments and stuff, they're off.

Why the hell are you fixing the TLS when you are in endscene?

[Seifer]

EndScene hooked, injecting into the process, but out of process? :P

My definition of in-process is being in Wow's process, which I'm not.

Why the hell are you fixing the TLS when you are in endscene?

Aye, Nesox pointed this out too but I haven't got around to changing it until now, was looking for a IJW approach when I wrote it.

[Robske]

My definition of in-process is being in Wow's process, which I'm not.

And which process runs the asm you inject? ...

[suicidity]

What Seifer is saying, is he is calling it from a process outside of WoW. He is still in some way injected and in-process to do the dirty work, but it's called outside of WoW's process.

(I think that's what he's trying to say..)

[phthegreat]

Thank you guys!
I forgot to enable CTM,sorry
Both obj.Interat() and CTM loot work properly