Detecting Player's Class

[berlinermauer]

Hey Guys,

I have an objectmanager, who want's to know the class of the current player (cc loading etc).

Now I only found 1 Thread here about this topic:
http://www.mmowned.com/forums/world-...ers-class.html

But i did not find any updated Offsets, and I'm unable to find them by myself

Does anyone have this offsets (also the bitwise operation)

btw: Is it way dangerous to use some inject? (I thought of only calling lua_dostring)


Edit: What i also wanted to know, is if anyone knows the offsets, to get the Name of the Target (I have the BaseAdress of the UnitObject aka NPCObject)

[fish2k]

DO NOT REQUEST UPDATED OFFSETS!

Obviously you have not read the rules of the section.

Good place to start is the lua function: API UnitClass - WoWWiki - Your guide to the World of Warcraft

[berlinermauer]

Oh dammit, i did not know that this is not allowed.

LUA Function, i don't want to use, because it's using some Injection, and i don't dare

[m|ke]

He didn't say you have to actually use the UnitClass function
But you could look at the function's code to find out how to do it yourself.

[RivaLfr]

public WoWClass WowClass { get { return (WoWClass)BitConverter.GetBytes(GetDescriptor<Int32>(Descriptors.UnitFields.UNIT_FIELD_BYTES_0))[1]; } }

    public enum WoWClass : uint
    {
        None = 0,
        Warrior = 1,
        Paladin = 2,
        Hunter = 3,
        Rogue = 4,
        Priest = 5,
        DeathKnight = 6,
        Shaman = 7,
        Mage = 8,
        Warlock = 9,
        Druid = 11,
    }

[eLaps]

get_field<uint32_t>(Object::Unit::UNIT_FIELD_BYTES_0) >> & 0xFF);
using bitwise operations

[ramey]

const std::string & get_field( unsigned long dwField ) const
{
return "Warlock";
}

get_field( reinterpret_cast<unsigned long>( object ) + 0x00C1A55 )