[C#] User Interface explained

[z0m]

I've started to track them myself (after the tip that it's really better to just try to get them yourself and learn from it) and I've managed to find most of them, enough for my own relogger at least.

Here is my list:

    enum UIFrame
    {
        CurrentFramePtr = 0x8C5F7C, // 4.03
        CurrentFrameOffset = 0x88, // 4.03

        UIBase = 0x8C5f7C, // 4.03
        Name = 0x1C, // 4.03
        ParentPtr = 0x98, // 4.03
        EffectiveScale = 0x80, // 4.03
        LabelText = 0xEC, // 4.03
        Visible = 0x64, // 4.03
        
        FirstFrame = 0xCE4, // 4.03
        NextFrame = 0xCDC, // 4.03
        FrameLeft = 0x6C, // 4.03
        FrameRight = 0x74, // 4.03
        FrameTop = 0x70, // 4.03
        FrameBottom = 0x68, // 4.03

        UnkDivWidth = 0x805300, // 4.03
        UnkDivHeight = 0x805304, // 4.03
    }

Feel free to add anything that I don't have yet and don't slack on looking for them! You should indeed look at 3.3.5a and see if you can find these offsets yourself (you now have the right ones for 4.03 so you can verify them yourselves) so you don't have to lurk and wait for others next time again .

[Tanaris4]

What types of things are you guys using this for?

[guizmows]

It's usefull for out of process bot for :
- autorelog
- questing
- mailbox
- ....

[miceiken]

I'd say anything, back in the days of Glider this was the only thing that could interact with the game (with a mouse driver ofc). Queueing for BGs, mail, training, looting & skinning etc.

[Tanaris4]

Yea I guess that was the part I was missing. I need to get WorldtoCoord working correctly + a mouse driver for my OOP bot. (which isn't an easy task on mac, unfortunately)

[counted]

I have been using this for quite some time on my main desktop computer which runs windows 7 and everything works. I also have a laptop that runs windows 8 and the movemouseover subroutine would only work if I used FullScreen at a rez of 1280x800 and directX9. I could change my desktop computer to windowed mode, any resolution and/or directX11 and it would work. Not so on the laptop, but i never really looked into it cause i had a way to make it work. Well I just bought a new laptop and now movemouseover does not work on any settings on the new laptop. The new laptop is running windows 10 (not sure that is important)

So I now had to look into this.

I found a routine EventInputGetMousePostion (20726 binary 0x1e49d) and reversed it.

        public void MouseOver()
        {  
            // Raw denotes that the value is not compensated for screenwidth / screenheight or s_x / s_y
            float x = (LeftRaw + RightRaw) / 2;
            float y = (TopRaw + BottomRaw) / 2;

            x = x / SX;
            y = y / SY;

            Rectangle clientRect = new Rectangle();
            GetClientRect(TC.Pmr.WindowHandle, out clientRect);
            
            x = x * clientRect.Width;
            y = (1.0f - y) * clientRect.Height;

            Point cur = new Point(); 
            cur.X = (int)x;
            cur.Y = (int)y;

            ClientToScreen(TC.Pmr.WindowHandle, ref cur);

            MouseControl.MoveMouse(cur.X, cur.Y);
        }

This method works on all three computers, all resolutions, windowed or full screen and directx 9 or 11.

Thought I would pass this on in case anyone else was having similar issues.

-counted