[Question] how to Read GameObjectType

[CrimeTime]

Hey,
i want to Read the GameObjectType to find a Mailbox, here a List of the GameObjectType id's.

    public enum WoWGameObjectType : uint
    {
        Door = 0,
        Button = 1,
        QuestGiver = 2,
        Chest = 3,
        Binder = 4,
        Generic = 5,
        Trap = 6,
        Chair = 7,
        SpellFocus = 8,
        Text = 9,
        Goober = 0xa,
        Transport = 0xb,
        AreaDamage = 0xc,
        Camera = 0xd,
        WorldObj = 0xe,
        MapObjTransport = 0xf,
        DuelArbiter = 0x10,
        FishingNode = 0x11,
        Ritual = 0x12,
        Mailbox = 0x13,
        AuctionHouse = 0x14,
        SpellCaster = 0x16,
        MeetingStone = 0x17,
        Unkown18 = 0x18,
        FishingPool = 0x19,
        FORCEDWORD = 0xFFFFFFFF,
    }

i've tried to get this Type with the 0x14 Offset but didnt get the Id's from that List.

thanks in advanced

[natt_]

:facepalm on myself:

[CrimeTime]

yes sure, but what will be the return value of it? 0 for not found and 1 for found???

[Flowerew]

yes sure, but what will be the return value of it? 0 for not found and 1 for found???

Haha, nice!

[CrimeTime]

got it working, now it Prints me 17:51:51 found Briefkasten with ID:1907 at: -8826,538, 725,5759, 98,67693

[TOM_RUS]

GameObject type is stored in client cache files, and client object class most likely has a pointer to a client cache row somewhere, like in unit case (for example creature cache pointer is at obj+0xA24 for units)...
P.S. gameobject cache pointer is at obj+0x1CC.
P.P.S. Gameobject type also was stored in gameobject descriptors in 3.x, may be it's not changed:
GAMEOBJECT_BYTES_1[4];
gotype = GAMEOBJECT_BYTES_1[1];

[CrimeTime]

i think to find the Pointer of that is harder as to use it now how i have it done.

[Scorpiona]

i think to find the Pointer of that is harder as to use it now how i have it done.

herp derp
That's because you're doing it wrong

The type at 0x14 corresponds to these:

public enum WoWObjectType : uint
    {
        Object = 0,
        Item = 1,
        Container = 2,
        Unit = 3,
        Player = 4,
        GameObject = 5,
        DynamicObject = 6,
        Corpse = 7,
        AiGroup = 8,
        AreaTrigger = 9
    }

As TOM_RUS said, to get the GameObjectType you would have to use GAMEOBJECT_BYTES_1[1]

[CrimeTime]

will try it later, thanks for the Information.