[Example] C# Bot base for 4.0.1

[miceiken]

Well, since I didn't quite understand the whole ASLR thing I decided to put up a little basic OOP solution with an objectmanager. You can use this as a base to understand how to deal with the new relative address (surprisingly easy actually). It contains updated offsets, GUI, objectmanager with fields for every type of object, memory reading library - yeah, pretty much everything you need for a good base.

The code is probably crappy, just so you know - at least the logging solution sucks. I made some changes to Apoc's Memory Reading library, and I implemented a FindPattern function I found somewhere (to find the ThreadLocalStorage, but it's been taken out).

Credits goes to:
Apoc - Memory Reading Library
Scorpion - tons of things
Juju - Offsets
Everyone else that has contributed in this forum with relative data and knowledge

Here's the file: http://tinyurl.com/24vu8bh

[Randomizer]

Thank you for this example. +rep

[Seifer]

Kind of similar to BlackRain then isn't it? :P

[miceiken]

Kind of similar to BlackRain then isn't it? :P

Except this existed way before that, and so what?

[DarkLinux]

I take it back....

[Syltex]

Well plagiarism is not taken lightly and Seifer word is more reputable then many peoples on this forum.

He didn't copy anything, miceiken even stated that his code was made before Seifer BlackRain.

[Randomizer]

Well plagiarism is not taken lightly and Seifer word is more reputable then many peoples on this forum.

Also if you look at Miceiken's posts. He does add code and help to this forum. He has also been a member since 2007 and I believe was a prominent member at Glider. So I suggest doing your research before pointing fingers.

[miceiken]

Well plagiarism is not taken lightly and Seifer word is more reputable then many peoples on this forum.

Lol'd, plagiarism. Stop the offtopic trolling and start coming with something constructive, also this contains alot more.
Thanks to everyone else

[tdrake]

Miceiken has been around on these forums for ages and contributed quite a bit. Havent looked at black or this but i seriously doubt hes copied anything.

Go away troll lol

[DarkLinux]

I take it back....

[tdrake]

Getting off the topic. Just looks like seifer was saying it looks like it does the same thing/or similar to what blackrain does(no clue what blackrain does but guessing its like the old blackmagic or something). Too lazy to look since i dont really care heh

Anyways, nice contribution. I learned when i first started by reading tons of resources and looking at examples to understand how things worked before I was able to build my own from the ground up.

[Muhrock]

thx you so much for this source, now all my stuff is working again!! +Rep

[Megamike55]

Your function in the object manager code for players that gets a player's name does not take the base address into account when reading the pointer to the linked lists.

WoWPlayer.cs
Lines 22 and 23

Easy fix... anyway, thanks for this code. I was looking for the player name function since the one I had written wasn't seeming to work. Turns out I had just made a small error. Your code (or is it Scorpions?) helped. +rep anyway!

[Seifer]

Except this existed way before that, and so what?

Really? If so; why do you have the same non-working properties in your WowUnit class that BlackRain has? How come your naming conventions are identical to BlackRain's? How come you have the same spelling mistakes in the names of your properties that I have? (public int Happinnes) The order of your properties in all classes are nigh-identical as well.

Honestly, I don't have a problem with anyone using the code; that's what it's meant for. But don't go claiming 'it existed way before BlackRain did' while it obviously didn't, and at least parts were derived from (read: copied/pasted) others their work. Credits where they are due, is basically all that's being asked around these boards..

On a code perspective; it's pretty clean, few minor mistakes but meh. For the logging, there is a proper class out by Apoc somewhere, you may want to take a look at it.

[Floppixx]

If WoW is not open you get an error in the Memory.cs

You need an error handling

        #region ProcessHandle
        public static bool OpenProcess(int processId)
        {
            try
            {
                Process.EnterDebugMode();
            }
            catch(Exception ex)
            {
                MessageBox.Show(ex.Message);
            }
                ProcessObject = Process.GetProcessById(processId);
                ProcessHandle = OpenProcess(0x000F0000 | 0x00100000 | 0xFFF, false, processId);
                if (ProcessHandle != IntPtr.Zero)
                    return true;
                return false;

        }