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[miceiken]

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.

With my hand on my heart I didn't take a single piece of code form BlackRain, altho somethings may not seem as coincidental as they are I promise (isn't it spelled Hapinnes?). I'll look up the logging class, thanks.
EDIT: Guess it's Happiness

[Seifer]

With my hand on my heart I didn't take a single piece of code form BlackRain, altho somethings may not seem as coincidental as they are I promise (isn't it spelled Hapinnes?). I'll look up the logging class, thanks.
EDIT: Guess it's Happiness

It looks like something more than coincidence, but really, whatever floats your boat. :-)

I'll look up the logging class, thanks.

Yeah, I'm pretty sure you'll find it in the same place you got pretty much all your objects-related code from. Shouldn't be too hard to find.
And also, just for brevity; there is absolutely no way that you would use the same order I put my properties in, name them exactly the same, including the use of caps on abbrevs. and the like, and not even having taken a look at my code. All you're doing right now is making yourself look stupid by claiming you didn't copy/paste, while even a blind man could tell that you did. I know everyone's been at the position where they copy/pasted at some point, but the very least you could do is actually credit the people you took the code from, rather than claming it as your own, which is just lame.

Tl;dr - Next time, please credit appropriately, or learn to write your own shit. Thanks.

[miceiken]

It looks like something more than coincidence, but really, whatever floats your boat. :-)
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Tl;dr - Next time, please credit appropriately, or learn to write your own shit. Thanks.

Also, the GetStorageField idea was originially from Apoc? Or atleast in some of his code, but I've aldready creditted him.
I'll let the moderators deal with this, cba to argue with you. Your code isn't the only in the work you know. Please don't reply in this thread anymore unless you want to stop with your accusations.

[miceiken]

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!

I have no clue on how to reverse and since I didn't even know how the function worked I decided to just update the offsets, guess I forgot the BaseAddress. It worked pre-patch tho

[Kz0z]

Simple change as stated to WoWplayer.cs Lines 22 and 23.

                mask = Memory.Read<UInt32>(Memory.BaseAddress + (uint)Pointers.NamePointers.NAME_STORE + (uint)Pointers.NamePointers.NAME_MASK);
                base_ = Memory.Read<UInt32>(Memory.BaseAddress + (uint)Pointers.NamePointers.NAME_STORE + (uint)Pointers.NamePointers.NAME_BASE);

[miceiken]

Simple change as stated to WoWplayer.cs Lines 22 and 23.

                mask = Memory.Read<UInt32>(Memory.BaseAddress + (uint)Pointers.NamePointers.NAME_STORE + (uint)Pointers.NamePointers.NAME_MASK);
                base_ = Memory.Read<UInt32>(Memory.BaseAddress + (uint)Pointers.NamePointers.NAME_STORE + (uint)Pointers.NamePointers.NAME_BASE);

Yeah, I've already updated it, I will soon post a new version, I have a few other fixes aswell.

EDIT:
Uploaded a new version!
Now reads unit names, player names and gameobject names.
Implemented a Facing property to the WowObject class that returns the rotation of the object.
Added the commented out Bearing property to the Location class.
Moved some of the properties from WowLocalPlayer to Globals, for reading static offsets even when the LocalPlayer property is null.
Added two dump buttons in the Debug tab for dumping Players and Units.

[Floppixx]

If you don't have the rights as "Run as Admin", the bot will crash.
That doesn't happen with a simple Error-Handling.

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

[miceiken]

If you don't have the rights as "Run as Admin", the bot will crash.
That doesn't happen with a simple Error-Handling.

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

Ah, right, forgot to add that in. I will

[Scorpiona]

Ah, right, forgot to add that in. I will

Embed a manifest
Step 6: Create and Embed an Application Manifest (UAC)

[miceiken]

Embed a manifest
Step 6: Create and Embed an Application Manifest (UAC)

Tough shit I will look into adding that.
Uploaded a new version that checks if it has administrator priviliges before trying to run Process.EnterDebugMode();

[Floppixx]

Open up a team foundation server.
This will be a community bot

[miceiken]

Open up a team foundation server.
This will be a community bot

Lol, feel free You have my permission

[Zoldy]

Can you re-upload it somewhere else? The attachment appears to be broken for me...

[miceiken]

Can you re-upload it somewhere else? The attachment appears to be broken for me...

Reuploaded
I also think I fixed a little problem with the object rotation, damns maths lol

[Phalcon]

Reuploaded
I also think I fixed a little problem with the object rotation, damns maths lol

Great work miceiken!! I'm using your objectmanager for my own bot. At the moment he can follow waypoint,attack mobs and loot them. And without any memory writes! Is it possible that you post the lines of code that you have fixed? So i don't have to re-implement my own function again in you sources :-)