ClickToMove Problems

[HeroXx]

Hello everyone, I have just started trying to get into hack programming and I have started with my favourite game

I have programming all of the logic into my bot hoping that I would figure out the rest while I was working through it but I am having massive problems with the ClickToMove.

My code is as follows:

 public enum ClickToMove
        {
            CTM_Base = 0x001C7840,
            CTM_X = CTM_Base + 0x8C,
            CTM_Y = CTM_Base + 0x90,
            CTM_Z = CTM_Base + 0x94,
            CTM_Action = CTM_Base + 0x1C
        }
        private void walk_Tick(object sender, EventArgs e)
        {
            
            float moveToX = ObjectManager.Me.X + 10;
            float moveToY = ObjectManager.Me.Y + 10;
            ObjectManager.Write<float>((uint)ClickToMove.CTM_X, moveToX);
            ObjectManager.Write<float>((uint)ClickToMove.CTM_Y, moveToY);
            ObjectManager.Write<float>((uint)ClickToMove.CTM_Z, ObjectManager.Me.Z);
            ObjectManager.Write<Int32>((uint)ClickToMove.CTM_Action, 4);
        }

The timer is called every 10 seconds so I am relatively sure I am not causing problems writing that frequently.

I hope this isn't seen as a spoon-feeding attempt by people, I have really put some effort in to get as far as I possible can with this but I am unable to progress.

[DrakeFish]

Hello everyone, I have just started trying to get into hack programming and I have started with my favourite game

I have programming all of the logic into my bot hoping that I would figure out the rest while I was working through it but I am having massive problems with the ClickToMove.

My code is as follows:

 public enum ClickToMove
        {
            CTM_Base = 0x001C7840,
            CTM_X = CTM_Base + 0x8C,
            CTM_Y = CTM_Base + 0x90,
            CTM_Z = CTM_Base + 0x94,
            CTM_Action = CTM_Base + 0x1C
        }
        private void walk_Tick(object sender, EventArgs e)
        {
            
            float moveToX = ObjectManager.Me.X + 10;
            float moveToY = ObjectManager.Me.Y + 10;
            ObjectManager.Write<float>((uint)ClickToMove.CTM_X, moveToX);
            ObjectManager.Write<float>((uint)ClickToMove.CTM_Y, moveToY);
            ObjectManager.Write<float>((uint)ClickToMove.CTM_Z, ObjectManager.Me.Z);
            ObjectManager.Write<Int32>((uint)ClickToMove.CTM_Action, 4);
        }

The timer is called every 10 seconds so I am relatively sure I am not causing problems writing that frequently.

I hope this isn't seen as a spoon-feeding attempt by people, I have really put some effort in to get as far as I possible can with this but I am unable to progress.

First, are your offsets updated for current WoW Patch?
Second, with 4.0, you now have to use your addresses as relative. You can't simply do MemoryWrite(Address, value), you have to use Module Base.

[HeroXx]

Thanks for your reply!

I am using what looks like the latest offset according to this thread http://www.mmowned.com/forums/world-...mp-thread.html .

From what you suggested it is quite likely that is the problem, is there a quick easy way to retrieve WoW's module base?

[Randomizer]

I am using this. I am close.... but it will click in in the wrong place. For the life of me I can not figure out why. I have tried various debug'ing attempts, yet to no avail. It will print out the correct coords, it just will not go to them.

If anyone has any insight as to why I am not moving correctly.. I am all ears and all help is appreciated.

        public enum ClickToMove : uint
        {
            //CtmBase + 0x1C
            CtmAction = 0x008BD7F4,                     // 4.0.1 13164

            //ClickToMove_Base
            CtmBase = 0x008BD7D8,                       // 4.0.1 13164

            //CtmBase + 0x8C
            CtmX = 0x008BD864,                          // 4.0.1 13164

            //CtmBase + 0x90
            CtmY = 0x008BD868,                          // 4.0.1 13164

            //CtmBase + 0x94
            CtmZ = 0x008BD86C,

            //CtmBase + 0x20
            CtmGUID = 0x008BD8F8,                       // 4.0.1 13164

            //CtmBase + 0xC
            CtmDistance = 0x008BD8E4,                   // 4.0.1 13164

            CtmActivatePointer = 0x00981850,            // 4.0.1 13164

            CtmActivate = 0x30,                         // 4.0.1 13164
        }

		try
		{
			GObjectList.Memory.WriteFloat(MainForm._wowBase + (uint)GPointers.ClickToMove.CtmX, TargetCoord.X);
			GObjectList.Memory.WriteFloat(MainForm._wowBase + (uint)GPointers.ClickToMove.CtmY, TargetCoord.Y);
			GObjectList.Memory.WriteFloat(MainForm._wowBase + (uint)GPointers.ClickToMove.CtmZ, TargetCoord.Z);
			GObjectList.Memory.WriteFloat(MainForm._wowBase + (uint)GPointers.ClickToMove.CtmDistance, distance);
			GObjectList.Memory.WriteInt(MainForm._wowBase + (uint)GPointers.ClickToMove.CtmAction, (int)GPointers.ClickToMoveAction.ACTION_MOVE);
			MMoMule.Log.log("X = " + TargetCoord.X + " Y = " + TargetCoord.Y + " Z = " + TargetCoord.Z, LogType.Debug);
		catch (Exception e)
		{
			MMoMule.Log.Debug(e, "Fsm.Move");
		}

[HeroXx]

Randomizer, how are you pulling your base address?

Edit: Silly me posting too fast:

var proc = Process.GetProcessesByName("Wow");
ObjectManager.Initialize(proc[0].Id);
WoWBase = proc[0].MainModule.BaseAddress;

[Randomizer]

http://www.mmowned.com/forums/world-...e-4-0-1-a.html - Credit to Miceiken for giving the method to find the _wowBase

[suicidity]

It's because the Vector offset is at 0xA0, not 0x8C.. hf

[Randomizer]

Thanks a ton! + rep suicidity

[HeroXx]

Thought i'd keep this in my thread:

private void moveToAttack(ulong GUID)
        {
            ObjectManager.Write<float>((uint)WoWBase + (uint)ClickToMove.CtmDistance, 0.3f);
            ObjectManager.Write<float>((uint)WoWBase + (uint)ClickToMove.CtmGUID, GUID);
            ObjectManager.Write<Int32>((uint)WoWBase + (uint)ClickToMove.CtmAction, 10);
        }

I have been trying to get this working, I am not entirely bothered about attacking NPC's because it is intended to be a gathering bot but it is frustrating me that I am unable to get it to move to a target and attack it (I have the target selected when I call this function).

[JuJuBoSc]

ObjectManager.Write<float>((uint)WoWBase + (uint)ClickToMove.CtmGUID, GUID);

This.

[HeroXx]

ObjectManager.Write<float>((uint)WoWBase + (uint)ClickToMove.CtmGUID, GUID);

This.

....F M L, must have been a late night Thanks for grabbing that.

[Bananenbrot]

...?! Try writing an ulong instead of a float oO

[HeroXx]

Is there some extra information that has to be written to the CTM struct to loot after interaction?

At the moment I have got the whole navigate a waypoint list / attack on the way thing sorted but I can't figure out why it will not loot with auto loot enabled after interacting with the object. When a player calls the CTM from in game it uses action code 0x7 which is what I am writing.

Any ideas?