Objects

[lut4]

I know there have been many object/object manager threads before, but i have read them all and my question has not been answered. I can get my code to give me a list of nearby objects but if the objectGUID is Uint64, they get very long and does not coropsond to wowheads ids. This is made in autoit and i know that you guys hate it.
I get my objectmanager:

$currMgr_pre = _MemoryRead("0x" & Hex($WowBase + $ClientConnection), $hWow , "dword")
$currMgr = _MemoryRead("0x" & Hex($currMgr_pre + $CurMgrOffset), $hWow , "dword"

Then to get the objects in a list, i have done a while loop:

Func GetObjects()

	$NextObject = _MemoryRead("0x" & Hex($currMgr + $FirstObjectOffset), $hWow , "dword")
			
	
	$ObjType = _MemoryRead("0x" & Hex($NextObject + $GameObjTypeOffset), $hWow , "dword")
	
	
	while (($ObjType <=7) And ($ObjType > 0))
		
		
		$NextObject1 = $NextObject
		$NextObject1 = _MemoryRead("0x" & Hex($NextObject + $ObjectGUIDOffset), $hWow, "UINT64")
		
		
		
		
		$counter = FileReadLine($file);read file contents
		$counter += 1
		
		FileWriteLine($file, $NextObject1)
		
		
		$NextObject = _MemoryRead("0x" & Hex($NextObject + $NextObjectOffset), $hWow , "dword")

 		
		$ObjType = _MemoryRead("0x" & Hex($NextObject + $GameObjTypeOffset), $hWow , "dword")
	Wend
	
Return 0;

EndFunc

I am very uncertain if i am getting the objects correctly, because when i am standing close to many players and only want my object list to look for them, i get like one GUID.
The output i get from this function is this:

2376071118993290480
11082288
11082288
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11082288
11082288
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11082288
11082288
11082288
11082288
7291112726236561848
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11082288
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11082288
11082288
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11082288
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11082288
11082288
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11082288
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-4209513162083854288
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-6542413640628624584
-8346105592038218952
-6151814089071320264
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11084600
11072752
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406216151440883448
281470692827960
2440450892053937912

I hope that you guys can help me.

-lut4

[Bananenbrot]

A guid (-like type in wow) is a 64-bit number which is uniquely associated for each wow object in game.
There actually must be a server side algorithm to at least set some speciofic bits (hence some smaller values and some bigger), but you can treat them as random unique "names" for an object.

There is no correspondance between a guid (which identifies a particular instantiation) and an item/type id like the one used by wowhead (which identifies a particular "class", e.g. the NPC with id 4900: Alchemist Narett - NPC - World of Warcraft).
iirc if you kill Alchemist Narett, you cannot expect him to have the same guid after he respawned.

I'm too lazy too look for it, but i bet you can get the item/npc/whatever id from the WoWObjects's descriptor fields.

After all, your output seems to be correct, but I actually don't know why there are that many duplicate guid's in the list.

[lut4]

You do not se any wrong in my code? But if i use a descriptor to get the name, the even if the guid changes, the descriptor would still give the same name?

[Bananenbrot]

When you kill the Alchemist, the actual NpcObject is not reused (it's not like the server is filling up the health of the NPC and tagging him not dead).
A new NpcObject is constructed with another guid but with the same name, (start-)position, id ... and some time after the corpse despawned, the old NpcObject is destroyed.
That's why a unique quest mob like hogger can spawn even if there is already a pile of hogger corpses around him.
Hogger is just an WoWUnit template with the name "Hogger", some x00ish HP and gnoll skin. It can be instantiated multiple times, each time with another unique id.

Note to the others: I'm not actually sure about the transition from a WoWUnit to a WoWCorpse and how it affects guids and the exact inner workings... just meant to visualize things.

[lut4]

Thank you! I can't seem to find how to get the object name. I have tried:

With the offsets:

Global Const $ObjectName1 = 0x1CC
Global Const $ObjectName2 = 0xB4

$ObjectDescriptor = GetMemLocByGUID($NextObject1)
$ObjectName = _MemoryRead("0x" & Hex($ObjectDescriptor + $Objectname1), $hWow, "dword")

But i am also not sure if it is a dword or str?

The GetMemLocByGUID function is from the thread by gononono64

[outcast]

You can also use an objects DisplayId to differentiate objects.

[Blondy]

in the dump thread you can find:

Global Const $ObjectName1 = 0x1CC
Global Const $ObjectName2 = 0xB4

This are your offsets for then Objectname.

Here's my code:

Func _GetObjectName($fGUID)
      $Name1 = _Memoryread(GetMemLocByGUID($fGUID) + $ObjectName1,$wow,"dword") 
      $Name2 = _Memoryread($Name1 + $ObjectName2,$wow,"dword")
      Return _MemoryRead($Name2, $wow, "char[20]")
EndFunc

I don't know how your GetMemLocByGUID function works but I think its the same as mine
Anyway you can use your $NextObject1 variable instead. Should work, too.

[lut4]

Thanks for all you help!

Edit: I can not get the code working. It does not provide me with an output. Here is the full code:

Func GetObjects()
	
	$NextObject = _MemoryRead("0x" & Hex($currMgr + $FirstObjectOffset), $hWow , "dword")
	
	

	$ObjType = _MemoryRead("0x" & Hex($NextObject + $GameObjTypeOffset), $hWow , "dword")
	

	while (($ObjType <=7) And ($ObjType > 0))
		
		
		$NextObject1 = $NextObject
		$ObjectXpos =_MemoryRead("0x" & Hex($NextObject + $XPositionOffset), $hWow , "float")
		$ObjectYpos =_MemoryRead("0x" & Hex($NextObject + $YPositionOffset), $hWow , "float")
		$ObjectZpos =_MemoryRead("0x" & Hex($NextObject + $ZPositionOffset), $hWow , "float")
		$NextObject1 = _MemoryRead("0x" & Hex($NextObject + $ObjectGUIDOffset), $hWow, "UINT64")
		;$ObjectDescriptor = GetMemLocByGUID($NextObject1)
		$ObjectName1 = _MemoryRead(($NextObject1 + $Objectname1Offset), $hWow, "dword")
		$ObjectName2 = _Memoryread($ObjectName1 + $ObjectName2Offset,$hWow,"dword")
		$FinalName = _MemoryRead($ObjectName2, $hWow, "char[20]")
		
		
		
		$counter = FileReadLine($file);read file contents
		$counter += 1
		
		FileWriteLine($file, $FinalName)
		
		
		$NextObject = _MemoryRead("0x" & Hex($NextObject + $NextObjectOffset), $hWow , "dword")

 		
		$ObjType = _MemoryRead("0x" & Hex($NextObject + $GameObjTypeOffset), $hWow , "dword")
	Wend

	
	Return 0;
EndFunc

-lut4

[Blondy]

i think the problem is that $NextObject1 contains the objact GUID but to read the object name you need $NextObject
just relpace it