How to stop a current ClickToMove?

[zys924]

I have already got CTM working, however, is there a way to "full stop" the current CTM from moving without using any keystroke simulation? A specific function that supports this kind of abort would be fine. Thx for any help

[Edder]

Not quiet sure, but you could try to send a new ctm with the current coordinates of the character that would "move" the character to the current position and verride the old ctm coordinates -> full stop

[schlumpf]

Or just look which functions get called on key pressing. Had been some lua stuff, iirc.

[zys924]

Not quiet sure, but you could try to send a new ctm with the current coordinates of the character that would "move" the character to the current position and verride the old ctm coordinates -> full stop

I have tried this but this wont actually work. Because the character will actually rotates a little bit before stopping if you use CTM at the current position, not the immediate stop preferred.

[Frosttall]

Write 0xD into the CTM_PUSH

Or just tap the back key :P

[Jadd]

Write 0xD into the CTM_PUSH

Or just tap the back key :P

Won't work, the player keeps running forwards.

@OP:
If you're in-process, call CGPlayer_C__ClickToMoveStop:
Address: Wow.exe + 0x001BE050
Parameters: (uint) Local Player Pointer
Calling Convention: __thiscall

If not, I found a simple "hack" that will stop ClickToMove, write 0x00 to Wow.exe + 0x001C815F. You'll have to write 0x10 to it before the next CTM movement. It's dirty, but it'll get the job done.

[QKdefus]

I remeber i had same problem that the char turned around when trying to stop, heres how i solved it

Ctm Injection

        
        public void Loop()
        {
            if (Unit.Range > 4.05f && ObjectManager.Me.TargetGUID != 0)
            {
                while (BotActive && Unit.Range > 4.05f && ObjectManager.Me.TargetGUID != 0)
                {
                    ClickToMoveManager.CtmTo(Unit.X, Unit.Y, Unit.Z);
                    System.Threading.Thread.Sleep(100);
                }
                ClickToMoveManager.CtmStop(); // prevent walking to ctm location
            }
        }

        public static void CtmStop()
        {
            Injection.ClickToMove(ObjectManager.Me.X,ObjectManager.Me.Y,ObectManager.Me.Z, 4, 0, 14);
        }

or LUA

   
        public static void LuaStop()
        {
            Injection.InjectionManager.Lua_GetReturnValue("MoveBackwardStart();");
            Injection.InjectionManager.Lua_GetReturnValue("MoveBackwardStop();");
        }

[zys924]

Won't work, the player keeps running forwards.

@OP:
If you're in-process, call CGPlayer_C__ClickToMoveStop:
Address: Wow.exe + 0x001BE050
Parameters: (uint) Local Player Pointer
Calling Convention: __thiscall

If not, I found a simple "hack" that will stop ClickToMove, write 0x00 to Wow.exe + 0x001C815F. You'll have to write 0x10 to it before the next CTM movement. It's dirty, but it'll get the job done.

That's the correct one in need. Perfectly working, thx