Reading GameObjectType.

[kimsanderson]

I apologise if this is a silly question but I can see it has been asked before and I still can't seem to get it to work...

I'm trying to read the Type of a GameObject. I have tried reading the GameObject's pointer added to the rebased 'GAMEOBJECT_BYTES_1' offset (0x4C) and I cant get it to match anything in the Enum.

Thanks in advance, K.

[lanman92]

ObjectType is [base + 0x14]. There's another type field in the WowObject structure. It matches to an enum given in the WoW Constant Data sticky.

[flo8464]

ObjectType is [base + 0x14]. There's another type field in the WowObject structure. It matches to an enum given in the WoW Constant Data sticky.

He said he is trying to get the type of a GameObject, not of the base class object.
And the type field is more a combination of typeflags.

But afaik there is no real distinction of different GameObjects, just use the displayId ...

[kimsanderson]

I'm trying to read from the following enum:

enum eGameObjType
{
GOT_Door=0,
GOT_Button=1,
GOT_QuestGiver=2,
GOT_Chest=3,
GOT_Binder=4,
GOT_Generic=5,
GOT_Trap=6,
GOT_Chair=7,
GOT_SpellFocus=8,
GOT_Text=9,
GOT_Goober=0xa,
GOT_Transport=0xb,
GOT_AreaDamage=0xc,
GOT_Camera=0xd,
GOT_WorldObj=0xe,
GOT_MapObjTransport=0xf,
GOT_DuelArbiter=0x10,
GOT_FishingNode=0x11,
GOT_Ritual=0x12,
GOT_Mailbox=0x13,
GOT_AuctionHouse=0x14,
GOT_SpellCaster=0x16,
GOT_MeetingStone=0x17,
/* new */
GOT_FlagStand=0x18,
GOT_FishingHole=0x19,
GOT_FlagDrop=0x1A,
GOT_MiniGame=0x1B,
// Note by Cypher: Added in 3.0.x
GOT_LotteryKiosk = 28,
GOT_CapturePoint = 29,
GOT_AuraGenerator = 30,
GOT_DungeonDifficulty = 31,
GOT_BarberChair = 32,
GOT_DestructibleBuilding = 33,
GOT_GuildBank = 34,

GOT_FORCEDWORD=0xFFFFFFFF,
};

So I can find things like the location of mailboxes. I can't seem to get the right offset for these values.

[kimsanderson]

Still need help with this. Surely somebody knows which offset??

[JuJuBoSc]

GAMEOBJECT_FIELD_TYPE = 0x4D

ReadByte(this.StorageField + (uint)Resources.Offsets.WoWGameObjectFields.GAMEOBJECT_FIELD_TYPE);

[lanman92]

For easier updating, if it were to ever change.

Read<byte>(pStorage + GAMEOBJECT_BYTES_1 + 2);

[kimsanderson]

Thanks very much guys <3