C++ finding the PlayObject

[geograman]

Hi guys I have been trying to find the Name and HP var of my Player for several days now.
I have red a lot of tuts but somehow it wont work i realy dont know whats wrong with it ....

I will show you this part of my code therefore and how i trie to do it:

int PlayerBasePointer = 0xA2FC40;
int PlayerBaseOffset1 = 0x38;
int PlayerBaseOffset2 = 0x24;
int PlayerUnitSpeedOffset = 0x814;
int PlayerUnitName = 0x97DA88;
char name[50]= "empty";

int pointerStep1;
int pointerStep2;
int pointerStep3;
int ModuleBase;

DWORD Addr,valueAdress;
ReadProcessMemory(hGame,(LPVOID)Addr,&valueAdress,sizeof(int),0);

ModuleBase = valueAdress;

ReadProcessMemory(hGame, (LPVOID) (ModuleBase + PlayerBasePointer), &pointerStep1, sizeof(pointerStep1), 0);
ReadProcessMemory(hGame, (LPVOID) (pointerStep1 + PlayerBaseOffset1), &pointerStep2, sizeof(pointerStep2), 0);
ReadProcessMemory(hGame, (LPVOID) (pointerStep2 + PlayerBaseOffset2), &pointerStep3, sizeof(pointerStep3), 0);
ReadProcessMemory(hGame, (LPVOID) (pointerStep3 + PlayerUnitName), &name, sizeof(name), 0);

printf("Name %s\n",name);

It is everything ok with my gameHandle "hGame" I can read an write to WoW Memory it tried this befor with adresses i found with Cheatenginge.

Ich would be very gratefull if you could have a look at it.

Thank you very much

Geograman

[sitnspinlock]

you shouldn't be using signed integers as mem buffers. Use unsigned integers instead.

also you should never cast to void* like so (modulebase+offset) the result can be unpredictable.

[MaiN]

you shouldn't be using signed integers as mem buffers. Use unsigned integers instead.

also you should never cast to void* like so (modulebase+offset) the result can be unpredictable.

While he shouldn't, this can't be the problem seeing how signed/unsigned integers work exactly the same in the CPU because of two's complement.

DWORD Addr,valueAdress; ReadProcessMemory(hGame,(LPVOID)Addr,&valueAdress,sizeof(int),0);

'Addr' is uninitialized - you are reading from a random address. Your compiler should even be warning you against this.

[geograman]

Hey guys i have slightly changed my code now... but after step 1 in points into some crap ... so it still doenst work but at least i get the baseadress for me at the moment its 00C40000

unsigned int PlayerBasePointer = 0xA2FC40;
	unsigned int PlayerBaseOffset1 = 0x38;
	unsigned int PlayerBaseOffset2 = 0x24;
	unsigned int PlayerUnitSpeedOffset = 0x814;
	unsigned int PlayerUnitName = 0x97DA88;

	unsigned int pointerStep1;
	unsigned int pointerStep2;
	unsigned int pointerStep3;
	unsigned int ModuleBase = 0;

	HANDLE hSnap;

	MODULEENTRY32 xModule;

	hSnap = CreateToolhelp32Snapshot(TH32CS_SNAPMODULE, 6180);

	xModule.dwSize = sizeof(MODULEENTRY32);

	if (Module32First(hSnap, &xModule))
	{

		printf("ModuleName: %s\n",xModule.szModule);
		ModuleBase = (UINT_PTR)xModule.modBaseAddr;
		system("pause");
		
	}

	printf("Base %p \n",ModuleBase);
	system("pause");

	ReadProcessMemory(hGame, (LPVOID) (ModuleBase + PlayerBasePointer), &pointerStep1, sizeof(pointerStep1), 0);
	ReadProcessMemory(hGame, (LPVOID) (pointerStep1 + PlayerBaseOffset1), &pointerStep2, sizeof(pointerStep2), 0);
	ReadProcessMemory(hGame, (LPVOID) (pointerStep2 + PlayerBaseOffset2), &pointerStep3, sizeof(pointerStep3), 0);
	ReadProcessMemory(hGame, (LPVOID) (pointerStep3 + PlayerUnitName), &name, sizeof(name), 0);

	printf("Name %s\n",name);

	system("pause");

musst be still something wrong ....

[gononono64]

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[hamburger12]

First the playername is a static pointer. You just have to read

wowbase+namepointer.

Your next Problem is that you also have to add the wowbase to the first playerbase Adressen pseudo:

Uint playerbase = Read(wowbase + playerbasepointer)
playerbase = Read(playerbase+offset1)
playerbase = Read(playerbase+offset2)
uint UnitPlayer = Read(playerbase + 0x

For HP and all unitstuff you have to use the player unit handle. For pos speed the normal handle

Best regards Hamburger

[geograman]

Hey Guys,

Thx a lot I got it working now here is my code:

unsigned int PlayerBasePointer = 0xA2FC40;
	unsigned int PlayerBaseOffset1 = 0x38;
	unsigned int PlayerBaseOffset2 = 0x24;
	unsigned int PlayerUnitSpeedOffset = 0x814;
	unsigned int PlayerUnitName = 0x97DA88;

	unsigned int pointerStep1;
	unsigned int pointerStep2;
	unsigned int pointerStep3;
	unsigned int ModuleBase = 0;

	HANDLE hSnap;

	MODULEENTRY32 xModule;

	hSnap = CreateToolhelp32Snapshot(TH32CS_SNAPMODULE, 6088);

	xModule.dwSize = sizeof(MODULEENTRY32);

	if (Module32First(hSnap, &xModule))
	{

		printf("ModuleName: %s\n",xModule.szModule);
		ModuleBase = (UINT_PTR)xModule.modBaseAddr;
		system("pause");
		
	}

	printf("Base %p \n",ModuleBase);
	system("pause");

	unsigned int ModuleBasePointer;

	ReadProcessMemory(hGame, (LPVOID) (ModuleBase + PlayerBasePointer), &pointerStep1, sizeof(pointerStep1), 0);
	ReadProcessMemory(hGame, (LPVOID) (pointerStep1 + PlayerBaseOffset1), &pointerStep2, sizeof(pointerStep2), 0);
	ReadProcessMemory(hGame, (LPVOID) (pointerStep2 + PlayerBaseOffset2), &pointerStep3, sizeof(pointerStep3), 0);

	ReadProcessMemory(hGame, (LPVOID) (ModuleBase + PlayerUnitName), &name, sizeof(name), 0);
	printf("Adress %p Name %s\n",(ModuleBase + PlayerBasePointer),name);

	ReadProcessMemory(hGame, (LPVOID) (pointerStep3 + 0x000011C8), &HP, sizeof(HP), 0);
	printf("HP %d Adress %p",HP,(pointerStep3 + 0x000011C8));

	system("pause");

Now i have the HP and my Name the last thing I still need is X/Y/Z and Rotation ... I guess I need to use the objectmanager therefore dont I ?

Thx again

[hamburger12]

No just add the x y z offset to playerbase float

[Cypher]

Read the rules and do some basic research. This shit doesn't belong here.