Click To Move editing

[zorgie]

If this is a stupid question, I'm sorry for posting, but I'm running out of ideas.

I'm fairly new into memory editing, but I've done quite a bit of programming in several different languages. I've also lurked these forums for a while, read a few "how-to-start"-guides, but never really gone into it.

I've just managed to write a simple demo-bot, which can turn around, target things, loot some data etc. What I'm trying to do now is getting the Click To Move to work, and I've run into a brick wall.

I have offsets, which I suppose are accurate (from the MemDump Thread ([WoW][4.3.0.15005] Info Dump Thread):

internal enum ClickToMove
        {

            Pointer = 0xAD7480,                         // 4.3.0 15005
            Offset = 0x30,                              // 4.3.0 15005
            DestinationX = 0x009D60DC,                  // 4.3.0 15005
            DestinationY = DestinationX + 0x4,          // 4.3.0 15005
            DestinationZ = DestinationX + 0x8,          // 4.3.0 15005
            Push = 0x009D606C,                          // 4.3.0 15005
            StopDistance = 0x009D605C,                  // 4.3.0 15005
            TurnScale = 0x009D6054,                     // 4.3.0 15005
            Angle = 0x009D6064,                         // 4.3.0 15005

By JuJuBoSc

        }

My problem is simply, I just don't get this to work, I don't know which values points to what. I've read through so many examples and help pages of CTM, but they're all so old. According to all of them, the offsets are so basic so it's just to use lines like WriteFloat(WoWBase + OffsetX, someXPos), which seems so trivial. But I don't really get which values goes where from this new dump.

My strategy, to find the correct values, is to enable CTM, run somewhere fairly far away, and just read the values at selected offsets. Since I'm not sure what the "pointer", or the other values in the enum exactly are, I've trial and errored, but reached nothing so far. I've tried both using the pointer as a regular offset to the CTM-struct, and as an offset to an address, which points to the struct. Examples of the two approaches follow below:

// WoWBase is a uint pointing to the base address of the WoW process.
CTMLoc = WoWBase + Pointer;
x = ReadFloat(CTMLoc + DestinationX);
trigger ReadInt(CTMLoc + Push);

-----

CTMLoc = WoWBase + Pointer;
CTMLoc = ReadUint(CTMLoc);
x = ReadFloat(CTMLoc + DestinationX);
trigger ReadInt(CTMLoc + Push);

Am I close? Does anyone have any hints for me. I'm really not expecting a working CTM-script, since I'm trying to learn (I'm writing a bot to learn memedit, not learning memedit to code a bot), but something that can move me in the correct direction.

Sincerely
Zorgie

[xalcon]

Well... it seems you have not read those threads close enough... why are you reading from the CTM-Push? You have to WRITE the MOVEMENT-Flag to it!

[Sacred]

Since I'm not sure what the "pointer", or the other values in the enum exactly are

Pointer in your enum is for reading/writing value for enable/disable CTM in game and you're trying to use it for moving, of course your code will not work.

[zorgie]

Thanks for your answers! As for xalcon: I'm reading just to see if I'm even finding the correct addresses, with the code posted I'm not trying to actually move.

I've tried a billion more things, with the most naïve approach being:

uint CTMOffset = 0x5AB950; // 4.3.0 dump thread, "find ctm struct-value"

uint CTMAddress = WoWBase + CTMOffset;
BMagic.WriteFloat(CTMAddress + DestinationX, x);
BMagic.WriteFloat(CTMAddress + DestinationY, y);

BMagic.WriteInt(CTMAddress + Push, 4);

This, however, doesn't work either. I've also tried substituting CTMAddress with numerous of other offset, and adding the 0x30 value to it (not sure what that is for either though).

Am I doing this completely wrong? I've really exhausted my ideas for the matter, sorry if I'm missing something obvious.

Cheers
Zorgie

[streppel]

uint CTMOffset = 0x5AB950; // 4.3.0 dump thread, "find ctm struct-value"


uint CTMAddress = BMagic.ReadUInt(WoWBase + CTMOffset);

BMagic.WriteFloat(CTMAddress + DestinationX, x);
BMagic.WriteFloat(CTMAddress + DestinationY, y);


BMagic.WriteInt(CTMAddress + Push, 4);

[zorgie]

uint CTMOffset = 0x5AB950; // 4.3.0 dump thread, "find ctm struct-value"


uint CTMAddress = BMagic.ReadUInt(WoWBase + CTMOffset);

BMagic.WriteFloat(CTMAddress + DestinationX, x);
BMagic.WriteFloat(CTMAddress + DestinationY, y);


BMagic.WriteInt(CTMAddress + Push, 4);

I've tried that aswell, no successes there either. I also tried added the 0x30 offset to both the read address, and the address pointer. Nothing there either.

I just don't get what I'm doing wrong. Feels like I'm missing something trivial. Oh well, I'll keep spamming some code, and se what pops out.

[DarkLinux]

Are you writing with a base address of wow? To test if its the correct address click some place in the game and then read the values that you wound normal write to...

[zorgie]

Are you writing with a base address of wow? To test if its the correct address click some place in the game and then read the values that you wound normal write to...

That was my first approach, and no, I'm getting nonsensical values. I have the correct base address of WoW, since I'm able to read the character name, class, and so on.

[vitecp]

I can only give you my Autoit code that works. Maybe you can find the difference.

	_MemoryWrite("0x" & Hex($WowBase + $CTM_Base + $CTM_X), $WowProcess, $2_x, 'float')
	_MemoryWrite("0x" & Hex($WowBase + $CTM_Base + $CTM_Y), $WowProcess, $2_y, 'float')
	_MemoryWrite("0x" & Hex($WowBase + $CTM_Base + $CTM_Z), $WowProcess, $2_z, 'float')
	_MemoryWrite("0x" & Hex($WowBase + $CTM_Base + $CTM_Action), $WowProcess, 4, 'int')

[zorgie]

I can only give you my Autoit code that works. Maybe you can find the difference.

	_MemoryWrite("0x" & Hex($WowBase + $CTM_Base + $CTM_X), $WowProcess, $2_x, 'float')
	_MemoryWrite("0x" & Hex($WowBase + $CTM_Base + $CTM_Y), $WowProcess, $2_y, 'float')
	_MemoryWrite("0x" & Hex($WowBase + $CTM_Base + $CTM_Z), $WowProcess, $2_z, 'float')
	_MemoryWrite("0x" & Hex($WowBase + $CTM_Base + $CTM_Action), $WowProcess, 4, 'int')

Well, I'm using pretty much the same lines. Might I ask what values you have in $CTM_Base, $CTM_Y, $CTM_Z, and $CTM_Action? Are they static, or derived from reading an already offsetted address?

Thanks in advance!

Zorgie

[vitecp]

Well, I'm using pretty much the same lines. Might I ask what values you have in $CTM_Base, $CTM_Y, $CTM_Z, and $CTM_Action? Are they static, or derived from reading an already offsetted address?

Thanks in advance!

Zorgie

Const $CTM_Base = 0x9D6050
Const $CTM_X = 0x8C
Const $CTM_Y = 0x90
Const $CTM_Z = 0x94
Const $CTM_Action = 0x1C

All of them you can get from [WoW][4.3.0.15005] Info Dump Thread.

[zorgie]

Const $CTM_Base = 0x9D6050
Const $CTM_X = 0x8C
Const $CTM_Y = 0x90
Const $CTM_Z = 0x94
Const $CTM_Action = 0x1C

All of them you can get from [WoW][4.3.0.15005] Info Dump Thread.

If you read my post, I'm sure you're aware that I've gone through that thread and tried every value related to CTM already :P

Just good to know which of them you're taking (there are ambigous values, if you're quite new to this and don't know _exacly_ what to look for.)

Thanks anyways!