Newbie trying to get memoryreading running coded in c# with blackmagic

[Ponch0]

Hello everyone,

i know this is such a newbie question but i dont get it at all. I read some tuts on this forum and tried to get the first mem reading running. I tried so mutch things and nothing is really working for me. I dont wanna use AutoIT at all cause it sucks.

I looked into the WoW][4.3.2.15211] Info Dump Thread and saw that the Playerbase must be: 0x00A6F4A0, 0x38, 0x24. I changed the code for it and got this

        private void Form1_Load(object sender, EventArgs e)
        {
            BlackMagic wow = new BlackMagic(); //Create new function to open wow process
            wow.OpenProcessAndThread(SProcess.GetProcessFromWindowTitle("World of Warcraft")); //This Opens "World of Warcraft" window
            uint playerbase = wow.ReadUInt(wow.ReadUInt(wow.ReadUInt(0x00A6F4A0) + 0x38) + 0x24); //this is the player base
            string playername = wow.ReadASCIIString(0x00C923F8, 12); //reads player name
            uint Level = wow.ReadUInt(wow.ReadUInt(playerbase + 0x8) + (0x35 * 4)); // Reads players level
            label1.Text = "Player Name is: " + playername; //writes to console to tell player name
            label2.Text = "Player level is:" + Level; //writes to console to tell player level
        }

VB allways says: ReadUInt failed and pointed the playebase line. What is wrong?

Thanks for any help

ponch0

[Bananenbrot]

Just the same as always. You have to consider ASLR, so add WoW's BaseAddress to your offset. If you read a recent tutorial (patch 3.3.5+), you would know.

[Ponch0]

Thanks Bananenbrot,

that helped me alot. Now i fixed this problem and got the next one. :-)

Iam trying to get the X/Y/Z coordinates. Sounds simple....

            BlackMagic wow = new BlackMagic(); //Create new function to open wow process
            wow.OpenProcessAndThread(SProcess.GetProcessFromWindowTitle("World of Warcraft")); //This Opens "World of Warcraft" window
            IntPtr baseWoW = wow.MainModule.BaseAddress;
            uint movementdata = wow.ReadUInt((uint)baseWoW + 0x100);
            float xcoord = wow.ReadFloat((uint)movementdata + 0x10);
            label3.Text = "X Coordinate is: " + xcoord;

Same problem as above.

VB allways says: ReadUInt failed and pointed the xcoord line. What is wrong?

[Bananenbrot]

Please reread the tuts more carefully -.- obviously you shouldn't read the movement data of the player relative to wow's base, but relative to the player base address.

[Ponch0]

Please reread the tuts more carefully -.- obviously you shouldn't read the movement data of the player relative to wow's base, but relative to the player base address.

Okay. Understood now.

I still dont really understand how to use the Info Dump correctly. Coords are working now perfectly.. but the MaxHealth isnt working at all..
I dont get it after reading and reading again...

            uint descriptorfields = wow.ReadUInt((uint)baseWoW + 0xc);
            uint maxhp = wow.ReadUInt(descriptorfields + 0x20 + 0x60 * 4);

it displays ZERO. I tried it without the discriptor, then it shows me a very large number..

Iam sorry for these newbie questions but.. I tried to read the tuts but having problems all the time ^^

[Sacred]

Descriptors also must be read relative to the player base address.

[Ponch0]

Descriptors also must be read relative to the player base address.

I also tried that allready. The Problem was the "*4" I got this from old tuts and worked with them all the time. I deleted this *4 and now it works. Now i understood most of it.

thanks and solved for now ^^

[_Mike]

Maybe the OP should read http://www.ownedcore.com/forums/worl...ete-newbs.html ([Guide] How to make a Wow bot for complete newbs!) instead of just making the blanket statement that autoit sucks.
So what if it's autoit or if the offsets are outdated? The method described is still valid and if you had actually read it you shouldn't be asking any of these questions.