[WoW][4.3.4.15595] Info Dump Thread

[-Ryuk-]

Descriptor at 0xC ? kinda stuck

Yes (filler)

[natt_]

Yes (filler)

Thank you! .

[hamburger12]

SelectedLoginBox = 0xAC6DD8
LoginBoxTextBase = 0x9D39FC
LoginBoxOffset = 0x218
AutoLootAktiv = 0xAD7644
AutoLootAktivOffset = 0x30
ClickToMoveActiv = 0xAD7624
ClickToMoveActivOffset = 0x30

[natt_]

Am i doin this rite? Im pretty damn sure its right

ObjMgr = [[BaseAdress+CurMGrPointer]+CurMgrOffset]]

PlayerObj = [ObjMgr+LocalGuidOffset]

ObjStorage = [PlayerObj +0xC]

health = [ObjStorage+0x12*4]
mana = [ObjStorage+0x13*4]

returns 0. However

CurObject = [ObjMgr+FirstObjectOffset]

while CurObject  <> 0 {

if (AnyObject = CurObject) {

return CurObject

}else{

CurObject = [CurObject+NextObjectOffset]

}

}

Returns 0 when i use the LocalGuid. If i just loop this and prints the XYZ i am getting coordinates.

[romb0t]

@_natt
From JuJuBosc descriptor list, I would have said:

ObjMgr = [[BaseAdress+CurMGrPointer]+CurMgrOffset]]

PlayerObj = [ObjMgr+LocalGuidOffset]

ObjStorage = [PlayerObj +0xC]

health = [ObjStorage+0x20+0x12*4]
mana = [ObjStorage+0x20+0x13*4]

[Bananenbrot]

And

[ObjMgr+LocalGuidOffset] returns the player's guid and not its address... you have to loop through the list and compare each object's guid with that guid to know the player's address.

[natt_]

And

[ObjMgr+LocalGuidOffset] returns the player's guid and not its address... you have to loop through the list and compare each object's guid with that guid to know the player's address.

ooh yes ofcourse!!!!

Now evrything makes sense. Thanks. my GetObject function now compares uint instead of just the adress and now returns the object. Also thanks to romb0t for my noobyness!

[Jokur]

You sure about this one Juju ??
AttachmentHasItem = 0x220, // 4.3.4 15595

[Sacred]

Nope it's 0x224

[Jokur]

Nope it's 0x224

You are correct sir..! Its not often I get to give Juju a hard time..

[hamburger12]

Player Class: [[F8]+45]

[yeahlol]

Hey JuJuBoSc, I've been trying to update "my" (read blackrain) descriptors.

Ive got a problem, I dont understand the following:

// Descriptors: 0x0091C758
enum eDynamicObjectFields
{
DYNAMICOBJECT_CASTER = OBJECT_END + 0x0,


// Descriptors: 0x0091C7C0
enum eCorpseFields
{
CORPSE_FIELD_OWNER = OBJECT_END + 0x0,

How can they both start at 0x0 from OBJECT_END? I see the // Descriptors bit but cant seem to understand it :-)

[Bananenbrot]

Because DynamicObject and Corpse are both subclasses of object. Therefore, their descriptors may "overlap", just like normal inheritance rules for nearly all OO languages

[yeahlol]

Because DynamicObject and Corpse are both subclasses of object. Therefore, their descriptors may "overlap", just like normal inheritance rules for nearly all OO languages

Thanks for your reply Bananenbrot, but it be chaos if they can overlap?

[namreeb]

It won't be chaos because no object is both a dynamic object AND a corpse.