[WoW][5.0.4.16016] x86 Info Dump Thread

[-Ryuk-]

        GetRawPosition = 35,
        GetRawFacing = 37,
        Interact = 65,
        GetObjectName = 73,

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Not sure where you got those...

But for me the following work

          
 internal static uint GetObjectName = 0x124;           
internal static uint GetObjectLocation = 0x88; 
internal static uint Interact = 0x104;

[_Mike]

Not sure where you got those...

Array indices vs byte offsets. Both are correct, but Robske's work for both x86 and x64 without modification.

[-Ryuk-]

You can get RecordSize easily:

[StructLayout(LayoutKind.Sequential)]
struct WoWClientDB
{
    public IntPtr VTable;         // pointer to vtable
    public int NumRows;         // number of rows
    public int MaxIndex;        // maximal row index
    public int MinIndex;        // minimal row index
    public IntPtr Data;           // pointer to actual dbc file data
    public IntPtr FirstRow;       // pointer to first row
    public IntPtr Rows;           // pointer to rows array - not anymore?
    public IntPtr Unk1; // ptr
    public uint Unk2; // 1
    public IntPtr Unk3; // ptr
    public uint RowEntrySize; // 2 or 4
};

[StructLayout(LayoutKind.Sequential)]
struct DBCFile
{
    public uint Magic;
    public int RecordsCount;
    public int FieldsCount;
    public int RecordSize;
    public int StringTableSize;
}

dbInfo = WowMemory.Read<WoWClientDB>(dbc_ptr);
fileHdr = WowMemory.Read<DBCFile>(dbInfo.Data);
int RecordSize = fileHdr.RecordSize;

My DBC class: Paste2 - Viewing Paste 2189163
Usage: Paste2 - Viewing Paste 2189166

    [StructLayout(LayoutKind.Sequential)]
    struct SpellRec
    {
        public uint Id;                                         // 0        m_ID
        uint _Name;                                             // 1        m_name
        uint _NameSubText;                                      // 2        m_nameSubtext
        uint _Description;                                      // 3        m_description
        uint _AuraDescription;                                  // 4        m_auraDescription
        public uint runeCostID;                                 // 5        SpellRuneCost.dbc
        public uint spellMissileID;                             // 6        SpellMissile.dbc
        public uint spellDescriptionVariableID;                 // 7        SpellDescriptionVariables.dbc
        float unk_f1;                                           // 8        some float value
        public uint SpellScalingId;                             // 9        SpellScaling.dbc
        public uint SpellAuraOptionsId;                         // 10       SpellAuraOptions.dbc
        public uint SpellAuraRestrictionsId;                    // 11       SpellAuraRestrictions.dbc
        public uint SpellCastingRequirementsId;                 // 12       SpellCastingRequirements.dbc
        public uint SpellCategoriesId;                          // 13       SpellCategories.dbc
        public uint SpellClassOptionsId;                        // 14       SpellClassOptions.dbc
        public uint SpellCooldownsId;                           // 15       SpellCooldowns.dbc
        public uint SpellEquippedItemsId;                       // 16       SpellEquippedItems.dbc
        public uint SpellInterruptsId;                          // 17       SpellInterrupts.dbc
        public uint SpellLevelsId;                              // 18       SpellLevels.dbc
        public uint SpellReagentsId;                            // 19       SpellReagents.dbc
        public uint SpellShapeshiftId;                          // 20       SpellShapeshift.dbc
        public uint SpellTargetRestrictionsId;                  // 21       SpellTargetRestrictions.dbc
        public uint SpellTotemsId;                              // 22       SpellTotems.dbc
        public uint ResearchProjectId;                          // 23       ResearchProject.dbc
        public uint SpellMiscId;                                // 24       SpellMisc.dbc

        // read area name using our static memory reading helper class
        public string Name { get { return WowMemory.ReadCString(_Name, 255); } }
    };

I am unable to get any get your "usage example" to work. I end up with AreaName = null :P

[TOM_RUS]

I am unable to get any get your "usage example" to work. I end up with AreaName = null :P

You must be doing something wrong. Try this.

[eracer]

    [StructLayout(LayoutKind.Sequential)]
    struct MapDifficultyEntry // sizeof(0x18)
    {
        public uint m_ID; // +0x0, size 0x4, type 0
        public uint m_mapID; // +0x4, size 0x4, type 0
        public uint m_dificulty; // +0x8, size 0x4, type 0
        public IntPtr _m_difficultystring; // +0xC, size 0x4, type 2
        public uint m_raidDuration; // +0x10, size 0x4, type 0
        public uint m_maxPlayers; // +0x14, size 0x4, type 0
        // read area name using our static memory reading helper class
        public string m_difficultystring { get { return Memory.Read<string>(_m_difficultystring); } }
    };

TOM_RUS, your examples are working great for me, thank you very much, that's what got me started on finding these structs. I'm sure there are better ways but I'm using cheat engine to help me find the basic layout of them. Do you or anyone here have any suggestions on better ways to get them? I would think IDA should be able to do this but I have never even used the debugger in IDA.

[-Ryuk-]

You must be doing something wrong. Try this.

This works fine. The only difference is I am injected :S

Here is my very slightly modified code, so it would work with WhiteMagic: http://paste2.org/p/2202438

However I fail, so it doesnt

[TOM_RUS]

This works fine. The only difference is I am injected :S

Here is my very slightly modified code, so it would work with WhiteMagic: Paste2 - Viewing Paste 2202438

However I fail, so it doesnt

Have you tried to use proper AreaTableRec struct? The one in your paste is completely wrong.

[eracer]

Have you tried to use proper AreaTableRec struct? The one in your paste is completely wrong.

I noticed the same thing, everything else looks good from what i see. here is the struct I'm using courtesy of TOM_RUS. should be a drop in replacement for you.

    [StructLayout(LayoutKind.Sequential)]
    struct AreaTableRec
    {
        public uint m_ID;                           // 0
        public uint m_ContinentID;                  // 1
        public uint m_ParentAreaID;                 // 2
        public uint m_AreaBit;                      // 3
        public uint m_flags;                        // 4
        public uint m_unk1;                         // 5
        public uint m_SoundProviderPref;            // 6
        public uint m_SoundProviderPrefUnderwater;  // 7
        public uint m_AmbienceID;                   // 8
        public uint m_ZoneMusic;                    // 9
        public uint m_AreaNameInternal;             // 10
        public uint m_IntroSound;                   // 11
        public uint m_ExplorationLevel;             // 12
        public IntPtr m_AreaName_lang;              // 13
        public uint m_factionGroupMask;             // 14
        [MarshalAs(UnmanagedType.ByValArray, SizeConst = 4)]
        public uint[] m_liquidTypeID;               // 15-18
        public float m_minElevation;                // 19
        public float m_ambient_multiplier;          // 20
        public uint m_lightid;                      // 21
        public uint m_field22;                      // 22
        public uint m_field23;                      // 23
        public uint m_field24;                      // 24
        public uint m_field25;                      // 25
        public uint m_field26;                      // 26
        public uint m_field27;                      // 27

        // read area name using our static memory reading helper class
        public string AreaName { get { return Memory.Read<string>(m_AreaName_lang); } }
    };

[-Ryuk-]

Have you tried to use proper AreaTableRec struct? The one in your paste is completely wrong.

-.- I should sleep, this is what you get for being awake for 36 hours -.- Thanks

[NitroGlycerine]

Edit: disregard

[-Ryuk-]

The ClickToMove function is already posted on the first page. I'm insure about the others


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[Master674]

AURA_COUNT_1 = ??
AURA_COUNT_2 = ??
AURA_TABLE_1 = ??
AURA_TABLE_2 = ??
AURA_SIZE = ??
AURA_SPELL_ID = ??
AURA_SPELL_DURATION = ??
AURA_SPELL_START = ??
AURA_STACK = ??

Is not to be modified algorithm ?
Help my friends, thank you !

Why don't you find them yourself and post the result? lol.

[Frosttall]

Or just open your eyes and stop using Google Translator...

http://www.ownedcore.com/forums/worl...ml#post2472872 ([WoW][5.0.4.16016] x86 Info Dump Thread)

I <3 spoonfeeding

[Apoc]

So, Blizzard, in their infinite wisdom, didn't properly check how the new spell "replacement" stuff would affect other things. They've broken quite a few Lua funcs (IsSpellKnown, GetSpellInfo, etc) by not including the spec specific spells (only a small handful), or the spell "transformations" in the known spell list. So you'll have to compile a list of replacements and "missing" spells for each class/spec to handle these properly.

Do note that while the old version of "KnownSpells" included 3 different versions of "Mangle" for druids (one for cat, bear, and normal forms), it now only includes one, which can't actually be cast. There are many issues with funcs dealing with the spell book, known spells, etc, if the spell is missing from the known spell list. Hopefully Blizzard fixes this for the addon developers, and ourselves. In the meantime, there's a fairly big "list" of spells you need to keep overridden properly. (We're up to almost 40 now between completely missing spells, and replacements)

[guizmows]

there is a list in memory containing spellID/replacement SpellId, and it's complete so far.