[Help] ClientConnection + CurMgrOffset = 0

[BladeM]

Hi there guys i have been reading your threads/posts the past 2 days here and learned good things about wow and memory editing.Keep up the good work.
To my point now i started playing with my memory and do things with wow but i got stuck at Object Manager...
I can't get any value from WoWBaseAdress+ClientConnection+CurMgrOffset it gives me 0.
Even tried FirstObjectOffset which also give 0 , NextObjectOffset also 0 and the same is for PlayerGUID.
I am using v4.0.6a (13623).
I have compared 2 different dump threads for 13623 and both give me the same offset so the offsets are ok.
I must be doing some other mistake or its something i am missing that why i want your help.
Any help is much appreciated.

[Jadd]

Learn how pointers work... Pretty simple stuff.

[=manzarek=]

uint currentManager_Pre = Wow.ReadUInt((uint)wowBase + (uint)Offsets.ObjectManager.CurMgrPointer);
uint currentManager = Wow.ReadUInt(currentManager_Pre + (uint)Offsets.ObjectManager.CurMgrOffset);
//or
//uint currentManager = wow.ReadUInt((uint)wowBase + (uint)Offsets.ObjectManager.s_curMgr);
uint nextObject = Wow.ReadUInt(currentManager + (uint)Offsets.ObjectManager.FirstObject);

[J0llyGr33n]

^ easy peasy, here is another example
Read: Accessing WoW’s Game Objects « Shynd’s WoW Modification Journal as well
sCurMgr = ReadDWORD(ReadDWORD(0xDC9598 + WoWBaseAddress) + 0x462C); // 5.0.5
cObj = ReadDWORD(sCurMgr + 0xCC);
objDescriptors = ReadDWORD(cObj + 0x;
objGUID = ReadUINT64(objDescriptors + 0x0);

[BladeM]

thanks for your help guyz i really appreciate it very much...now i made a program and i have a complete list of objects... my problem now is how i can find if an object is node or herb or anything...thanks


ClientConnection = &H8BF1A8
CurMgrOffset = &H462C
FirstObjectOffset = &HB4
NextObjectOffset = &H3C
PlayerGUID = &HB8

GameObjTypeOffset = &H14
GameObjGUIDOffset = &H30

currMgr_pre = WowBaseAddr + ClientConnection
currMgr = currMgr_pre + CurMgrOffset
CurObject = currMgr + FirstObjectOffset

ObjectType = CurObject + GameObjTypeOffset

While ObjectType > 0 and ObjectType < 7

GameObjGUID = CurObject + GameObjGUIDOffset

CurObject = CurObject + NextObjectOffset
ObjectType = CurObject + GameObjTypeOffset

end while

[FinnX]

Your GUID seems to be wrong aswell. They are normally much longer.
For knowing if its a node or a herb you have to go through type 7 (Its called ObjectType in your ObjMgr)

1.Items
2.Players
3.NPCs
4.Containers
5.Corpses
6.Game Objects
7.Dynamic Objects

Afterwards you need to read out the displayID. Now you need a complete enum with all herbs + nodes + displayId.... You should get the rest on you own now.

[Master674]

enum WoWObjectType : UINT
{
	OBJECTTYPE_OBJECT,
	OBJECTTYPE_ITEM,
	OBJECTTYPE_CONTAINER,
	OBJECTTYPE_UNIT,
	OBJECTTYPE_PLAYER,
	OBJECTTYPE_GAMEOBJECT,
	OBJECTTYPE_DYNAMICOBJECT,
	OBJECTTYPE_CORPSE,
	OBJECTTYPE_AREATRIGGER,
	OBJECTTYPE_SCENEOBJECT
};

[BladeM]

FinnX and master674 first of all thanks a lot for replying but my question was what do i have to sum with those pointers to get a proper return

//4.0.6.13623

public enum GameObjectFields
{
OBJECT_FIELD_CREATED_BY = 0x20,
GAMEOBJECT_DISPLAYID = 0x28,
GAMEOBJECT_FLAGS = 0x2C,
GAMEOBJECT_PARENTROTATION = 0x30,
GAMEOBJECT_DYNAMIC = 0x40,
GAMEOBJECT_FACTION = 0x44,
GAMEOBJECT_LEVEL = 0x48,
GAMEOBJECT_BYTES_1 = 0x4C,
};

can u give me a code example in any language?

also FinnX the guids are proper...i getting those shord numbers because im playing on a private server...


another question is how i can interact an in gameobject knowing its GUID?

Thanks in advance

[FinnX]

FinnX and master674 first of all thanks a lot for replying but my question was what do i have to sum with those pointers to get a proper return

//4.0.6.13623

can u give me a code example in any language?

also FinnX the guids are proper...i getting those shord numbers because im playing on a private server...


another question is how i can interact an in gameobject knowing its GUID?

Thanks in advance

Search for MouseOverGUID in your info dump thread and then simply press the key "Interact with MouseHover".
Otherwise you need to hook endscene and execute some lua

[Frosttall]

Just by the way: GUIDs have the type 'ulong' (unsigned 8 bytes).

You should take care of this before you try to do anything with the GUID

[BladeM]

Search for MouseOverGUID in your info dump thread and then simply press the key "Interact with MouseHover".
Otherwise you need to hook endscene and execute some lua

thanks a lot m8... + rep

Just by the way: GUIDs have the type 'ulong' (unsigned 8 bytes).

You should take care of this before you try to do anything with the GUID

ffs! that shitty mistake was getting ruined everything and driven me nuts... thanks for that m8! +rep

ok with your help guyz i have done a lot of progress!

know i need to know where i can find the enums of ctm for 4.0.6 / 13623?
i already checked here http://www.ownedcore.com/forums/worl...-thread-2.html ([WoW][4.0.6.13623] Info Dump Thread)
but i only found CTM_Activate_Pointer and CTM_Activate_Offset i need to find the whole following table for 4.0.6 / 13623

enum ClickToMove
{
CGPlayer_C__ClickToMove = 0x00727400,
CTM_Activate_Pointer = 0xBD08F4,
CTM_Activate_Offset = 0x30,
CTM_Base = 0x00CA11D8,
CTM_X = CTM_Base + 0x8C,
CTM_Y = CTM_Base + 0x90,
CTM_Z = CTM_Base + 0x94,
CTM_TurnSpeed = CTM_Base + 0x4,
CTM_Distance = CTM_Base + 0xC,
CTM_Action = CTM_Base + 0x1C,
CTM_GUID = CTM_Base + 0x20
};

thanks again


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took me some time but i found em myself...and since i didn't find them somewhere else i posting them here:


enum ClickToMove
{
CTM_Activate_Pointer = 0x99C85C,
CTM_Activate_Offset = 0x30,
CTM_Base = 0x8D6188,
CTM_X = CTM_Base + 0xA0,
CTM_Y = CTM_Base + 0xA4,
CTM_Z = CTM_Base + 0xA8,
CTM_TurnSpeed = CTM_Base + 0x4,
CTM_Distance = CTM_Base + 0xC,
CTM_Action = CTM_Base + 0x1C,
CTM_GUID = CTM_Base + 0x20
};

[Frosttall]

You should try http://www.ownedcore.com/forums/worl...ple-stuff.html together with TOM_RUS' IDA-Database from http://www.ownedcore.com/forums/worl...mp-thread.html