WoW Memory Edition start [C#]

[Pandu91]

Hi,

I am new at memory editing and I spent the last 2 Days with reading about this topic. I wanted to start now and I am using BlackMagic but I am stuck at the following problem:

I have done this things:

1) Run as Administrator
2) .NET 3.5 compiling
3) Using the Baseaddress

And this is my problem:

The error is in german. Translated to english is:

Only part of a ReadProcessMemory or WriteProcessMemory request was completed





Thanks for your help!

Best regards


//Edit the Image is kind of small... Here is a link to the big image: http://www.abload.de/img/errorz3oku.png

Sorry for the title, I meant of course edit and not Edition

[Pandu91]

Hi,

Now I get a NullReferenceException from "IntPtr baseWoW = wow.MainModule.BaseAddress;" But World of Warcraft should be correct right? It is the Window title which I call with SProcess.GetProcessFromWindowTitle or do I understand something wrong

Best regards

[belialadin]

Are you trying to run this through VS or the built executable file? Build it then run it as administrator.
Is WoW open? Make sure WoW is open.

Note: disreguard my previous post because i saw you used "FromWindowTitle"

[Pandu91]

Hi,

I have tried already both ways, start with and without Visual Studio causes the same Exception.

And yes WoW is open, otherwise I would get a NullReferenceException :P

I have a 64bit OS but that shouldn't be a problem right?

Best regards

[Bananenbrot]

Hi,

I have tried already both ways, start with and without Visual Studio causes the same Exception.

And yes WoW is open, otherwise I would get a NullReferenceException :P

I have a 64bit OS but that shouldn't be a problem right?

Best regards

64 bit should not be a problem as long as you launch the 32 bit version of wow.

[Pandu91]

64 bit should not be a problem as long as you launch the 32 bit version of wow.

Hi,

That was the Problem I was running the 64 bit version of wow. Everything is fine with the 32 bit now.

Getting the Charactername is working now. But how to get the Class? I have found the following Offset: <PlayerClass>0xDC9755</PlayerClass> But if I replace the Offset in my code I only get a empty string.


Best regards

[FinnX]

Try to read it as uint and not a string.
Here:

    public enum WoWClass : uint
    {
        None = 0,
        Warrior = 1,
        Paladin = 2,
        Hunter = 3,
        Rogue = 4,
        Priest = 5,
        DeathKnight = 6,
        Shaman = 7,
        Mage = 8,
        Warlock = 9,
        Druid = 11,
    }

(From Apoc)

[Pandu91]

I tried to get the information via

uint playerclass = wow.ReadUInt((uint)baseWoW + 0xDC9755);

But now I get a very high number.

Best regards

[FinnX]

It is ReadByte, not ReadUInt.

[DarkLinux]

lols I have not seen a post like this in a long time... This question has been answered... but you will need to look back 1 or 2 years... Same screenshot and all XD

[Pandu91]

Yes, Sorry I am at the beginning of memory reading/editing.

It is working well with ReadByte. Is there a list which offset needs which specific datatype?

Best regards

[Frosttall]

Yes, Sorry I am at the beginning of memory reading/editing.

It is working well with ReadByte. Is there a list which offset needs which specific datatype?

Best regards

You'll find it out if you reverse the function via IDA and HexRays

[Pandu91]

Yes, I am doing that since 2 hours. It's new territory for me but I get through it.

Another Question: Is it possible to send with PostMessage Uppercase Characters? I have tried:

             PostMessage(Handle, WM_KEYDOWN, (int)Keys.Shift, 0x00120001);

             PostMessage(Handle, WM_KEYDOWN, (int)Keys.U, 0x00120001);
             PostMessage(Handle, WM_KEYUP, (int)Keys.U, 0xC0120001); 

             PostMessage(Handle, WM_KEYUP, (int)Keys.Shift, 0xC0120001); 

But it is not working.

Best regards

[FinnX]

Yes, I am doing that since 2 hours. It's new territory for me but I get through it.

Another Question: Is it possible to send with PostMessage Uppercase Characters? I have tried:

             PostMessage(Handle, WM_KEYDOWN, (int)Keys.Shift, 0x00120001);

             PostMessage(Handle, WM_KEYDOWN, (int)Keys.U, 0x00120001);
             PostMessage(Handle, WM_KEYUP, (int)Keys.U, 0xC0120001); 

             PostMessage(Handle, WM_KEYUP, (int)Keys.Shift, 0xC0120001); 

But it is not working.

Best regards

For what do you need to send keys into the WoW window?

[Pandu91]

I want to use some macro functions like accept quest etc.

Btw are there other / better ways to accept quest instead of use the macro system?

Best regards