2 objectManager questions: playerClass and ObjectID

[Holico]

Hey guys,
yeah my Questions arepretty simple i guess.
First of all is there a possibility to get the Player Class out of the ObjectManager?
I know that my own Class is saved at some static address but i want the Classes of other players too.
The only 2 Solutions i see are:

1)
Getting the Playername/Realm and check Armory

2)
Hook endscene and excute LUA like getPlayerInfoByGUID or so.

Booth are not useable for me.

Second Question is, where are the ObjectIDs?
I mean the ObjectIds which i could add to a wowhead url and get the link to the item
[Solid Fel Iron Chest] - Objekt - World of Warcraft <--- i mean this ID

[Empted]

Hello.
1) It can be done some easier. Just call CGUnit_C::GetDisplayClassName (0x892400 not rebased). It takes base adress and some cache string (char name) as params and returns pointer (in eax) to localized string ( utf-8 ). If you don't like this method, try reversing that one in MAC binary version, it seems not that hard.
2) Just read so called Entry of the object ( 0x14 offset, while descriptor is 0x08 ). It matches wowhead id for any kind of objects.

return WowReader.ReadUInt(DescriptorFields + OBJECT_FIELD_ENTRY);

P.S. i've reversed GetDisplayClassName for you. Just read BYTE from [[PlayerBase+220]+73] (decimal offsets here). That will be class specific byte. I'm too lazy to match those classes with DBs, this will be a to do for you
warrior=0x1
shaman=0x7
mage=0x8
and so on.

[TOM_RUS]

Isn't unit class is in descriptors?

[radarlove]

<PlayerClass>0xDC9755</PlayerClass> globals...

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Isn't unit class is in descriptors?

Yes it is. As i've posted [PlayerBase+220] is descriptor. Then+73 is some class specific byte. I didn't find anything in dump thread, so i've reversed it.

@radarlove, reread what Holico posted.

[TOM_RUS]

Yes it is. As i've posted [PlayerBase+220] is descriptor. Then+73 is some class specific byte. I didn't find anything in dump thread, so i've reversed it.

@radarlove, reread what Holico posted.

That's CGUnitData::displayPower.

Race

LOBYTE(pUnit->unitDescriptors->displayPower)

Class

BYTE1(pUnit->unitDescriptors->displayPower)

Gender

BYTE2(pUnit->unitDescriptors->displayPower)

Power Type

BYTE3(pUnit->unitDescriptors->displayPower)

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That's CGUnitData::displayPower.

Thank you. I've matched 73 offset with dump thread already, displayPower was not that informative for me to guess it before a close look into code.

edit: now it's all clear. Should be in some dump thread next patch.

[Holico]

Thank you so much, booth of your inputs are working great!

FYI
1 Warrior
2 Paladin
3 Hunter
4 Rogue
5 Priest
6 DK
7 Shaman
8 Mage
9 Warlock
10 Monk
11 Druid