3.3.5a offset patterns

[Bananenbrot]

It's not a matter of you not knowing the API. Nobody has to know it, there's the documentation for that. Using Win32Exception was just a secret hint to one of such APIs to make you life easier, nothing anyone is blaming you for not knowing it. But if you would just read the documentation to ReadProcessMemory on MSDN, you would instantly know to check GetLastError() (if you never really worked with Win32, because if you did, you can't possibly ignore that function...).
When you said you didn't know C# syntax and API and stated in the next sentence that you want to work with Java and JNI, I concluded that it had to be either the syntax of C# which scared you off or you not being able to google for some simple APIs. I decided to go for the first one, silently supposing that you aren't too lazy/stupid to read docs, because there is no other reason (except for the fear of an unknown language) you might stick to Java for bot programming.

Regarding rebasing and stuff: afaik dynamic base relocation was introduced in 3.3.5, so it most possibly affects you. There are plenty of threads regarding that error, you should have wondered why you had to add that offset to the BaseAddress. Offsets most probably assume an image base of 0x400000, which means you have to do

uint CurrentManager = wow.ReadUInt(wow.ReadUInt(WowBaseAddress + 0x00879CE0) + 0x2ED0);

Edit: And actually I know the stuff you posted... just in case, seems like I'm an experienced programmer because I read the documentation (like you did probably).

[nerdtopia]

It's not a matter of you not knowing the API. Nobody has to know it, there's the documentation for that. Using Win32Exception was just a secret hint to one of such APIs to make you life easier, nothing anyone is blaming you for not knowing it. But if you would just read the documentation to ReadProcessMemory on MSDN, you would instantly know to check GetLastError() (if you never really worked with Win32, because if you did, you can't possibly ignore that function...).
When you said you didn't know C# syntax and API and stated in the next sentence that you want to work with Java and JNI, I concluded that it had to be either the syntax of C# which scared you off or you not being able to google for some simple APIs. I decided to go for the first one, silently supposing that you aren't too lazy/stupid to read docs, because there is no other reason (except for the fear of an unknown language) you might stick to Java for bot programming.

Regarding rebasing and stuff: afaik dynamic base relocation was introduced in 3.3.5, so it most possibly affects you. There are plenty of threads regarding that error, you should have wondered why you had to add that offset to the BaseAddress. Offsets most probably assume an image base of 0x400000, which means you have to do

uint CurrentManager = wow.ReadUInt(wow.ReadUInt(WowBaseAddress + 0x00979CE0) + 0x2ED0);

Edit: And actually I know the stuff you posted... just in case, seems like I'm an experienced programmer because I read the documentation (like you did probably).

I'd prefer to write the logic of the bot in Java because it's my native language (my first words as an infant were "Hello world"). It's a lot easier to write the bulk of the code in your best language, right? :P

Btw, I wasn't bagging on you. You have been nothing but helpful. Empted ticked me off. xD

You subtracted 0x300000 instead of 0x400000. Is that a mistake or why did you do that?

[Empted]

Some one should tick off (Cypher doesn't anymore). If no one will, the section will bloat and become hard to find anything in. You are welcome if you really tried to do something yourself and failed. But all questions you ask here could be googled or searched here with a matter of minutes.

[nerdtopia]

Some one should tick off (Cypher doesn't anymore). If no one will, the section will bloat and become hard to find anything in. You are welcome if you really tried to do something yourself and failed. But all questions you ask here could be googled or searched here with a matter of minutes.

I always Google extensively before making a post. Believe me, I have tried. There are little pieces of information that cannot simply be found on Google. Observe:

It makes no sense to create patterns for 3.3.5a since the client will never chang

Patterns are used to find things again if the binary changes, but 3.3.5a stays always the same and you only have to reverse the functions - nothing else!

[Bananenbrot]

You subtracted 0x300000 instead of 0x400000. Is that a mistake or why did you do that?

Yeah, seems like I fail at math... Corrected it.