how to "click to move" to the location what i want?

[sandra11]

1,first,i come to the location what i want my character come to,and use the code below to record the coordinate string.

        public string GetCoordString()
        {
            uint playerBase = wowBaseAddr+0xCCA50C;

            uint xCoordAddr = playerBase + 0xF0;
            uint yCoordAddr = xCoordAddr + 4;

            return Memory.ReadFloat(xCoordAddr).ToString() + "," + Memory.ReadFloat(yCoordAddr).ToString();
        }

2,then,i run my character to a location nearby,and use the code below to move my character back

        public void ClickToMove(string coord)
        {
            string x = coord.Substring(0, coord.IndexOf(","));
            string y = coord.Substring(coord.IndexOf(",") + 1);

            uint CTM_PUSH = CTM_Base + 0x1C;
            uint CTM_X = CTM_Base + 0x8C;
            uint CTM_Y = CTM_X + 0x4;
            uint CTM_Distance =CTM_X+0xC;

            Memory.WriteFloat(CTM_X, float.Parse(x));
            Memory.WriteFloat(CTM_Y, float.Parse(y));
            Memory.WriteUInt(CTM_PUSH, 4);
        }

but it's not the location what i want,even not the correct direction
what's wrong with it?

[dan934]

You're reading from the wrong offset.

uint playerBase = wowBaseAddr+0xCCA50C;

This is not the playerbase. This is the Camera base + offsets for camera xyz. you need find the real one from the obj manager.

correct xyz offsets:

x = pbase + 0x7e8
y = pbase + 0x7ec( or X + 0x4 )
z = pbase + 0x7f0( or Y + 0x4 )

[sandra11]

thank you dan934,

but still not the correct location...
i use CTM_Base = 0xC7CC90;
is there any other wrong with my code?

[dan934]

The issue is that you're recording the position where your camera is, Not the location of your character.

I'd suggest looking around the forums for a guide on how to use wow's object manager, and pull your player base from there.
once you have your proper playerbase the offsets i posted in my previous post will get you the X/Y/Z floats that you need.

also i'd suggest setting CTM_Z as well otherwise some weird things might happen.

From the 5.1.0 dump thread:

CTM_Base = 0xC7CC90, // // 5.1
CTM_Push = 0x1C, // 5.1
CTM_X = 0x8C, // 5.1
CTM_Y = CTM_X + 0x4, // 5.1
CTM_Z = CTM_X + 0x8, // 5.1
CTM_GUID = 0x20, // 5.1
CTM_Distance = 0xC // 5.1