Reading PLAYER_FIELD_VISIBLE_ITEMS Enchant and Name Snippets C#

[CrimeTime]

Hello,
today I tryed to get the enchantment id and name from my fishing rod and couldn't found any helpful things here around the forums,
so I started to get the needed informations.

Here are my findings:

to get the visible item enchant offsets:

                        int Id = 0;
                        for (uint Offset = (uint)Descriptors.ePlayerFields.PLAYER_FIELD_VISIBLE_ITEMS; Offset < (uint)Descriptors.ePlayerFields.PLAYER_FIELD_PLAYER_TITLE; Offset += 0x2)
                        {
                            Id++;
                           var Offset2 = Offset - (0x93 + 0x7) + 0x1;
                           Log.Output("PLAYER_VISIBLE_ITEM_" + Id + " = UNIT_END + 0x" + Offset2.ToString("X"));
                        }

reading the enchantmentid:

            var PlayerBaseandDescriptors = Me.ObjectPointer + 0x8;
            var MainHandEnchant = Memory.Read<ushort>(Memory.Read<uint>(PlayerBaseandDescriptors) + (uint)Descriptors.ePlayerFields.PLAYER_VISIBLE_ITEM_16 * 4);
            if (MainHandEnchant != 0)
            {
                Console.WriteLine(EnchantmentName(MainHandEnchant));
            }

reading enchant name from enchantid:

        uint SpellItemEnchantment = 0xBFD960;

       public struct SpellItemEnchantmentRec
        {
            public uint Id;
            public uint unk1;
            public uint unk2;
            public uint unk3;
            public uint unk4;
            public uint unk5;
            public uint unk6;
            public uint unk7;
            public uint unk8;
            public uint unk9;
            public uint unk10;
            IntPtr _Name;
            public uint unk11;
            public uint unk12;
            public uint unk13;
            public uint unk14;
            public uint unk15;
            public uint unk16;
            public uint unk17;
            public uint unk18;
            public uint unk19;
            public uint unk20;
            public uint unk21;
            public uint unk22;
            public uint unk23;

            public string Name { get { return Memory.ReadCString((uint)_Name,255); } }
        };

        private string EnchantmentName(uint id)
        {
            DBC<SpellItemEnchantmentRec> spell2 = new DBC<SpellItemEnchantmentRec>((IntPtr)Memory.BaseAddress + Pointers.DBC.SpellItemEnchantment);

            foreach (SpellItemEnchantmentRec spells in spell2)
                {
                    if (id == spells.Id)
                    {
                        return spells.Name;
                    }
                }
                return "";
        }

Credits to:
Bananenbrot for helping me out with the bytes of PLAYER_FIELD_VISIBLE_ITEMS
TOM_RUS for the out of process DBC reading source.
-Ryuk- & Kryso: Thread link
Robske: Post link

[~Unknown~]

Yea, your solution is a bit more complete. When I was doing this for my fishbot I didn't really see a reason to know what the actually enchant was, so I just used GetWeaponEnchantInfo in order to see if it had a lure or not. Not completely certain if rods can have other weapon enchantments besides lures.

[CrimeTime]

I have considered to take this function what you did post, before I did the longer version of it, but I'm not a big fan of using lua functions,
because everytime when I want to use it, the application has to write into the memory over the hook.

So I have made me a little bit more work with it and can now read it a lot easier with no writings into the memory.
Sure needs this more time to upgrade it every patch but I prefer offsets.