Question wow

[flowtek333]

Recently did i begin to program a bot to wow in c#

But i came to a wall i couldnt get through..

I was wondering a good way to check if logged into wow or disconnected?

I know the dump thread. But i am looking for a good way to setup the code.

Plase help.

And ty

[ejt]

Read from the offset InGame = 0xCC9EFA it will return a bool, true for ingame false for not.

[flowtek333]

Thanks man works great!

[flowtek333]

totally wrong ups.

[flowtek333]

worked before.. what is wrong? "check if ingame"

BlackMagic wow = new BlackMagic(); //Create new function to open wow process
wow.OpenProcessAndThread(SProcess.GetProcessFromWindowTitle("World of Warcraft"));
IntPtr baseWoW = wow.MainModule.BaseAddress;

float checkwow = wow.ReadFloat((uint)0xCC9EFA);
label3.Text = "ingame: " + checkwow;

[ejt]

worked before.. what is wrong? "check if ingame"

BlackMagic wow = new BlackMagic(); //Create new function to open wow process
wow.OpenProcessAndThread(SProcess.GetProcessFromWindowTitle("World of Warcraft"));
IntPtr baseWoW = wow.MainModule.BaseAddress;

float checkwow = wow.ReadFloat((uint)0xCC9EFA);
label3.Text = "ingame: " + checkwow;

First of all, I told it was a BOOL, you are defining it as a FLOAT.

Second of all, you are getting the base address. I suggest you use it.

[flowtek333]

First of all, I told it was a BOOL, you are defining it as a FLOAT.

Second of all, you are getting the base address. I suggest you use it.

lol didnt see ups... thanks again!

[flowtek333]

i am totally braindead right now with this Bool... bool checkwow = wow.ReadFloat((uint)baseWoW + 0xCC9EFA);

the bool need to read from wow.exe to check if online "wow.readfloat" or am i wrong?..

[ejt]

i am totally braindead right now with this Bool... bool checkwow = wow.ReadFloat((uint)baseWoW + 0xCC9EFA);

the bool need to read from wow.exe to check if online "wow.readfloat" or am i wrong?..

I don't know how you would do it with BlackMagic since have not and never will use it. However, this is how I use it in C++:

bool WoWLocalPlayer::InGame() {
return Mem->Read<bool>(Mem->dwBaseAddress + Offsets::InGame);
}

if(ObjectManager->GetLocalPlayer()->InGame() == true)
MessageBox(NULL, "We are in game", "", MB_OK);
else
MessageBox(NULL, "We are NOT in game", "", MB_OK);

By the way. You are defining checkwow as a bool but reading a float into it. If you have a function ReadBool, I would suggest you use it.
If you don't know the basics of programming, I would also like to suggest you go read a book before getting started.

[flowtek333]

just trying with small things and then ill work my coding language up.

[ejt]

just trying with small things and then ill work my coding language up.

A good resource for learning a language is to look at source-codes. There are plenty on this forum made by great people that you can look at and get ideas (I know I do). Just remember to give credits to the programmer if you use someones code

[jack445]

Didn't even bother to make it look pretty, but here you go:

WowProcess.OpenProcessAndThread(SProcess.GetProcessFromWindowTitle("World of Warcraft"));
IntPtr baseAddress = WowProcess.MainModule.BaseAddress;
bool isLoggedIn = Convert.ToBoolean(WowProcess.ReadUInt((uint)baseAddress + 0xCC9EFA));
if (isLoggedIn)
    Console.WriteLine("Logged in");
else
    Console.WriteLine("Not logged in");

EDIT: Just as ejt said, I'd recommend you to start from searching for answers on this forum, there's more than enough information that you will need. If you get confused about variable types right now, you will definitely have problems later on when you'll move to more advanced stuff. Therefore, I would recommend to read some good book about the programming language that you're planning to use.

[Corthezz]

Its basicly like you try the following:
bool someBool = 1,53456
I can just advice you to read up a bit before trying those things and this advice is coming from soneone whos also just in learning phase

Also:

BlackMagic wow = new BlackMagic(); //Create new function to open wow process

You create an instance of an object. There is not something like a "function to create".