Anyone want to give a brother a hint to put me on the right path?

[pinny]

Okay so here's the deal. Yesterday I kept trying to find a way to access the memory address that stores my target's X/Y/Z. It seems to change so the only method I can think of is checking for a pattern. The pattern i've recognized is shown below

int TargetLocalID
int TargetType
int UnknownInt<--? (Always seems to be greater than 0)
float rotation? (This value is 0 when the player selects himself, but different when they select another entity)
float x
float y
float z



So i've managed to find that every time I find a value for my target's LocalID that this is the information around it. I have two static addresses that i've found. One represents my target's local ID and one represents my target's type.

Should I pattern scan for the values that I know I can check in the static addresses for the LocalID / UnitType, and then for the other bytes? Or what method would you guys go about for doing this as far as using MemoryReading/Writing.

Edit: In previous expansions, i've always been able to narrow it down to a pointer scan, but other than pattern scanning I don't know how I could calculate the address when necessary after the program starts.

I tried pattern scanning, but for some reason VirtualQueryEx will give me blocks of memory that RPM fails to even read from.

[Jadd]

Find how to access the object manager. There's a list of pointers to the game's objects, which in turn contains the position (among other things) for each object. Here's your hint: Use search on the forum or google it.

[pinny]

Thanks jadd you're the ****ing man +rep

[DarkLinux]

If you look at your local player you can get your target GUID, its a __int64. After that loop the obj manager for the object with that GUID. I don't think you can get the base address of the target any other simple way. You can, but you would need a hook. If you need any help hit me up.