Problem, some of the object guides is 0

[MurderBurger]

Problem solved, check next post

Hello, a long time lurker here.
I've been trying to solve this problem on and off for a week now but can't figure it out. So I hoped someone here might know whats wrong.
I am trying to read the Object Guid, around 50% is just 0. It's the same with the namecacheguid, around half of them is just 0. It's the same that fail on both of them. So I only manage to match up half of the players with their name cache guid.

Get object guide

obj.Guid = new uint[4];
byte[] guideBytes = _reader.ReadMemory(_reader.ReadInt(_reader.ReadInt(obj.Address + 0x04)), 16);
obj.Guid[0] = BitConverter.ToUInt32(guideBytes, 0);
obj.Guid[1] = BitConverter.ToUInt32(guideBytes, 4);
obj.Guid[2] = BitConverter.ToUInt32(guideBytes, 8);
obj.Guid[3] = BitConverter.ToUInt32(guideBytes, 12);

ReadMemory method

public byte[] ReadMemory(int pOffset, int pSize) {
    var buffer = new byte[pSize];
    ReadProcessMemory(ProcessHandle, pOffset, buffer, pSize, 0);
    return buffer;
}

ReadInt method

public int ReadInt(int pOffset) {
    return BitConverter.ToInt32(ReadMemory(pOffset, 4), 0);
}

Output to consol, this is players

ObjectGuid:          0          0          0          0
ObjectGuid:          0          0          0          0
ObjectGuid: 1698873145 1114137441 1701536629  624494452
ObjectGuid:          0          0          0          0
ObjectGuid:  664789001 1354694665  758487049 1885678602
ObjectGuid:          0          0          0          0
ObjectGuid:          0          0          0          0
ObjectGuid:          0          0          0          0
ObjectGuid:  175671848  159809764  171310764  176183184
ObjectGuid:          0          0          0          0
ObjectGuid: 2275338249 1242620937 3230947338  828205065
ObjectGuid:  167314800  156125692  177565432  165012892
ObjectGuid: 2837711485 3901753734  868747950 1196952103
ObjectGuid: 3343649483 4052224646 2911898167 1129581096
ObjectGuid:          0          0          0          0

[MurderBurger]

Managed to solve the problem myself, yey!

The problem was that I were reading the the location of the guide as another pointer, so I was doing one memory read to much, duh!
I had tried this before, but thought something was wrong because the two uint bytes in the center is 0.

Solution:

obj.Guid = new uint[4];
byte[] guideBytes = _reader.ReadMemory(_reader.ReadInt(obj.Address + 0x04), 16); // The guilty 
obj.Guid[0] = BitConverter.ToUInt32(guideBytes, 0);
obj.Guid[1] = BitConverter.ToUInt32(guideBytes, 4);
obj.Guid[2] = BitConverter.ToUInt32(guideBytes, 8);
obj.Guid[3] = BitConverter.ToUInt32(guideBytes, 12);

New output

ObjectGuid:   95244995          0          0  135323648
ObjectGuid:   73503356          0          0  135323648
ObjectGuid:   73638801          0          0  135323648
ObjectGuid:  111396944          0          0  135323648
ObjectGuid:   73569590          0          0  135323648
ObjectGuid:  111334562          0          0  135323648
ObjectGuid:  111259709          0          0  135323648
ObjectGuid:  111205993          0          0  135323648
ObjectGuid:  101794999          0          0  135323648
ObjectGuid:   98939484          0          0  135323648

I want to give a big thank you to everyone who's contributing to this community, could never done this without you, and hopefully, one day, I'll be so good that I also can contribute.

[Corthezz]

+rep for posting the solution you found (not many do this).
But why you call it guide?

[MurderBurger]

But why you call it guide?

I have no idea:confused: I'll remember to type guid from now on, got something out of this thread after all. And thanks alot for my first rep point!