Problem with GUIDS

[uncledolan]

I'm trying to iterate through objects and identify the unit that I have targeted, but I can't seem to get it working. I've been staring at this for the last 12 hours literally and I'm about to pull my hair out. Can anyone help a polite scrub out with some knowledge? I'm on x64 client.

 Dim p As New ProcessSharp(System.Diagnostics.Process.GetProcessById(9368))
        p.Memory = New ExternalProcessMemory(p.Handle)

        Dim entityBase As IntPtr = p.Native.MainModule.BaseAddress + &H1578070
        Dim current As IntPtr = p.Memory.Read(Of IntPtr)(entityBase)
        Dim targetGuid As Guid = p.Memory.Read(Of Guid)(p.Native.MainModule.BaseAddress + &H179C940)

        If current = IntPtr.Zero Then
            End
        End If

        current = p.Memory.Read(Of IntPtr)(current + &H18)
        Dim currentGuid As Guid = p.Memory.Read(Of Guid)(current + &H8)

        While Not current = IntPtr.Zero

            Dim eType As Integer = p.Memory.Read(Of Integer)(current + &H20) 'Entity Type

            If eType > 0 Then

                If currentGuid = targetGuid Then
                    MsgBox("COCKS LOL")
                End If

                current = p.Memory.Read(Of IntPtr)(current + &H70)
                currentGuid = p.Memory.Read(Of Guid)(current + &H8)

            Else
                Exit While
            End If

        End While

It seems to be iterating the units properly, I set it to list players (entity type = 4) and it had the correct amount of entries so I don't think my problem is there. I'm pulling Guid from Entity+0x8 and trying to match it to TargetGuid but I've had no luck. What am I doing wrong? :gusta::gusta::gusta:

[aeo]

public struct WowObjectData

{

        // x32 : x64

        private readonly IntPtr vtable; // 0x00 0x00

        private readonly IntPtr LegionExtra; // 0x08 0x18

        public IntPtr Descriptors; // 0x04 0x10

        private readonly IntPtr unk1; // 0x08 0x18

        public int TypeCode; // 0x0C 0x20

        private readonly IntPtr unk3; // 0x10 0x24

        private readonly IntPtr unk4; // 0x14 0x28

        private readonly IntPtr unk5; // 0x18 0x30

        private readonly IntPtr unk6; // 0x1C 0x38

        private readonly IntPtr unk7; // 0x20 0x40

        private readonly IntPtr unk8; // 0x24 0x48

        public WowGuid Guid; // 0x28 0x50

}

or you can get it from the descriptors of that object which is also accessible through that struct then the guid is at 0x0

Edit not sure why the code tag is all messed up

[namreeb]

It looks like you might be reading the pointer to the array of descriptors. The first element in the array (I think) is the GUID. So you need another dereference. Just a guess!

[uncledolan]

public struct WowObjectData

{

        // x32 : x64

        private readonly IntPtr vtable; // 0x00 0x00

        private readonly IntPtr LegionExtra; // 0x08 0x18

        public IntPtr Descriptors; // 0x04 0x10

        private readonly IntPtr unk1; // 0x08 0x18

        public int TypeCode; // 0x0C 0x20

        private readonly IntPtr unk3; // 0x10 0x24

        private readonly IntPtr unk4; // 0x14 0x28

        private readonly IntPtr unk5; // 0x18 0x30

        private readonly IntPtr unk6; // 0x1C 0x38

        private readonly IntPtr unk7; // 0x20 0x40

        private readonly IntPtr unk8; // 0x24 0x48

        public WowGuid Guid; // 0x28 0x50

}

or you can get it from the descriptors of that object which is also accessible through that struct then the guid is at 0x0

Edit not sure why the code tag is all messed up

I was completely unaware of the 0x50 offset, that worked perfectly. Much appreciated <3