WoW Current Statics and Offsets

[run32.dll]

WoW 2.3.3:
Tracking Type: 00C4993C
Accountname: 00BDFB20
Accountname: 00D02EA8

@Malarkey:

Account Name: 18A7B08

...was incorrect 4 me, the other stuff works fine


[TRACKING TYPE]:
0 none
1 ?
2 NPSs <Questgiver>
4 ?
8 ?
16 ?
32 NPCs <Class Trainer>
64 NPCs <Profession Trainer>
128 some NPCs
256 NPCs <General Supplies>
512 NPCs <Food &#37; Drinks>
1024 ?
2048 NPCs <Reagents>
4096 NPCs <Repair>
8192 NPCs <Flightmaster>
16384 ?
32767 NPCs <Spirit Healer>
65536 NPCs <Innkeeper>
131072 NPCs <Banker>
262144 NPCs <Guild Charter Vendor>
524288 NPCs <Tabard Vendor>
1048576 NPCs <Battlemaster>
2097152 NPCs <Auctioneer>
4194304 NPCs <Stabler>
8388608 ?

[Demonshade]

I just don't get it. How do you find a static address. If it exists why does it not show up in searches?

it does show up...

[Xarg0]

I also had problems finding the static offset for player x,y,z, I found the dynamic ones but I didn't find the static ones, I'm using tsearch, I tried to find out where the static ones are located by setting a read/write breakpoint on the dynamic ones, but too many functions showed up, most of them just wrote a value from the floatstack (dunno how it's really called ^.^) into the dynamic adress, I didn't find out from where these values came would've been a lot of work and tsearch just sucks if you want to read a lot of dissasmbler lines.

[Zephir]

Mhh do any of you guys have the Mob Sig for 2.3.3?

[Malarkey]

The xyz coords are 4 byte long floats btw. --Well atleast the addresses I posted were. I found these addresses using the 2.3.2 addresses posted earlier and based upon looking at that section in memory it seems that they are 4 Byte longs. As I moved in game there was a direct correlation in memory change. Correct me if I'm wrong.

[octech]

I want to help and be more involved in the community, but if i don't know coding, where should i start?

[radegast]

I want to help and be more involved in the community, but if i don't know coding, where should i start?

A good startpoint to understand how it works is here : Iczelion's Win32 Assembly Homepage

There are also some tools for programming. I started there to learn about assembler.
As RAD programming tool i use Delphi, as debugger i prefer OllyDbg, as packet scanner i use Ethereal + WinPcap

Info how windows works you can find on MSDN and also here : :: The Undocumented Functions by NTinternals ::


... and Google :wave:

[Xarg0]

I hate delphi, because It looks nasty, you don't use a "{" at the begining of a loop and no "}" at the end, and some stuff just makes now sense, for example why do you write a:=10 and not a=10 oO, I just don't understand how someone can write such a stupid language, well yes delphi is a bit easier to learn than c++ but the code you are writing just looks awful in the end.
Learn C++ it's a nice with oop and you can easiely acess the windows api, and another very important thing, you can port c++ windows applications to mac, Linux and Freebsd by using winelib :-)

[radegast]

hehe .. i'm too lazy and too busy ... (have to go to work and play wow and now also reersing wow .) ) .. just click, click, move, drag-drop and .. done
And syntax ... hm, I think, it's not important .. important is if you can think about and solve problems .. syntax is only syntax

I use C and ASM for MCU only atm.
You're right about C++ and portability, but I use Linux as BFU atm ... webserver, mailserver, router, firewall .. it's all ..

[radegast]

anybody has found static adresses for camera ?

[cyprine]

hello !!! I'm loocking for the mob signature, anyone found it ?? Or can you explain me how to find it ?

[mikens84]

Is there some static adress to connect it with mob base?I have found mob HP in &#37; but its not a constant offset from player base.So, how can I find mob base?

[swollen]

WoW 2.3.3:

Character name 00D030C0
Character race 00E5C6A4
Class 00E5C620

[AticAtac]

hi folks,

i am looking for the memory offsets of the monster and also their structure, what i need are information like monstername, (x,y,z) position and their target.
I don't want to edit memory, just read those information.
Also chances are that memory offsets change after each patch or ?
Isn't it better to get those information from wow's network protocol ? Are there any resources about this ?

I've also developed a full blown lua-debugger which i use in some of my own programs. I was thinking to use it at wow. For this i need to find out the address of wow's lua-handle in the memory. Anything else i've already prepared (inject my debugger into wow's memory space as dll, ...). I thought it would be nice to debug the lua scripts step by step and go further into wow-universe

If you have any information i would be very thankfull and i am also willing to share my results here.

Atic

[radegast]

Search and read topics about TLS .. it's a dynamic structure, which contains data for all objects in game like player, mobs, items, npcs etc.

Statics ofsets are changing from patch to patch, TLS are forewer Everything you must to do in every patch is to find one address, where TLS index is ... and it is pretty simple

hi folks,

i am looking for the memory offsets of the monster and also their structure, what i need are information like monstername, (x,y,z) position and their target.
I don't want to edit memory, just read those information.
Also chances are that memory offsets change after each patch or ?
Isn't it better to get those information from wow's network protocol ? Are there any resources about this ?

Atic