Reading object and character names

[Givi88]

Almost like you could have just read my field offsets from here..... wor...d-45327-a.html Post #7

Oh, i got it from a more fresher post https://www.ownedcore.com/forums/wor...ml#post4381690

And did not even notice that you shared the same offsets in OP post xd

[Hrap]

I also share how to get unit name. Tried to find this for the past two days
[[GameObject + 0x380] + 0xF8] => Unit Name

I kind of laid out a working example of reading GameObject name...

                                                char* GetNameObj(DWORD_PTR objEntry)
                                               {
						    DWORD_PTR namePtr = RemouteMemory->Read<DWORD_PTR>(objEntry+ 0x148);
					       	    DWORD_PTR namePtr2 = RemouteMemory->Read<DWORD_PTR>(namePtr + 0xE0);
						         if (namePtr2 != 0){
                                                               return   (char*)RemouteMemory->ReadBytes(namePtr2, 64);
                                                        }
                                                    return "Neme read error";
                                               }

It is also important to understand that for different types of objects
names are reading differently

[ermite66]

I kind of laid out a working example of reading GameObject name...

                                                char* GetNameObj(DWORD_PTR objEntry)
                                               {
						    DWORD_PTR namePtr = RemouteMemory->Read<DWORD_PTR>(objEntry+ 0x148);
					       	    DWORD_PTR namePtr2 = RemouteMemory->Read<DWORD_PTR>(namePtr + 0xE0);
						         if (namePtr2 != 0){
                                                               return   (char*)RemouteMemory->ReadBytes(namePtr2, 64);
                                                        }
                                                    return "Neme read error";
                                               }

It is also important to understand that for different types of objects
names are reading differently

you read objects array from [[WowClassic.exe + 0x3022EA0] + 0x8] ?

[Hrap]

Yes

        unsigned int count = RemouteMemory->Read<unsigned int>(RemouteMemory->Read<DWORD_PTR>(RemouteMemory->WowInfo.WowBaseAdrtess + 0x3022EA0));   // CurMgr 
	DWORD_PTR arrayaddr = RemouteMemory->Read<DWORD_PTR>(RemouteMemory->Read<DWORD_PTR>(RemouteMemory->WowInfo.WowBaseAdrtess + 0x3022EA0) + 0x8); //array adress

[ermite66]

Yes

        unsigned int count = RemouteMemory->Read<unsigned int>(RemouteMemory->Read<DWORD_PTR>(RemouteMemory->WowInfo.WowBaseAdrtess + 0x3022EA0));   // CurMgr 
	DWORD_PTR arrayaddr = RemouteMemory->Read<DWORD_PTR>(RemouteMemory->Read<DWORD_PTR>(RemouteMemory->WowInfo.WowBaseAdrtess + 0x3022EA0) + 0x8); //array adress

And what am I reading wrong? Names always empty ...

if (g_pGame->IsInGame())
			{
				DWORD_PTR ManagerBase = g_pProcess->Read<DWORD_PTR>(g_pProcess->GetBase() + Offsets::Object_Manager::Base);
				int ObjCount = g_pProcess->Read<int>(ManagerBase);

				DWORD_PTR PtrArrayAdr = g_pProcess->Read<DWORD_PTR>(ManagerBase + 0x8);

				DWORD_PTR* ObjPtrArray = new DWORD_PTR[ObjCount];

				g_pProcess->Read(PtrArrayAdr, ObjPtrArray, sizeof(DWORD64) * ObjCount);

				for (int i = 0; i < ObjCount; i++)
				{
					DWORD_PTR ObjPtr = ObjPtrArray[i];
					if (ObjPtr == 0)
						continue;

					DWORD_PTR namePtr = g_pProcess->Read<DWORD_PTR>(ObjPtr + 0x148);
					DWORD_PTR namePtr2 = g_pProcess->Read<DWORD_PTR>(namePtr + 0xE0);
					if (namePtr2 != 0)
					{
						char nam[64]{0};
						g_pProcess->Read(namePtr2, &nam, 64);

						printf("name = %s\n", nam);
					}
				}

				delete[] ObjPtrArray;

[Razzue]

And what am I reading wrong? Names always empty ...

if (g_pGame->IsInGame())
			{
				DWORD_PTR ManagerBase = g_pProcess->Read<DWORD_PTR>(g_pProcess->GetBase() + Offsets::Object_Manager::Base);
				int ObjCount = g_pProcess->Read<int>(ManagerBase);

				DWORD_PTR PtrArrayAdr = g_pProcess->Read<DWORD_PTR>(ManagerBase + 0x8);

				DWORD_PTR* ObjPtrArray = new DWORD_PTR[ObjCount];

				g_pProcess->Read(PtrArrayAdr, ObjPtrArray, sizeof(DWORD64) * ObjCount);

				for (int i = 0; i < ObjCount; i++)
				{
					DWORD_PTR ObjPtr = ObjPtrArray[i];
					if (ObjPtr == 0)
						continue;

					DWORD_PTR namePtr = g_pProcess->Read<DWORD_PTR>(ObjPtr + 0x148);
					DWORD_PTR namePtr2 = g_pProcess->Read<DWORD_PTR>(namePtr + 0xE0);
					if (namePtr2 != 0)
					{
						char nam[64]{0};
						g_pProcess->Read(namePtr2, &nam, 64);

						printf("name = %s\n", nam);
					}
				}

				delete[] ObjPtrArray;

You're missing an entire step in your object manager loop.

Where's the entry address? Where's your while loop that looks for linked entries? There are MANY valid, working examples of the object manager with the first three pages of the memory editing forums.

[ermite66]

You're missing an entire step in your object manager loop.

Where's the entry address? Where's your while loop that looks for linked entries? There are MANY valid, working examples of the object manager with the first three pages of the memory editing forums.

Your example iterates only units.

See screen , only units, i read many posts in forum , they read (mgr_base + firs_obj) and next iterate while (first_obj + next_obj) != 0 like std::vector
Снимок.JPG

DWORD_PTR ManagerBase = g_pProcess->Read<DWORD_PTR>(g_pProcess->GetBase() + Offsets::Object_Manager::Base);

				int Count = g_pProcess->Read<int>(ManagerBase);
				
				DWORD_PTR PtrArrayAdr = g_pProcess->Read<DWORD_PTR>(ManagerBase + 0x8);

				DWORD_PTR* ptrArr = new DWORD_PTR[Count];

				g_pProcess->Read(PtrArrayAdr, ptrArr, sizeof(DWORD64) * Count);

				for (int i = 0; i < Count; i++)
				{
					DWORD_PTR ptr = ptrArr[i];

					if (ptr == 0)
						continue;

					do
					{
						auto entry = g_pProcess->Read<DWORD64>(ptr + 0x18);
						if (entry == 0)
							continue;

						CGGuid guid = g_pProcess->Read<CGGuid>(entry + 0x18);
						auto type = g_pProcess->Read<byte>(entry + 0x10);

						auto Pos = g_pProcess->Read<Vector3>(entry + 0x148);
						Vector2 vts;
						bool ScreenPos = g_pGame->WorldToScreenv2(Pos, vts);
						if (ScreenPos)
							g_pDrawManager->GetDrawList()->AddCircle(vts, 15.f, ImColor(255, 0, 0, 255));

						ptr = g_pProcess->Read<DWORD64>(ptr + 0x0);
					} while (ptr != 0);
				}

				delete[] ptrArr;
			}

[Razzue]

Your example iterates only units.

See screen , only units, i read posts , hey read (mgr_base + firs_obj) and next iterate while (first_obj + next_obj) != 0 like std::vector
Снимок.JPG

DWORD_PTR ManagerBase = g_pProcess->Read<DWORD_PTR>(g_pProcess->GetBase() + Offsets::Object_Manager::Base);

				int Count = g_pProcess->Read<int>(ManagerBase);
				
				DWORD_PTR PtrArrayAdr = g_pProcess->Read<DWORD_PTR>(ManagerBase + 0x8);

				DWORD_PTR* ptrArr = new DWORD_PTR[Count];

				g_pProcess->Read(PtrArrayAdr, ptrArr, sizeof(DWORD64) * Count);

				for (int i = 0; i < Count; i++)
				{
					DWORD_PTR ptr = ptrArr[i];

					if (ptr == 0)
						continue;

					do
					{
						auto entry = g_pProcess->Read<DWORD64>(ptr + 0x18);
						if (entry == 0)
							continue;

						CGGuid guid = g_pProcess->Read<CGGuid>(entry + 0x18);
						auto type = g_pProcess->Read<byte>(entry + 0x10);

						auto Pos = g_pProcess->Read<Vector3>(entry + 0x148);
						Vector2 vts;
						bool ScreenPos = g_pGame->WorldToScreenv2(Pos, vts);
						if (ScreenPos)
							g_pDrawManager->GetDrawList()->AddCircle(vts, 15.f, ImColor(255, 0, 0, 255));

						ptr = g_pProcess->Read<DWORD64>(ptr + 0x0);
					} while (ptr != 0);
				}

				delete[] ptrArr;
			}

Funny... When the image I posted shortly after clearly shows units, game objects AND a dynamic object, all of which are grabbed from my object manager

But you can keep doing it wrong, fine by me. 🤷*♂️

I'll keep doing it thr right way, on top of having a functional bot
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[ermite66]

Funny... When the image I posted shortly after clearly shows units, game objects AND a dynamic object, all of which are grabbed from my object manager

But you can keep doing it wrong, fine by me. 🤷*♂️

I cant figure out what Im doing wrong...

auto entry = g_pProcess->Read<DWORD64>(ptr + 0x18);

its object ptr ?

[Razzue]

I cant figure out what Im doing wrong...

auto entry = g_pProcess->Read<DWORD64>(ptr + 0x18);

its object ptr ?

Read a few pages of posts in these forums and you'll see exactly what you're doing wrong. I'm not going to spoon-feed you when this info has been provided multiple times already.

Hint: Units != Objects and they do NOT have the same field offsets

[ermite66]

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[ExcitableEquestrian9]

Anyone got any good tutorial and or resources for reading/writing memory with C#/.NETCore 7? Is there any memory reading writing library like BlackMagic but updated? Really want to get into this but I can never make it over the first edge finding out where to begin.

I know how to program in C# its just this memory editing i cant figure out how to get started with.