[HELP] Working with inventory Build: 46368

[Hrap]

Greetings, can anyone help with the implementation of work with inventory?
We have the possibility of a repeat (For which many thanks to Razzue)

        //Player offset
        public const int Inventory = 0x12408; // Updated
       //And
        public const int BagSlot1       = 0x130; // Updated
        public const int BagSlot2       = 0x140; // Updated
        public const int BagSlot3       = 0x150; // Updated
        public const int BagSlot4       = 0x160; // Updated

        public const int BackpackFirst  = 0x170; // Updated
        public const int BackpackLast   = 0x260; // Updated

It’s a little unclear to me what types to read, I searched the forum for answers and did not find
I understand Inventory = 0x12408; this is an address and reads like [Entry+Inventory]
Then in order to get into the specific bag you need to read [ [Entry+Inventory]+BagSlot4]
Well, we read the cell of a particular bag [ [Entry+Inventory]+BagSlot4]+BackpackLast

If I'm doing everything right, what type should I read in [ [Entry+Inventory]+BagSlot4]+BackpackLast?

and what value should be returned?
or am I doing something wrong?

I need to find out if the last cell in a particular bag is free, but so far I can’t do it(

[Razzue]

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Inventory is [PlayerBase + 0xF5C8] in wrath
From inventory you are reading the bag's Guid

for(var i = 0; i < 4; i++)
    var Guid = [PlayerBase + 0xF5C8] + (0x140 + (i * 0x10));

You then get the bag entries from the object manager via guid.
After you get that, items in X bag are at 0x418; (slot count 0x410)

So to count "empty" slots in bags (not including backpack)

var empty = 0;
for(var a = 0; a < 4; a++)
{
    var bag = GetBag("guid from a");
    for(var b = 0; b < bag.Slots; b++)
        if(bag.Items[b].IsEmpty())
            empty++;
}

[Hrap]

Thank you very much you helped a lot

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Understood everything works)

[Hrap]

Inventory is [PlayerBase + 0xF5C8] in wrath
From inventory you are reading the bag's Guid

for(var i = 0; i < 4; i++)
    var Guid = [PlayerBase + 0xF5C8] + (0x140 + (i * 0x10));

You then get the bag entries from the object manager via guid.
After you get that, items in X bag are at 0x418; (slot count 0x410)

So to count "empty" slots in bags (not including backpack)

var empty = 0;
for(var a = 0; a < 4; a++)
{
    var bag = GetBag("guid from a");
    for(var b = 0; b < bag.Slots; b++)
        if(bag.Items[b].IsEmpty())
            empty++;
}

Hi, how to i get baseadress or guid of backpack?
I also want to know the free cells in it

[tayl]

Hi, how to i get baseadress or guid of backpack?
I also want to know the free cells in it

AFAIK backpack slots implemented as part of character inventory and placed right after bagslots (not sure about this), so you basically work with them like with bags, but skipping step where you getting bag object.
BTW please start using forum/google search, every question you asked so far was previously answered with copypaste ready code :/

[Hrap]

thank you all figured it out

[Hrap]

Greetings to all, again something has changed in working with inventory, who knows the correct field offset in 3.4.2
I try to use

 

InvSlots = 0x12988;
Bagslot1 = 0x1E0;

DWORD_PTR adress = read<DWORD_PTR>(PlayerBase + 0x12988);
GUID First = read<GUID>(adress + 0x1E0);

But I don't get Guid first bag
It seems to me that something is wrong with the offsets

[imzz]

Greetings to all, again something has changed in working with inventory, who knows the correct field offset in 3.4.2
I try to use

 

InvSlots = 0x12988;
Bagslot1 = 0x1E0;

DWORD_PTR adress = read<DWORD_PTR>(PlayerBase + 0x12988);
GUID First = read<GUID>(adress + 0x1E0);

But I don't get Guid first bag
It seems to me that something is wrong with the offsets

InvSlots = 0x12990 ？

[Fakekx]

Field_LocalPlayer_Inventory = 0x0000000000012990
this = LocalPlayer ptr

std::vector<wItem*> GetAllBagItems() {
	std::vector<wItem*> ItemsArr;
	for (int i = 0; i < 4; i++)
	{
		auto ContainerGuid = this->GetInventory()->GetBagByID(i);
		auto entity = GameMethods::getEntityByGuid<wContainer*>(ContainerGuid, GlobalVars::WoW::ContainerObjects); 
		if (entity->isValid()) 
		{
			for (int j = 0; j < entity->GetSlots(); j++)
			{
				auto ItemGuid = entity->GetSlotById(j);
				auto Item = GameMethods::getEntityByGuid<wItem*>(ItemGuid, GlobalVars::WoW::ItemObjects); 
				if (Item->isValid())
				{
					ItemsArr.push_back(Item);
				}
			}
		}
	}
	return ItemsArr;
}

	CGGuid GetBagByID(int ID)
	{
		auto res = *(CGGuid*)((uintptr_t)InventoryPtr+ 0x1E0 + (ID * 0x10)); //+
		return res;
	}

[Hrap]

thank you so much, it turns out I had the wrong offset