Wotlk 3.4.1.49345

[Razzue]

Seems my auto loot pattern broke (odd, cause it works fine on my archived dumper, but w/e)

----- Offsets -----
Chat: Start             -> 2CDE100
Chat: Open              -> 2BF43C4
Chat: Offset            -> CB8
Chat: Message           -> E6
Guid: Pet               -> 2D10618
Guid: Focus             -> 29ED300
Guid: Player            -> 2C26250
Guid: Target            -> 29ED2C0
Guid: Mouseover         -> 2CDC688
Guid: Last Enemy        -> 29ED2F0
Guid: Last Target       -> 29ED2D0
Guid: Last Friend       -> 29ED2E0
Guid: Dialog Window     -> 29ED310
Runes: Base Type        -> 2D352F0
Runes: Active Type      -> 2D35308
Runes: Start            -> 2D352A8
Runes: Finish           -> 2D352C8
Party: Address          -> 2D10540
CVars: Click To Move    -> 2D0FF38
CVars: Auto Loot        -> 0 // 47251320 : decimal val
CVars: Offset           -> 0 // 0x14 still
Camera: Address         -> 2C02158
Camera: Offset          -> 3930
Spells: Address         -> 2D0F858
Spells: Count           -> 2D0F850
Spells: Pet Address     -> 2D0F880
Spells: Pet Count       -> 2D0F878
Globals: Status         -> 2CDC680
Globals: Corpse         -> 288D420
Globals: Frames         -> 29EA7A0
Globals: Window         -> 2D107A8
Globals: Message        -> 2CDB970
Globals: Combat Log     -> 2888470
Manager: Address        -> 2CDB870
Manager: Player Names   -> 2990890
Manager: Cooldowns      -> 2C76370
Manager: Zone ID        -> 2CDC578
Bindings: Address       -> 2C25558

[klumpen]

Offsets appear to check out on my end, nice. A few (spellbook.base/count, spellbot.pet_base/count) appear to be flipped, but that is probably just a mistake on my end. Not using them right now so can't verify.

One thing I'm curious about - the data type behind screen_size @ 0x2C25D70. I would think it's a pair of float32's behind a pointer but those are some wild numbers I am getting out. Attempting to reverse GetScreenWidth/GetScreenHeight now to figure it out.

Perhaps that's a bad idea? Would like to not hardcode a screen rect of x/y/w/h points.

[Razzue]

Offsets appear to check out on my end, nice. A few (spellbook.base/count, spellbot.pet_base/count) appear to be flipped, but that is probably just a mistake on my end. Not using them right now so can't verify.

One thing I'm curious about - the data type behind screen_size @ 0x2C25D70. I would think it's a pair of float32's behind a pointer but those are some wild numbers I am getting out. Attempting to reverse GetScreenWidth/GetScreenHeight now to figure it out.

Perhaps that's a bad idea? Would like to not hardcode a screen rect of x/y/w/h points.

Shouldn't be, spell counts should be book address - 0x8 🤔

Screen size is a couple of floats (not behind a pointer) BUT they go by wow UI size iirc. I personally just call GetWindoRect and GetClientRect.

[klumpen]

BUT they go by wow UI size iirc

That's a great insight - thank you. No point in chasing it down

[scizzydo]

Offsets appear to check out on my end, nice. A few (spellbook.base/count, spellbot.pet_base/count) appear to be flipped, but that is probably just a mistake on my end. Not using them right now so can't verify.

One thing I'm curious about - the data type behind screen_size @ 0x2C25D70. I would think it's a pair of float32's behind a pointer but those are some wild numbers I am getting out. Attempting to reverse GetScreenWidth/GetScreenHeight now to figure it out.

Perhaps that's a bad idea? Would like to not hardcode a screen rect of x/y/w/h points.

What is it exactly you're looking for? Your value for 0x2C25D70 appears to be a struct/class and not what you're talking about. If you look at functions like GetScreenWidth, they are multiplying a set factor value by screen compensation values. GetScreenWidth is a good one to pull that screen compensation value, which can later be used for the WorldToViewport function if you're trying to do world to screen values. If you've ever read the description for the GetScreenX functions, they don't return the actual width/height. Using something like GetClientRect will give you that value easily if you're looking for the clients x/y. Or you can call it initially for a global value, and then update that on the WndProc for screen sizing/changing (this is what I do in my world to screen). In older wow clients you had the DDCToNDC which use that compensation, which is now just inlined in the world to screen functions. F3 0F 59 05 X ? ? ? ? F3 0f 11 06 48 85 FF is the pattern I use (X being the relative location for the pointer to the screen ration compensation struct of 2 floats; x/y). Here's the pseudocode:

void DDCToNDC(float inx, float iny, float* outx, float* outy) {
	if (outx)
		*outx = inx / g_screen_ratio_compensation->x;
	if (outy)
		*outy = iny / g_screen_ratio_compensation->y;
}

bool world_to_screen(Vec3 in, Vec2* out, bool from_lua) {
	Vec2 temp{0.f, 0.f};
	auto onscreen = CGWorldFrame__GetScreenCoordinates(*g_CurFrame, &in, &temp, 1);
	if (from_lua) {
		auto x = 0.f;
		auto y = 0.f;
		DDCToNDC(temp.x, temp.y, &x, &y);
		out->x = x;
		out->y = y;
	}
	else {
		RECT rect = client_rect;
		auto height = rect.bottom - rect.top;
		auto width = rect.right - rect.left;
		auto x = 0.f;
		auto y = 0.f;
		DDCToNDC(temp.x, temp.y, &x, &y);
		x = x * width;
		y = height - (y * height);
		out->x = x;
		out->y = y;
	}
	return onscreen;
}

Hopefully I'm of some help with this and not just throwing random stuff out. In wow I call it WorldToViewport because it returns a percentage of the width/height at what the point was. Used in lua:

local function WorldToScreen(sx, sy, sz)
    local _, x, y = WorldToViewport(sx, sy, sz)
    local scale = UIParent:GetScale()
    x = x * UIParent:GetWidth() * scale
    local height = UIParent:GetHeight() * scale
    y = height - (y * height)
    return x, -y
end

[Razzue]

That's a great insight - thank you. No point in chasing it down

Well I wouldn't say "No point" if you ever want to click certain frames accurately via bot they come in handy to have! Or can come in handy as Scizzy pointed out (though I've never needed to use it for w2s before 🤔)

[scizzydo]

From the example given above, here's the g_CurFrame

48 8B 1D X ? ? ? ? 48 85 Db 74 20 48 8B 8B ? ? ? ? 48 85 C9

And the CGWorldFrame__GetScreenCoordinates:

E8 X ? ? ? ? 48 8B 4B ? 4C 8D 43 ? 41 B1 01

Please note that they are relative address scans, so make sure you take out that 'X' as thats what I use in my pattern scanner to capture where I'm getting the relative address from. But that's where you get the value you want

[klumpen]

Hopefully I'm of some help with this and not just throwing random stuff out.

That was most helpful, thanks!
To answer the question of what exactly I'm looking for - the client rect for w2s as I'm not in a context where I have the GetClientRect method readily available. I had hoped the dimensions were available in the process memory.

Though there's a workaround or two that I can employ, so it's not the end of the world. And eventually I'm going to have to drop some code onto the game host anyway, so.

In the spirit of sharing & for reference, this is the w2s code I'm running with. Seems to work OK so far.

pub fn world_to_screen(src: Vec3A, dst: Vec3A, mat: Mat3A, rect: Vec4, fov: f32) -> Vec2 {
  let diff = dst-src;
  if diff.dot(mat.col(0)) < 0.0 { return }

  let inverse = Mat4::from_mat3a(mat.inverse());
  let screen = Vec2::new((rect.z-rect.x)/2, (rect.w-rect.y)/2);    
  let aspect = Vec2::new(
    screen.x / (((camera_fov * 55.0) / 2.0).to_radians()).tan(),
    screen.y / (((camera_fov * 35.0) / 2.0).to_radians()).tan(),
  );

  let view = inverse.project_point3(diff);
  let cam = Vec3::new(-view.y, -view.z, view.x);

  let x = screen.x + cam.x * aspect.x / cam.z;
  let y = screen.y + cam.y * aspect.y / cam.z;

  if x < rect.x || y < rect.y || x > rect.z || y > rect.w {
    return Vec2::ZERO;
  }
  return Vec2 { x, y };
}

Well I wouldn't say "No point" ...

Fair point. Hadn't considered clicking around the UI, figured a keyboard & some macros/addons would satisfy the need of interacting with the UI.

[charles420]

you sure doesn't still exist ? i could recall it still had a offset

[klumpen]

Fiddling with updating fields.
The hp/max_hp ones I have been using seem to both point to current_hp :thinking: (0xD560, 0xD680).
What works is 0xD680 & 0xD688, for me anyway. Seeing a lot of 0xD568 references as well, haven't checked it though.

Set of two sigs I've used to find both. Curious to hear what if any results you see.

hp = "0F 57 C0 F2 48 0F 2A 89 u4 F2 48 0F 2A 81 ? ? ? ? F2 0F 5E C8"
max_hp = "0F 57 C0 F2 48 0F 2A 89 ? ? ? ? F2 48 0F 2A 81 u4 F2 0F 5E C8"

Alternative sig, found the two offsets at another loc. Think this might be better, I don't have high hopes for the one above.

hp_field = "40 57 48 83 EC ? 48 89 74 24 ? 48 8B F9 E8 ? ? ? ? 0F 57 C9 0F 57 C0 F2 48 0F 2A 8F u4 F2 48 0F 2A 87 ? ? ? ? F2 0F 5E C8 66 0F 5A C9 0F 2F 0D ? ? ? ? 73 21 48 8B 07 48 8B CF FF 90 ? ? ? ? 84 C0 75 11 48 83 BF ? ? ? ? ? 74 07 83 8F ? ? ? ? ? 48 8B 77 ? 83 A7 ? ? ? ? ? 48 8B CE E8 ? ? ? ? 48 8B 4F ? 48 85 C9 74 1A E8 ? ? ? ? 48 85 C0 74 10 48 8B 4F ? 48 8B 89 ? ? ? ? E8 ? ? ? ? 48 8B CF E8 ? ? ? ? F7 87 ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? 75 22 48 89 5C 24 ? 48 8D 4F ? 48 8B 5F ? E8 ? ? ? ? 48 8B D0 48 8B CB E8 ? ? ? ? 48 8B 5C 24 ? 33 D2 48 8B CF E8 ? ? ? ? 8B 97 ? ? ? ? 48 8B CE E8 ? ? ? ? 8B 97 ? ? ? ? 48 8B 4F ? 85 D2 75 0D 48 C7 81 ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? EB 0C 4C 8B 87 ? ? ? ? E8 ? ? ? ? 48 8B CF E8 ? ? ? ? 48 8B 07 48 8B CF FF 90 ? ? ? ? 85 C0 75 09 48 8D 4E ? E8 ? ? ? ? 48 83 BF ? ? ? ? ? 48 8B 74 24 ? 7F 28 83 BF ? ? ? ? ? 75 1F E8 ? ? ? ? 89 87 ? ? ? ? 33 D2 48 8B 07 48 8B CF 48 83 C4 ? 5F 48 FF A0 ? ? ? ? 48 83 C4 ? 5F C3"
max_hp_field = "40 57 48 83 EC ? 48 89 74 24 ? 48 8B F9 E8 ? ? ? ? 0F 57 C9 0F 57 C0 F2 48 0F 2A 8F ? ? ? ? F2 48 0F 2A 87 u4 F2 0F 5E C8 66 0F 5A C9 0F 2F 0D ? ? ? ? 73 21 48 8B 07 48 8B CF FF 90 ? ? ? ? 84 C0 75 11 48 83 BF ? ? ? ? ? 74 07 83 8F ? ? ? ? ? 48 8B 77 ? 83 A7 ? ? ? ? ? 48 8B CE E8 ? ? ? ? 48 8B 4F ? 48 85 C9 74 1A E8 ? ? ? ? 48 85 C0 74 10 48 8B 4F ? 48 8B 89 ? ? ? ? E8 ? ? ? ? 48 8B CF E8 ? ? ? ? F7 87 ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? 75 22 48 89 5C 24 ? 48 8D 4F ? 48 8B 5F ? E8 ? ? ? ? 48 8B D0 48 8B CB E8 ? ? ? ? 48 8B 5C 24 ? 33 D2 48 8B CF E8 ? ? ? ? 8B 97 ? ? ? ? 48 8B CE E8 ? ? ? ? 8B 97 ? ? ? ? 48 8B 4F ? 85 D2 75 0D 48 C7 81 ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? EB 0C 4C 8B 87 ? ? ? ? E8 ? ? ? ? 48 8B CF E8 ? ? ? ? 48 8B 07 48 8B CF FF 90 ? ? ? ? 85 C0 75 09 48 8D 4E ? E8 ? ? ? ? 48 83 BF ? ? ? ? ? 48 8B 74 24 ? 7F 28 83 BF ? ? ? ? ? 75 1F E8 ? ? ? ? 89 87 ? ? ? ? 33 D2 48 8B 07 48 8B CF 48 83 C4 ? 5F 48 FF A0 ? ? ? ? 48 83 C4 ? 5F C3"

---

power_type (0:mana, 1:rage, etc) @ 0xD778. Found this through reclassing the live client and poking around the unit flags/race/class/gender. Couldn't find a pattern nor manage to reverse GetUnitPowerType.

power_type = "0F B6 41 ? 4C 8D 0D A5 2F BC FE 41 F6 84 81 ? ? ? ? ? 74 1D 0F B6 81 ? ? ? ? FF C8 48 0F BE CA 4C 6B C0 ? 4C 03 C1 43 8B 84 81 ? ? ? ? C3 3A 91 u4 75 03 33 C0 C3 80 FA ? 75 06 B8 ? ? ? ? C3 80 FA ? 75 06 B8 ? ? ? ? C3 80 FA ? B8 FF FF FF FF B9 ? ? ? ? 0F 44 C1 C3"

[charles420]

0x2C88BF0 PowerIndexArrays

[_chase]

warning: Reading "C:\\Program Files (x86)\\World of Warcraft\\_classic_\\WowClassic_unpacked.exe"
warning: Adding pub const FN_START_JUMP: usize = 0xF27980;
warning: Adding pub const FN_SPELL_MIN_MAX_RANGE: usize = 0x138DF00;
warning: Adding pub const FN_SPELL_HAS_POWER: usize = 0x13944C0;
warning: Adding pub const FN_SPELL_COOLDOWN: usize = 0x13904F0;
warning: Adding pub const FN_SPELL_IS_USABLE: usize = 0x13980A0;
warning: Adding pub const FN_IS_DEAD_OR_GHOST: usize = 0x195CA20;
warning: Adding pub const FN_START_ATTACK: usize = 0x144BC80;
warning: Adding pub const FN_SET_CONTROL_BIT: usize = 0x11EA7C0;
warning: Adding pub const FN_UNSET_CONTROL_BIT: usize = 0x11EB770;
warning: Adding pub const FN_UPDATE_PLAYER: usize = 0x11EBE80;
warning: Adding pub const S_CONTROL_INPUT: usize = 0x2873390;
warning: Adding pub const FN_FACE_TO: usize = 0xF27DE0;
warning: Adding pub const OBJECT_MANAGER: usize = 0x2CDB870;
warning: Adding pub const GAME_STATE: usize = 0x2CDC680;
warning: Adding pub const ACTIVE_PLAYER_GUID: usize = 0x2C26250;
warning: Adding pub const S_TARGET_GUID: usize = 0x29ED2C0;
warning: Adding pub const ACTIVE_BAG_GUIDS: usize = 0x2D58C90;
warning: Adding pub const WORLD_FRAME: usize = 0x2C02158;
warning: Adding pub const FN_GET_SCREEN_INFO: usize = 0x11C2520;
warning: Adding pub const FN_GET_SCREEN_COORDINATES: usize = 0x1133310;
warning: Adding pub const FN_FIND_SPELL_ID_BY_NAME: usize = 0x160DDD0;
warning: Adding pub const FN_FIND_SPELL_SLOT_BY_ID: usize = 0x160DBC0;
warning: Adding pub const FN_CAST_SPELL_BY_SLOT: usize = 0x160BE20;
warning: Adding pub const FN_IS_CURRENT_SPELL: usize = 0x1397C70;
warning: Adding pub const SPELL_BOOK: usize = 0x2D0F850;
warning: Adding pub const FN_USE_ITEM: usize = 0x14BB9F0;
warning: Adding pub const USE_ITEM_PARAM: usize = 0x2C76340;
warning: Adding pub const LAST_HARDWARE_EVENT: usize = 0x29EA7A8;
warning: Adding pub const GAME_TIME: usize = 0x29ECF80;
warning: Adding pub const FN_LOOT_SLOT: usize = 0x1642E50;
warning: Adding pub const S_LOOT_WINDOW: usize = 0x2D107B0;
warning: Adding pub const S_SELECTED_ITEM_GUID: usize = 0x2CDB8F8;
warning: Adding pub const S_MERCHANT: usize = 0x2D1BAB8;
warning: Adding pub const S_MERCHANT_GUID: usize = 0x0;
warning: Adding pub const FN_MERCHANT_BUY_ITEM: usize = 0x13E0FF0;
warning: Adding pub const FN_MERCHANT_SELL_ITEM: usize = 0x13DBBF0;
warning: Adding pub const S_ACTIVE_MAP_ID: usize = 0x288539C;

Fields

pub mod object_manager {
    pub const BUCKET_COUNT: usize = 0x00;
    pub const BUCKETS: usize = 0x08;
    pub const OBJECT_COUNT: usize = 0x10;

    pub const ZONE_NAME: usize = 0x60;
    pub const SUBZONE_NAME: usize = 0x68;
}

pub mod bucket {
    pub const NEXT: usize = 0x00;
    pub const VALUE: usize = 0x18;
}

pub mod cgobject {
    pub const OBJECT_TYPE: usize = 0x10;
    pub const GUID: usize = 0x18;
    pub const ENTRY_ID: usize = 0xD8;
}

pub mod cgmovement {
    pub const CURRENT_SPEED: usize = 0x1A8;
    pub const RUN_SPEED: usize = 0x1B0;
}

pub mod cgunit {
    pub const CASTING_SPELL_ID: usize = 0x6F0;
    pub const CHANNELING_SPELL_ID: usize = 0x748;

    pub const ACTIVE_MOVER: usize = 0x128;
    pub const ROTATION: usize = 0x158;
    pub const MOVEMENT: usize = 0xF0;

    pub const TARGET_GUID: usize = 0xD740;

    pub const AURA_COUNT: usize = 0x850;
    pub const AURAS: usize = 0x858;

    pub const POWER_TYPE: usize = 0xD778;
    pub const CURRENT_HEALTH: usize = 0xD680;
    pub const MAX_HEALTH: usize = 0xD688;

    pub const PRIMARY_POWER: usize = 0xD568;
    pub const SECONDARY_POWER: usize = 0xD56C;
    pub const SPECIAL_POWER: usize = 0xD570;

    pub const COMBAT_RANGE: usize = 0xD7C0;
    pub const UNIT_FLAGS: usize = 0xD7A8;

    pub const LEVEL: usize = 0xD780;
}

pub mod cgaura {
    pub const SIZE_OF: usize = 0xB0;
    pub const SPELL_ID: usize = 0x88;
}

pub mod cgactiveplayer {
    pub const INVENTORY_SLOT_COUNT: usize = 0x12830;
    pub const INVENTORY_GUIDS: usize = 0x12838;

    pub const SKILL_LINES: usize = 0xE5C4;
    pub const SKILL_MAX_LEVELS: usize = 0xEDC4;
    pub const SKILL_LEVELS: usize = 0xE9C4;

    pub const EXPERIENCE: usize = 0xE5B8;
    pub const NEXT_LEVEL_EXPERIENCE: usize = 0xE5BC;
}

pub mod cggameobject {
    pub const CREATOR_GUID: usize = 0x0210;
    pub const ANIMATING: usize = 0xA0;
}

pub mod cgcontainer {
    pub const SLOT_COUNT: usize = 0x6C0;
    pub const ITEM_GUIDS: usize = 0x468;
}

pub mod screen_info {
    pub const HEIGHT: usize = 0x0E;
    pub const WIDTH: usize = 0x0C;
}

pub mod world_frame {
    pub const FOV_X: usize = 0x18C;
    pub const FOV_Y: usize = 0x188;
}

pub mod loot_window {
    pub const FLAG: usize = 0x1688;
    pub const COUNT: usize = 0x0A08;
    pub const FLAGGED_ENTRIES: usize = 0x0A10;
    pub const UNFLAGGED_ENTRIES: usize = 0x0A08;
}

pub mod loot_window_item {
    pub const SIZE_OF: usize = 0xC8;
    pub const STACK_COUNT: usize = 0x04;
    pub const QUALITY: usize = 0x88;
    pub const ENTRY_ID: usize = 0x10;
}

pub mod merchant {
    pub const ITEMS: usize = 0x00;
    pub const ITEM_COUNT: usize = 0x08;
}

pub mod merchant_item {
    pub const SIZE_OF: usize = 0xA0;
    pub const ENTRY_ID: usize = 0x28;
}

pub mod cgobject {
    pub const HEIGHT: usize = 14;
    pub const NAME: usize = 15;
    pub const POSITION: usize = 61;
    pub const INTERACT_WITH: usize = 93;
}

pub mod cgunit {
    pub const IS_DEAD: usize = 78;
}

[klumpen]

messing about with reducing the number of individual reads per tick by way of larger structs. holy crap is 'cgunit'/'unit_fields'/'unit_info' a beast.
feelscraft tells me there be pointers to chase down to these "auxiliary" structs a half-mile away from the root address.

| 0      | _pad1           | 216  | 0x0
| 216    | unit_id         | 4    | 0xD8
| 220    | dynamic_flag     | 1    | 0xDC
| 221    | _pad2           | 19   | 0xDD
| 240    | movement        | 8    | 0xF0
| 248    | _pad4           | 48   | 0xF8
| 296    | active_mover    | 4    | 0x128
| 300    | _pad5           | 28   | 0x12C
| 328    | position        | 12   | 0x148
 | 340    | _pad6           | 988  | 0x154
| 1328   | info            | 8    | 0x530
| 1336   | _pad16          | 476  | 0x538
| 1812   | cast_id         | 4    | 0x714
| 1816   | _pad15          | 40   | 0x718
| 1856   | cast_start      | 4    | 0x740
| 1860   | cast_end        | 4    | 0x744
| 1864   | chan_id         | 4    | 0x748
| 1868   | _pad14          | 4    | 0x74C
| 1872   | chan_start      | 4    | 0x750
| 1876   | chan_end        | 4    | 0x754
| 1880   | _pad8           | 248  | 0x758
| 2128   | aura_count      | 4    | 0x850
| 2132   | _pad20          | 4    | 0x854
| 2136   | auras           | 8    | 0x858
| 2144   | _pad9           | 52488 | 0x860
| 54632  | primary_power   | 4    | 0xD568
| 54636  | secondary_power | 4    | 0xD56C
| 54640  | special_power   | 4    | 0xD570
| 54644  | _pad10          | 268  | 0xD574
| 54912  | health          | 4    | 0xD680
| 54916  | _pad11          | 4    | 0xD684
| 54920  | max_health      | 4    | 0xD688
| 54924  | _pad12          | 44   | 0xD68C
| 54968  | npc_flag         | 4    | 0xD6B8
| 54972  | _pad18          | 68   | 0xD6BC
| 55040  | summoner        | 4    | 0xD700
| 55044  | _pad19          | 12   | 0xD704
| 55056  | creator         | 16   | 0xD710
| 55072  | _pad21          | 84   | 0xD720
| 55156  | race            | 1    | 0xD774
| 55157  | class           | 1    | 0xD775
| 55158  | unk_u8_1        | 1    | 0xD776
| 55159  | gender          | 1    | 0xD777
| 55160  | power_type      | 1    | 0xD778
| 55161  | _pad22          | 7    | 0xD779
| 55168  | level           | 1    | 0xD780
| 55169  | _pad23          | 35   | 0xD781
| 55204  | faction         | 4    | 0xD7A4
| 55208  | unit_flag_one    | 4    | 0xD7A8
| 55212  | unit_flag_two    | 4    | 0xD7AC
| 55216  | unit_flag_three  | 4    | 0xD7B0
| 55220  | _pad24          | 12   | 0xD7B4
| 55232  | combat_range    | 4    | 0xD7C0
| 55236  | _pad25          | 12   | 0xD7C4
| 55248  | mount_id        | 4    | 0xD7D0
| 55252  | _pad26          | 460  | 0xD7D4
| 55712  | power           | 4    | 0xD9A0
| 55716  | _pad27          | 24   | 0xD9A4
| 55740  | max_power       | 4    | 0xD9BC

[Hrap]

Guys, but no one will help with the Current_Accaunt offset?
In theory, this should be a string containing an email address, but no matter how much I torture the cheat engine, I just can’t find a constant offset (

Tried on another account, does not find anything at all, most likely impossible (
I need a way to find at least some kind of account identifier, I will look

[Razzue]

To answer the question of what exactly I'm looking for - the client rect for w2s as I'm not in a context where I have the GetClientRect method readily available. I had hoped the dimensions were available in the process memory.

Not sure if you ever found what you were looking for but:
Offset -> 0x2873240
Width1 -> 0x0
Height1 -> 0x2
Width2 -> 0x4
Height2 -> 0x6

GetPhysicalScreenSize: 40 53 48 83 EC ? 48 8B D9 48 8D 4C 24 ? E8 ? ? ? ? 0F B7 44 24 ? 48 8B CB
To the offset: 8B 05 ? ? ? ? 89 03 48 8B C3 48 83 C4 ? 5B C3 8B 05
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