Requesting 3.0.3 XYZ addresses

[game09dj]

3.0.3
PlayerBase:
[[[0127E014]+0x30]+0x28]
x=[[[0127E014]+0x30]+0x28]+0x7D0
find by myself ,not suer work!

[skyworld009]

It is working,please tell me how to find it.

[selafane]

does this fix xyz? or do you still need new pointers?

[lanman92]

You have to add code to make this work now... It's a 3-level pointer. I'm not sure how it looks in autoit, but where it says something along the lines of $playerbase = ..., you have to use [[[0127E014]+0x30]+0x28].

$ptr1 = ReadMemory(hWow, 0x127E014);
$ptr2 = ReadMemory(hWow, $ptr1 + 0x30);
$ptr3 = ReadMemory(hWow, $ptr2 + 0x28);
$playerbase = ReadMemory(hWow, $ptr3);
$x = ReadMemory(hWow, $playerbase + $XOffset);
$y = ReadMemory(hWow, $playerbase + $yOffset);
$z = ReadMemory(hWow, $playerbase + $zOffset);

No more questions, go figure it out. it's not hard. I just gave you the code to do it, now just go figure it out.

[sublime0392]

This makes no sense to us who don't understand script/coding, please provide instructions to get it working.

[lanman92]

I said go figure it out, does that not make sense? It's easy to do.

[selafane]

well instead of being an ass about it, you could at least tell us where to put the code.

[lanman92]

Look at the original code, find the place where it finds playerbase. Replace that with the code that I posted, up to the point where it starts Reading the X, Y, Z values. It's really not hard to figure out. Just look at the code.

EDIT: On a second thought, that's not the right code. I don't know auto it either, but i still guessed. My suggestion is... RTFM!

[selafane]

yea real simple

[Phygar]

Originally Posted by selafane

yea real simple

It really is. He did 80% of the work for you.

[Allaway]

Awkward. I'm no coder and and could not fine a $playerbase.

[Robske]

Originally Posted by selafane

well instead of being an ass about it, you could at least tell us where to put the code.

Place this under $wow = _memoryopen(WinGetProcess("World of Warcraft"))

$ptr1 = ReadMemory(hWow, 0x127E014);
$ptr2 = ReadMemory(hWow, $ptr1 + 0x30);
$ptr3 = ReadMemory(hWow, $ptr2 + 0x28);
$playerbase = ReadMemory(hWow, $ptr3);

Then replace any line that uses the static adress with one of these:

$x = ReadMemory(hWow, $playerbase + $XOffset);
$y = ReadMemory(hWow, $playerbase + $yOffset);
$z = ReadMemory(hWow, $playerbase + $zOffset);

Oh and don't forget to change ReadMemory and hWow.

[selafane]

Originally Posted by ArthurBrazil

Awkward. I'm no coder and and could not fine a $playerbase.

I also could not find any thing that said anything about $playerbase, in any of the files that came with xyz.

Place this under $wow = _memoryopen(WinGetProcess("World of Warcraft"))

Code:

$ptr1 = ReadMemory(hWow, 0x127E014);
$ptr2 = ReadMemory(hWow, $ptr1 + 0x30);
$ptr3 = ReadMemory(hWow, $ptr2 + 0x28);
$playerbase = ReadMemory(hWow, $ptr3);

Then replace any line that uses the static adress with one of these:
Code:

$x = ReadMemory(hWow, $playerbase + $XOffset);
$y = ReadMemory(hWow, $playerbase + $yOffset);
$z = ReadMemory(hWow, $playerbase + $zOffset);

Oh and don't forget to change ReadMemory and hWow.

Thanks for the explanation, I have no idea about coding, so this helps

[Robske]

Originally Posted by selafane

I also could not find any thing that said anything about $playerbase, in any of the files that came with xyz.

That's because your version of XYZ uses static pointers to the X, Y and Z values. (static as in: the value is always stored at the same adress) The method I and others described in this thread (using the playerbase) use a more "relative" path to these values, If I can put it this way. (Learned memory-reading in a week, it's not that hard once you've dug through all the threads)

Edit: This is probably a case of "Blind leading the blind"

[selafane]

oh...so basically anything I try here and implement it to my version..it wont work? cause my version is different?


cause i tried everything everyone has said to do from pg 1-2 and nothing has worked.