[3.1.1] Movement with simple memory writes

[spawnfestis]

Originally Posted by jockel

You are talking about facing when using ClickToMove.
Am I missing something or why isn't he facing the xy coords when I'm writing the values to the memory (he just runs in the direction he's standing).

Nevermind! Fixed it myself!
Had the problem where he was not turning in Y axis, although I just had a minor spelling mistake in the addresses.

If anyone wonders, this works like a charm.

In action:

[Jackedy129]

Originally Posted by barthen

I don't know if it's common knowledge here but you can get your toon to move to certain XYZ coords with four simple memory writes (works in and out of proccess).

First set your destination:
0x0111110C // Float (4 bytes) set to your desired X coord
0x01111110 // Float (4 bytes) set to your desired Y coord
0x01111114 // Float (4 bytes) set to your desired Z coord

Then set this address to 4:
0x0111109C // Int (4 bytes) set to 4 to actually MOVE

I've only seen this method here on this ostapus post [Only registered and activated users can see links. ]

Credits go him, of course, as I only updated the offsets.

I think you have to check the "Click to move" option in Wow for this to work.

to clarify, does this make the char walk to the co-ordinates like click-to-move or tele to the co-ordinates?

[spawnfestis]

Originally Posted by Jackedy129

to clarify, does this make the char walk to the co-ordinates like click-to-move or tele to the co-ordinates?

/facepalm.
It uses the Click-to-walk function in world of warcraft. If they had implemented a teleport function to that.. I just don't know where you're coming at.

[ramey]

Has anyone found the proper function for click to move so i can do some nice typedefing and an easy pattern?

[SKU]

Didn't test it: 0x005AEB20 // 3.1.1

[amadmonk]

Originally Posted by Oowafas

Also, I've noticed that sometime if you don't click via hardware once it won't work but if you do it once and then start your program's click to move through memory writes it should be fine. , very useful post.

This is most likely the foreground window checking stuff. Unless I'm mistaken, WoW checks to make sure that it's the foreground window before processing mouse stuff (not keyboard stuff, interestingly -- which may be why things like keyclone work without hooking WoW). This is why you want to make sure that if you're botting using CTM, either WoW stays in the foreground (obviously breaking multi-bot/single-box configs), or make WoW think it's always in the foreground.

Keeping WoW convinced it's the foreground app may be as simple as sending a WM_ACTIVATE message before doing CTM, but I'm not 100% on this (WM_ACTIVATE worked for me for simple non-focused mouse stuff, but this might well get you banned, since I've heard that it checks to make sure it really is the foreground window -- or that might also just be folklore). Ultimately you should hook and correctly process active window/focus checks to do CTM in the background. To be doubly paranoid, you should hook the windows message loop so that WM_DEACTIVATE stuff never reaches the app (or course, now I'm talking about anti-anti-anti-cheats, so... YMMV).

Someone correct me if I'm TOMA here; this is all just from memory.

[SKU]

ClickToMove works perfectly fine in the background, and calling it directly, you don't need to first do a manual ClickToMove ingame.

Just tried it again (lazy hardcoding 4tw :P) and it's clicking around in the world as I'm writing this.

typedef void (__thiscall *tClickToMove)(void* lp, vec3d* pos);

[dnl]

Has anyone gotten any other action type than 4 (move to coords) to work?

I'm trying to make my character interact with objects by using action type 7,
but when I set 0x0111109C to any other value than 4, nothing happens, except for my char stopping if it's moving.

Anyways, I'm really new to memory editing so I might be looking at the completely wrong things.
I would really appreciate it if someone could point me in the right direction.

I've gotten the offsets from [Only registered and activated users can see links. ]

[Jackedy129]

im having some trouble with using this, for some reason my toon runs off in random directions? could anyone shed some light?

  
private void Mover(float xpos, float ypos, float zpos)
        {
            try
            {
               
                Memory.WriteFloat(0x0111110C, xpos);
                Application.DoEvents();
                Memory.WriteFloat(0x01111110, ypos);
                Application.DoEvents();
                Memory.WriteFloat(0x01111114, zpos);
                Application.DoEvents();
                Memory.WriteInt(0x0111109C, 4);
                Application.DoEvents();
                LogBox.Items.Add("Now Moving To: " + xpos + ',' + ypos + ',' +zpos);
                 
           

            }
            catch
            {
                LogBox.Items.Add("Cannot Connect To WoW...");
             
               Connected_Chk.Checked = false;
            }
        }

[ramey]

Do a manual click to move anywhere in game first.

[0_00_0]

How detectable is this? I mean it does write to the memory.

[lanman92]

AFAIK, this is undetectable unless WoW starts scanning the CTM offsets whenever InputEvent() is not called.

[ramey]

Which I have a feeling will happen soon with everyone starting to use it.

[lanman92]

I don't see them doing it. Just my opinion. They can't catch it with a stack trace either, so... Yeah. It would be very ugly to be done this way(lots of false positives). I would aim more for them re-doing their CTM.

[deCutter]

Originally Posted by Jackedy129

Memory.WriteFloat(0x0111110C, xpos);
Application.DoEvents();
Memory.WriteFloat(0x01111110, ypos);
Application.DoEvents();
Memory.WriteFloat(0x01111114, zpos);
Application.DoEvents();
Memory.WriteInt(0x0111109C, 4);
Application.DoEvents();

Guess you should try

Memory.WriteFloat(0x0111110C, xpos);
Memory.WriteFloat(0x01111110, ypos);
Memory.WriteFloat(0x01111114, zpos);
Memory.WriteInt(0x0111109C, 4);
Application.DoEvents();

or smth like that. If you seriously care of responsibility of your window, make memory writes in a separate thread, but all that 4 memory writings must be as close to each one as possible.