Looking for nodes

[ashleyww]

Hello

I'm on the final steps on my bot. (Which i will be releasing)

I'm stuck though.

For Example, My bot has walked from Spot A to spot B. Spot B has been marked as a possible node respawn point. If the node is not there it walks to Spot C... ect. If a node is found, I need to interact with it.

So my question is, How do I check to see if a node is at a certain point? and If it is how do i interact with it?

Currently i'm using CTM to walk from Spot A to B. I know i can use CTM to interact with Gameobjects, i'm just not sure how.

I have searched, but i cant find a decient post that can explain it.


Thanks

( if you help)

[_duracell]

Here is the function I use to move and interact by GUID. It writes the target GUID, XYZ floats, and interact type based upon the target object's type.

public void moveAndInteract(ulong GUID)
{
    WowReader.Write<ulong>((uint)WoWData.OffCTM.Base + (uint)WoWData.OffCTM.InteractGuid, GUID);
    WowReader.Write<float>((uint)WoWData.OffCTM.Base + (uint)WoWData.OffCTM.MoveX, CObject.XPosition);
    WowReader.Write<float>((uint)WoWData.OffCTM.Base + (uint)WoWData.OffCTM.MoveY, CObject.YPosition);
    WowReader.Write<float>((uint)WoWData.OffCTM.Base + (uint)WoWData.OffCTM.MoveZ, CObject.ZPosition);

    WowReader.Write<int>((uint)WoWData.OffCTM.Base + (uint)WoWData.OffCTM.ActionType,
        CObject.Type == 3 ? (CObject.HealthPercent <= 0 ? (int)WoWData.ActionType.Loot : (int)WoWData.ActionType.InteractNpc)
        : (int)WoWData.ActionType.InteractObject);
}

and the CTM enums

public enum OffCTM : uint
{
    Base = 0x011180A0,
    Unknown1 = 0x0,
    TurnScale = 0x4,
    Unknown2 = 0x8,
    InteractDistance = 0xC,
    ActionType = 0x1C,
    InteractGuid = 0x20,
    MoveX = 0x8C,
    MoveY = 0x90,
    MoveZ = 0x94
}

public enum ActionType : uint
{
    FaceTarget = 0x1,
    Stop = 0x3,
    WalkTo = 0x4,
    InteractNpc = 0x5,
    Loot = 0x6,
    InteractObject = 0x7,
    Unknown1 = 0x8,
    Unknown2 = 0x9,
    AttackPos = 0xA,
    AttackGuid = 0xB,
    WalkAndRotate = 0xC
}

[ashleyww]

Right... Thanks

I use Autoit ATM:

here is my code to walk to a XYZ coord

$CLicktomove = 0x11180A0
$Movex = 0x8C
$MoveY = 0x90
$MoveZ = 0x94

_MemoryWrite($CLicktomove + 0x8C, $wowprocess, $xpoint, 'float')
_MemoryWrite($CLicktomove + 0x90, $wowprocess, $ypoint, 'float')
_MemoryWrite($CLicktomove + 0x94, $wowprocess, $zpoint, 'float')
_MemoryWrite($CLicktomove + 0x1C, $wowprocess, 4, 'int') ;Start walking

Now i know the above code works, because ive been using it today!

So how would i interact using this, instead of C#

[BoogieManTM]

Originally Posted by ashleyww

Right... Thanks

I use Autoit ATM:

here is my code to walk to a XYZ coord

$CLicktomove = 0x11180A0
$Movex = 0x8C
$MoveY = 0x90
$MoveZ = 0x94

_MemoryWrite($CLicktomove + 0x8C, $wowprocess, $xpoint, 'float')
_MemoryWrite($CLicktomove + 0x90, $wowprocess, $ypoint, 'float')
_MemoryWrite($CLicktomove + 0x94, $wowprocess, $zpoint, 'float')
_MemoryWrite($CLicktomove + 0x1C, $wowprocess, 4, 'int') ;Start walking

Now i know the above code works, because ive been using it today!

So how would i interact using this, instead of C#

Dude.. he gave you a copy/paste version right in front of your face.. just read his post ffs

[_duracell]

Originally Posted by ashleyww

Right... Thanks

I use Autoit ATM:

here is my code to walk to a XYZ coord

$CLicktomove = 0x11180A0
$Movex = 0x8C
$MoveY = 0x90
$MoveZ = 0x94

_MemoryWrite($CLicktomove + 0x8C, $wowprocess, $xpoint, 'float')
_MemoryWrite($CLicktomove + 0x90, $wowprocess, $ypoint, 'float')
_MemoryWrite($CLicktomove + 0x94, $wowprocess, $zpoint, 'float')
_MemoryWrite($CLicktomove + 0x1C, $wowprocess, 4, 'int') ;Start walking

Now i know the above code works, because ive been using it today!

So how would i interact using this, instead of C#

$CLicktomove = 0x11180A0
$Movex = 0x8C
$MoveY = 0x90
$MoveZ = 0x94

$obectType = 0x5 for NPC or 0x7 for gameobject


_MemoryWrite($CLicktomove + 0x20, $wowprocess, $targetGUID, 'ulong')
_MemoryWrite($CLicktomove + 0x8C, $wowprocess, $xpoint, 'float')
_MemoryWrite($CLicktomove + 0x90, $wowprocess, $ypoint, 'float')
_MemoryWrite($CLicktomove + 0x94, $wowprocess, $zpoint, 'float')
_MemoryWrite($CLicktomove + 0x1C, $wowprocess, $objectType, 'int')

[ashleyww]

Originally Posted by _duracell

$CLicktomove = 0x11180A0
$Movex = 0x8C
$MoveY = 0x90
$MoveZ = 0x94

$obectType = 0x5 for NPC or 0x7 for gameobject


_MemoryWrite($CLicktomove + 0x20, $wowprocess, $targetGUID, 'ulong')
_MemoryWrite($CLicktomove + 0x8C, $wowprocess, $xpoint, 'float')
_MemoryWrite($CLicktomove + 0x90, $wowprocess, $ypoint, 'float')
_MemoryWrite($CLicktomove + 0x94, $wowprocess, $zpoint, 'float')
_MemoryWrite($CLicktomove + 0x1C, $wowprocess, $objectType, 'int')

Thanks.

Now is the $targetGUID the number that WoWhead give us?

For example Copper vien:

[Only registered and activated users can see links. ]

So the targetGUID would be 1731 correct?

[lanman92]

No. How can you be this 'far' in your bot if you don't know what the object's GUID is??? It's at [obj + 0x30]. You COULD parse through each object and check it's display id to see if it's a saronite node, copper node, etc. Would be nice to do that, but it's a little...over your head for what you're doing.

BTW: The numbers in wowhead.com/item?XXXX are in decimal. have to convert to hex before comparing.

[_duracell]

Originally Posted by ashleyww

Thanks.

Now is the $targetGUID the number that WoWhead give us?

For example Copper vien:

[Only registered and activated users can see links. ]

So the targetGUID would be 1731 correct?

No. GUID is the object's unique identifier.

[Only registered and activated users can see links. ]

[ashleyww]

EDIT: Was no need for my reaction.

Sorry

[lanman92]

Wtf? I just told you the damn offset for object guid. Jesus ****in christ...

[ashleyww]

Originally Posted by lanman92

Wtf? I just told you the damn offset for object guid. Jesus ****in christ...

Sorry im a little stressed atm :P

Would you mind explaining wow i would retrive the GUID.

Im off to bed now, hopefully ill wake up 2morrow understanding GUID a little more and less stressed.

Once again, sorry for my last post.

[Apoc]

You've obviously gotten nowhere with your bot if you can't even understand what a GUID is. Closing this thread as you keep asking to be spoonfed.