Unit Coords... - MMOwned - World of Warcraft Exploits, Hacks, Bots and Guides

~~ashleyww~~ · #1 10-16-2009

Okay im using this:

Code:

$tarread =  _BMReadUInt($handle, $aTargetGUID)
	If $tarread = 0 Then
		_log("No GUID")
		Sleep(10)
	Else
		$ObjectBase = _WoWGetObjectByGUID($handle, $tarread)
		$nameread =  _WoWGetName($handle, $ObjectBase)
			If $nameread = "Stonetusk Boar" then
				_Log("Mob Found: " & $nameread)
					_Movemob($handle, _getObjectX($handle, $ObjectBase), _getObjectY($handle, $ObjectBase), $ObjectBase)
			EndIf
	EndIf

To get see if the unit is a Stonetusk Boar - Which works well.

Im using this to get the units X & Y:

Code:

Func _getObjectX($handle, $curobject)
	Return Floor(_BMReadMemory($handle, $curobject + 0xE8, "float"))
EndFunc   ;==>_getObjectX

Func _getObjectY($handle, $curobject)
	Return Floor(_BMReadMemory($handle, $curobject + 0xEC, "float"))
EndFunc   ;==>_getObjectY

Which I thought should work...

and this to move:

Code:

Func _Movemob($handle, $XCoord, $YCoord, $ObjectBase)
	$desiredcoords = _WoWDistance(_getObjectX($handle, $ObjectBase),_getObjectY($handle, $ObjectBase))
	Do
		_BMWriteFloat($handle, $ClickToMove_Xpos, $XCoord)
		_BMWriteFloat($handle, $ClickToMove_Ypos, $YCoord)
		_BMWriteInt($handle, $ClickToMove_State, "4")
	Until $desiredcoords < 5
		_log("Attacking")
		_Memorywrite($ClickToMove_Target, $handle, $ObjectBase, "byte[8]")
		_BMWriteInt($handle, $ClickToMove + 0x1C, "7") ;interact
EndFunc   ;==>_Movemob

Func _WoWDistance($cordx, $cordy)
$posx = _GetX($handle, $pBase)
$posy = _Gety($handle, $pBase)
$dis = Sqrt(($cordx - $posx) ^ 2 + ($cordy - $posy) ^ 2)
Return $dis

It seems that its grabbing incorrect X & Y locations...

Im using the following memory addresses:

Code:

Const $ClickToMove = 0x01297920 ;Updated
Const $ClickToMove_Xpos = 0x012979ac;Updated
const $ClickToMove_Ypos  =0x012979b0;Updated
Const $ClickToMove_State = 0x0129793c;Updated
Const $aTargetGUID = 0x113d7a8;Updated

I think I am blind... the problem is probably staring me in the face... Any ideas?

for all helpers

tymezz · #2 10-16-2009

oh boy, copy and paste always messes me up too! .. why is everything case sensitive?

poop should be Poop. right?

~~ashleyww~~ · #3 10-16-2009

Quote:

Originally Posted by tymezz

oh boy, copy and paste always messes me up too! .. why is everything case sensitive?

poop should be Poop. right?

What? this isn't Copy & Paste... I did this my self. Autoit isn't Case sensitive....

tymezz · #4 10-16-2009

So why do you go from handle to Handle randomly? In any case, if you did all this yourself its pretty trivial to figure out whats wrong. Also autoit being case insensitive doesn't really help you maintain good programming practices.

edit: so as to not look like im randomly flaming, try debugging the main cause of the problem, specifically the functions that determine where to move to.

~~ashleyww~~ · #5 10-16-2009

Quote:

Originally Posted by tymezz

So why do you go from handle to Handle randomly? In any case, if you did all this yourself its pretty trivial to figure out whats wrong. Also autoit being case insensitive doesn't really help you maintain good programming practices.

Ill fix the Case's now then... It doesn't matter though... If you know what's up, while not help and earn some rep.

tymezz · #6 10-16-2009

Quote:

Originally Posted by ashleyww

Ill fix the Case's now then... It doesn't matter though... If you know what's up, while not help and earn some rep.

I'll give you hints to help you be more efficient but not spoonfeed you completely,

take a look at movetomob, youre passing objectbase and doing nothing with it, why? ive seen a bunch of your posts and I really think you need to pick up a good programming book.

~~ashleyww~~ · #7 10-16-2009

Quote:

Originally Posted by tymezz

I'll give you hints to help you be more efficient but not spoonfeed you completely,

take a look at movetomob, youre passing objectbase and doing nothing with it, why? ive seen a bunch of your posts and I really think you need to pick up a good programming book.

Because when I post all my code I am asking to be spoon fed... Which is not what I want...

Ive added some more code now... Maybe that can help find the problem

tymezz · #8 10-17-2009

Just following up on my promise, hopefully you're learning better programming practices from a good book or through other sources.

Anyway, your next step is learning how to debug. You're half way there, almost all of your questions and posts you've made can be answered on your own through debugging (Even if you are a beginner). Notice your code has what we call debug output, it's a wonderful thing. What's next? Add more.

You could bash your head against a wall of code, or read debug output and see where things are going wrong.

Don't take this the wrong way, you're very hard headed. It's a good thing in this case though, atleast you keep trying, I'm pretty sure you could eventually do what you want on your own.

Xeranor · #9 10-17-2009

Code:

Func _getObjectX($handle, $curobject)
	Return Floor(_BMReadMemory($handle, $curobject + 0xE8, "float"))
EndFunc   ;==>_getObjectX

Func _getObjectY($handle, $curobject)
	Return Floor(_BMReadMemory($handle, $curobject + 0xEC, "float"))
EndFunc   ;==>_getObjectY

Thats the problem:
0xEC & 0xE8 arnt the unit xyz offsets

Here are the right ones:
const $UnitX = 0x798 ; tested

const $UnitY = 0x79C ; tested

const $UnitZ = 0x7A0 ; tested

But i give you a tip... learn a "real" language... AutoIt is crap...

tymezz · #10 10-17-2009

I agree with the AutoIt is crap statement, same goes for any scripting language.

Thing is with beginners like ashleyww, you either teach him/her to fish or you keep feeding him/her fish.

Ashleyww knew she was getting incorrect coordinates, but didn't know what to do about it. Her blanket "getObject" functions are correct for something other than unit coordinates.

Her real question was about offsets, as such she should have asked how to find them herself. (But first needs to recognize what exactly she needs).

~~ashleyww~~ · #11 10-17-2009

Quote:

Originally Posted by Xeranor

Code:

Func _getObjectX($handle, $curobject)
	Return Floor(_BMReadMemory($handle, $curobject + 0xE8, "float"))
EndFunc   ;==>_getObjectX

Func _getObjectY($handle, $curobject)
	Return Floor(_BMReadMemory($handle, $curobject + 0xEC, "float"))
EndFunc   ;==>_getObjectY

Thats the problem:
0xEC & 0xE8 arnt the unit xyz offsets

Here are the right ones:
const $UnitX = 0x798 ; tested

const $UnitY = 0x79C ; tested

const $UnitZ = 0x7A0 ; tested

But i give you a tip... learn a "real" language... AutoIt is crap...

OMG I feel retarded! I forgot mobs are units not objects!

Cypher · #12 10-17-2009

Mobs ARE objects because Units are Objects. The WoW objects are set up in a classic OOP object hierarchy. Unit derives from Object and hence a Unit "is-a" Object.

Whilst the lowest type in the hierarchy when it comes to mobs is obviously Unit, that doesn't mean it's not an Object.

Jadd · #13 10-17-2009

Quote:

Originally Posted by ashleyww

OMG I feel retarded! I forgot mobs are units not objects!

I lol'd. Fail.

WannaBeProgrammer · #14 4 Weeks Ago

$desiredcoords = _WoWDistance(_getObjectX($handle, $ObjectBase),_getObjectY($handle, $ObjectBase))
Do
_BMWriteFloat($handle, $ClickToMove_Xpos, $XCoord)
_BMWriteFloat($handle, $ClickToMove_Ypos, $YCoord)
_BMWriteInt($handle, $ClickToMove_State, "4")
Until $desiredcoords < 5
---
hm? The $distance is declared to the start at the pulling range and $distance will never change from PullRange to less then 5.
Do you understand?:P(abit bad at explaining)

This will work better:P
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Do
_BMWriteFloat($handle, $ClickToMove_Xpos, $XCoord)
_BMWriteFloat($handle, $ClickToMove_Ypos, $YCoord)
_BMWriteInt($handle, $ClickToMove_State, "4")
Until $desiredcoords = _WoWDistance(_getObjectX($handle, $ObjectBase),_getObjectY($handle, $ObjectBase)) < 5

tymezz · #15 4 Weeks Ago

All of the code needs to be rewritten.

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