FF XIV Memory addresses

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08/10/2011 21:17 13ouncer#16
Instead of repeating those pixel checks within multiple functions I placed it into one function. I can use call 'that' function when I need it instead of coding it again. Think of it as a "where are we right now" function and if we are at "this location" call this function, but before we do let's do a quick check to make sure we are really there. Okay we are there let's move to that function.

O man I am starting to sound like a robot :P

BTW we are way off topic about using autoit to read a pointer>pointer>pointer>pointer>VALUE!

It keeps returning 0 :(
Code:
#RequireAdmin ;User Account must have Administrator privlidges 
#include <NomadMemory.au3> ;Include the NomadMemory functions in this script
#include <array.au3>
$iv_Pid = ProcessExists("Game.exe")
$sv_Type = 'int'
If $iv_Pid = 0 then exit

$iv_Address = 0x0010AED4
Dim $av_Offset[5] = [0, Dec("124"), Dec("10"), Dec("5C"), Dec("14")];20, 92, 16, 292]

$ah_Handle = _MemoryOpen($iv_Pid)
$Value1 = _MemoryPointerRead($iv_Address, $ah_Handle, $av_Offset, $sv_Type)
_ArrayDisplay($Value1,"Result:")
_MemoryClose($ah_Handle)
08/10/2011 21:41 lucid#17
Quote:
Originally Posted by 13ouncer View Post
BTW we are way off topic about using autoit to read a pointer>pointer>pointer>pointer>VALUE!
I can give you code till my fingers fall off, but it won't help you program any better. Also, as we tried to tell you... pursuing this project for you at this stage might prove difficult in the long run. Good luck!

Code:
#RequireAdmin ;User Account must have Administrator privlidges 
#include <NomadMemory.au3> ;Include the NomadMemory functions in this script
#include <array.au3>
$iv_Pid = ProcessExists("ffxivgame.exe")
$sv_Type = 'int'
If $iv_Pid = 0 then exit

$iv_Address = 0x0410AED4
Dim $av_Offset[5] = [0, Dec("124"), Dec("10"), Dec("5C"), Dec("14")];20, 92, 16, 292]

$ah_Handle = _MemoryOpen($iv_Pid)
$Value1 = _MemoryPointerRead($iv_Address, $ah_Handle, $av_Offset, $sv_Type)
_ArrayDisplay($Value1,"Result:")
_MemoryClose($ah_Handle)
I have no idea what those numbers in the comment after the offsets are: "20, 92, 16, 292"
20 in Hex = 32 in Dec... where did 124 come from?

The code may or may not work depending on the accuracy of your addresses & offsets
08/11/2011 02:06 13ouncer#18
Here is my cheat table
Code:
<?xml version="1.0"?>
<CheatTable>
  <CheatEntries>
    <CheatEntry>
      <ID>18</ID>
      <Description>"D2_Statpoints_2"</Description>
      <Color>80000008</Color>
      <VariableType>4 Bytes</VariableType>
      <Address>"D2Client.dll"+0010AED4</Address>
      <Offsets>
        <Offset>124</Offset>
        <Offset>10</Offset>
        <Offset>5C</Offset>
        <Offset>14</Offset>
      </Offsets>
    </CheatEntry>
  </CheatEntries>
</CheatTable>
Those other numbers where just there for Dec ref.
This address will change your stat point amount to add, in single player.
I see have researched everything I added to that code and I have seen videos of others finding a base address using the same code. Theres seems to work, but mine does not. The pointer is correct because every time I restart the game the number jumps to what it is in the game.

I really am at a dead end here.
08/11/2011 02:14 lucid#19
Ok, the offsets in your comment were reversed from the order in code

Code:
#RequireAdmin ;User Account must have Administrator privlidges 
#include <NomadMemory.au3> ;Include the NomadMemory functions in this script
#include <array.au3>
$iv_Pid = ProcessExists("Game.exe")
$sv_Type = 'int'
If $iv_Pid = 0 then exit

$iv_Address = 0x0410AED4
Dim $av_Offset[5] = [0, Dec("124"), Dec("10"), Dec("5C"), Dec("14")]

$ah_Handle = _MemoryOpen($iv_Pid)
$Value1 = _MemoryPointerRead($iv_Address, $ah_Handle, $av_Offset, $sv_Type)
_ArrayDisplay($Value1,"Result:")
_MemoryClose($ah_Handle)
08/11/2011 02:14 13ouncer#20
Oh, wait a second. Shouldn't that "value" show when I log into another toon or is it specific to a character?
08/11/2011 02:19 lucid#21
Not sure exactly what you mean. The value will be displayed when you run the script, I guess; I've never used _ArrayDisplay
08/11/2011 02:24 13ouncer#22
Say I found a pointer that points to the value I want each time I load that game.
Shouldn't that pointer point to the same value if I change to a different character in that same game?

It is a single player game.
08/11/2011 02:29 lucid#23
Yes, but you need to reload the value (consequentially, all of the pointers as well).

If you are on a character, you should be able to run that script and see the value.

If you then change characters, you would need to rerun the script (due to the nature of the script in particular), and then it would give you the proper value for that second character.
08/11/2011 03:40 13ouncer#24
So I closed/opened/switch toons/created new toons/leveled to get rid of the ghost pointers. I used to have a list of about 500 base addresses, but now I am down to 20. I do not think I can get rid of the other ones. I have tried almost everything. Almost all base addresses in D2 access Storm.dll, which is a good place to point a pointer to, to find a value. Just though I would let ya'll know that.

O Wait!
Scratch that 20 base addresses. I now have 2! Okay now the fun starts!

Wow, man...I must have researched 90% of google under, "changing/reading/convert a DLL to a base address so I can add my offset to it and use the _memoryreadpointer function in autoit. Because my pointer was: "Storm.dll"+000532C0 I needed to find what "Storm.dll" address was, but I had a hell of a time looking that up. I found it though!

What you do in cheat engine to find the address.
If You want to use that address, just use "Go to address" and type in "Engine.dll"+002FC778. It will jump there. You can add it to the cheat table too.

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