United Hackprogrammers Front(UHF)-CO2 Memory Tables

That's what I've found so far:

At the moment (addresses are dynamic), items that are on the ground are stored in memory as follows:

base address: 0x0056A374
offset 1: 0x0 (if you increase this by 4, you get the 2nd, 3rd and so on item)
offset 2: 0x10 (constant)
offset 3: 0x19C

Concerning offset 3:

at 19c - item ID
at 198 - timer, counting up, stops when item disappears or is picked up
at 1a0 - coordinate y ("absolute system", 5 digits)
at 1a4 - coordinate x
at 1a8 - = 1 if cursor is above item, otherwise 0
at 214 - 4 bytes that change to zero when item is picked up, haven't found out what they mean yet. Maybe they have got something to with the item being free for everyone to pick up or not.

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Originally Posted by Jalan_Jalan That's what I've found so far: At the moment (addresses are dynamic), items that are on the ground are stored in memory as follows: base address: 0x0056A374 offset 1: 0x0 (if you increase this by 4, you get the 2nd, 3rd and so on item) offset 2: 0x10 (constant) offset 3: 0x19C Concerning offset 3: at 19c - item ID at 198 - timer, counting up, stops when item disappears or is picked up at 1a0 - coordinate y ("absolute system", 5 digits) at 1a4 - coordinate x at 1a8 - = 1 if cursor is above item, otherwise 0 at 214 - 4 bytes that change to zero when item is picked up, haven't found out what they mean yet. Maybe they have got something to with the item being free for everyone to pick up or not.

wow... very nice work

I'm curious, how did you find these? I tried too and failed, I just wasn't able to find the value (ID ex) of item dropped in ground. :D

Nice work indeed.

Care to explain how you came upon this "absolute system" resolution?

Then, care to explain how you know those two 5 digit numbers are the X and Y coordinates of the item? :)

Thanks.

Btw, has anyone figured the mana baseaddress and offsets? I can't seem to find them, HP was easy to find it's just mana that is making troubles. If anyone is kind enough to share it i'd apreciate it.

@Jalan_Jalan
Your CPU/RAM must have been working really hard lately on offsets/pointers searches :P
I don't really have the motivation even to check your findings because starting CO has become an hassle recently, but my appreciation goes to your hard work

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Originally Posted by tanelipe I'm curious, how did you find these? I tried too and failed, I just wasn't able to find the value (ID ex) of item dropped in ground. :D

I just dropped something, like 100 silver, and searched for that item ID (1090010 for Sycee) with cheatengine. Than I picked the Sycee up and dropped something else, and looked for the address that had changed to the new value. Sometimes this doesn't work, because the location where the value is stored changes frequently, but after a few trys you should get it.

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Originally Posted by nTL3fTy Nice work indeed. Care to explain how you came upon this "absolute system" resolution? Then, care to explain how you know those two 5 digit numbers are the X and Y coordinates of the item? :) Thanks.

I found the "absolute system" by moving around and searching for "changed value" with Cheatengine. Also, if you know the address of your char's coords (those that are also displayed on top in the client) and look in the "neighbourhood" of that addresses, you can also find them.

After I found the address of an item'S ID on the ground, I also looked at the addresses that followed, and noticed that they were the same values as my char's coordinates when he was still standing on the dropped item.

At the moment I'm trying to find a way to calculate control-click coords to pick up an item. I assume that these 5-digit coordinates are equal to pixels. So, if your char is at an x value of 30000, and the item is at 30100, it means that the item is 100 pixels to the right of your char. If you add 100 to the control-click coords of your char (x value is usually 512, these are also stored in memory), you should get the right x-coord to click on to pick the item up.
From my trys so far, this works fine for the y-coordinate, the x coordinate is like 100 to 120 pixels off to the left. But we should be able to calculate the correct coords.

One more thing we'd need for a working pick-up bot is the information if an item is already "free to pick up" or not. This should be stored somewhere near the item ID, but I haven't found it so far.

@ ephe: Thanks alot for your appreciation XD

Character Action:
Represents an ID that can be referenced to different actions in-game.
My current list:
A few I'm unsure about:
Please post more if you find them! :)

New addy: (again 3 pointers)

0x0056F900 + 0x8 + 0x14 + 0x24

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Originally Posted by Jalan_Jalan New addy: (again 3 pointers) 0x0056F900 + 0x8 + 0x14 + 0x24

What could this be for? :)

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Oh, it's lucky time.

"New address for lucky time after the latest patch"

Look the title of his post. :D

found this for 5028 patch

CharName=&H56B0cc

Some addresses are missing. I was too lazy to search for them:)

Here's the list:

Nice work, warriorchamp XD

CharExp is at 0x0056BC10

Can someone test if these work :

Just NOP those address' with olly or something. Both are nopping ShellExecuteA

uint NOPOPUP = 004775B2;
uint NOPOPUP2 = 00477B00;

(Didn't they make that the popup comes once per char?)