Pointer collection

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Originally Posted by Megamorph hey, i also figured out some stuff, which is maybe usefull: 1) walk to a mop/attack the mop: [[Base Adress]+0x20]+0xA54 - insert mop-id here and do normal attack - calculate the distance with help of the 3D vectors of char and mop to trigger spells and melee attacks in the right distance 2) walk to and forage mines/ressources/herbs: [[[[[[Base Adress]+0x20]+0xBFC]0x30]+0x8]+0x20] (kind of "move to" id offset) - freeze that to ur ressource ID (can be found here: [[[[[[[Base Adress]+0x8]+0x28]0x18]+i*0x4]0x4]0x10C]) - insert random (but valid) mop-id here [[Base Adress]+0x20]+0xA54 - do normal attack --> char will go to mine/herb and forage it automatically 3) walk to item and pickup: [[[[[[Base Adress]+0x20]+0xBFC]0x30]+0x8]+0x20] (kind of "move to" id offset) - freeze that to ur item ID (can be found here: [[[[[[Base Adress]+0x8]+0x24]0x50]+i*0x4]+0x11C]) - insert random (but valid) mop-id here [[Base Adress]+0x20]+0xA54 - do normal attack --> char will go to item (keep checking distance) - do pick up --> char will pick up the item 4) how to do "do normal attack" and "do pick up": - put the actions to the skill bars (1-6,F1-F8) - use PostMessage/SendMessage to activate it example: PostMessage(hWindow, WM_KEYDOWN, VK_F5, 1); PostMessage(hWindow, WM_KEYDOWN, Ord('5'), 1); notice: dont use other functions unlike u want to loose the possibility to minimize the game 5) set 0x0 to the so called "move to" id offset to let the char stop 6) with the same method u can walk to every objekt (NPC,Player,Ressource,Item,Mop) just check the distance and stop early enough (to not attack a player for example) maybe "do default attack" also works for start talking with npc's, but haven't tested that until now For me it would be very interesting to know how u can insert such a "unfreeze" feature like the Revo Bot coder did. I researched on it but found no suitable way. A possibility would be to inject a dll into the game, hook the WinAPI call which gives pw the information (not) being in focus and return wrong values (always in focus). But i dont want to use that method, cuz i want to stay fully extern. RevoBut just uses DLL injection to get the D3D shit work (especially the menu). thx in advance Megamorph

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Originally Posted by vuduy That means the pointer [[[base] + 0x20] + 0xc70] is the action structure. From here, it becomes easy. 0x8 = current active mode flag (1 = on, 0 = off) 0xc = current active mode copy (used by the game to indicate start/stop of an action) 0x14 = current active mode (found by Megamorph) 0x18 = current active mode flag (1 is for on, 0 is for off) 0x30 = action mode types (all the action pointers are under here) Here's a list of them: [0x30] + 0x0 = idle mode (when doing nothing) [0x30] + 0x4 = normal movement mode [0x30] + 0x8 = queue skill mode [0x30] + 0xc = normal attack mode (you still need to lock target first before using this) [0x30] + 0x10 = current executing skill mode [0x30] + 0x1c = follow mode Note each action mode pointer is an actual structure to the action. Play around with the offsets to find the parameters of those action modes. An example for queue skill mode is: 0x8 = done flag 0x20 = target id 0x38 = type (usually the same number but might be different for a specific skill) 0x4c = skill error (must set this to 0) 0x50 = skill address (you must find the skill list and use the address of each skill in here) Another example for normal movement mode: 0x8 = done flag (bool) 0x20 = X (float) 0x24 = Z (float) 0x28 = Y (float) 0x2c = type (int) (movement by mouse click = one type, movement by WASD is another type) So let's say you want to move your character to coordinate (1,2,3) then you would do: 1. Write int 0 to done flag: [[[[[base] + 0x20] + 0xc70] + 0x30] + 0x4] + 0x8 2. Write float value 1 to X: [[[[[base] + 0x20] + 0xc70] + 0x30] + 0x4] + 0x20 3. Write float value 2 to Y: [[[[[base] + 0x20] + 0xc70] + 0x30] + 0x4] + 0x28 4. Write float value 3 to Z: [[[[[base] + 0x20] + 0xc70] + 0x30] + 0x4] + 0x24 5. Write int 0 to type: [[[[[base] + 0x20] + 0xc70] + 0x30] + 0x4] + 0x2c 6. Write int 1 to current action mode flag: [[[base] + 0x20] + 0xc70] + 0x8 7. Read normal movement mode pointer to: value = [[[[base] + 0x20] + 0xc70] + 0x30] + 0x4 8. Write value above to current action mode: [[[base] + 0x20] + 0xc70] + 0x14 9. Write same value to current action mode copy: [[[base] + 0x20] + 0xc70] + 0x8 And watch it moves.

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Originally Posted by dwar d33cktr4zy Why you try to do some action by using “attack” pointer? There are lot of interesting structures in the game and one of them is “Action array”, where all actions pointer (attack, follow, dig, rest etc) are stored. I don't know the base address and offsets for other servers, but for Russian “Action array” can be found here: [BA] + $1C + $20 + $C10 + $30. And just look at this post in Russian thread: [Only registered and activated users can see links. Click Here To Register...] There is xls document in attachment where described some base game structures (most of the comments in English), it will help you in further investigation ;) P.S. do you mind if I give a little advice? Most efficient way for doing any actions is a code injections… Yes, it seems that a “game” with pointers in memory for example for moving, is simple, but it’s not so.

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Originally Posted by Megamorph hey, i also figured out some stuff, which is maybe usefull: 2) walk to and forage mines/ressources/herbs: [[[[[[Base Adress]+0x20]+0xBFC]0x30]+0x8]+0x20] (kind of "move to" id offset) - freeze that to ur ressource ID (can be found here: [[[[[[[Base Adress]+0x8]+0x28]0x18]+i*0x4]0x4]0x10C]) - insert random (but valid) mop-id here [[Base Adress]+0x20]+0xA54 - do normal attack --> char will go to mine/herb and forage it automatically

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Originally Posted by omarranimado any one got this working in autoit and like to share a small sample ? i use wasd moving to move to mats xy cords, but this seams the better solution. but cant get it working :(

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Originally Posted by omarranimado any one got this working in autoit and like to share a small sample ? i use wasd moving to move to mats xy cords, but this seams the better solution. but cant get it working :(

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Originally Posted by PW-Prophets Prophet Bot Unleashed has this function in autoit but will not be open source till about febuary. You can get a copey of the pre-release at [Only registered and activated users can see links. Click Here To Register...] if you sign up for a premium mebership wich is $10 for one year but I am pretty sure you want to code this yourself and if that is the case someone here might be able to help you. If not just keep an eye out the first week of febuary for the open source release of Prophet Bot Unleashed.