[Release] auto move by clicking at map

HAI, after seeing florian's pathfinder, i decided to make something out of it.
please note its not ready yet for production since the searching algorithm kinda slow finding the target so with proper mutex for the crucial section and multiple threads you would get over this.


our thread consists of four parts.

FINDING THE TARGET

since we implementing the auto move , we have to find the most optimal path to the position that we moving to.
thanks to florian0 and bueddl they implemented A* algorithm to find it not only that, they also put the collisions in considerations.

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MOUSE EVENT HANDLING

after implementing the A* algorithm. we would need to detect the right mouse left up clicks (at my case you would do whatever you want) so that detecting the player coordinates piecewise detecting the real game coordinates

hooking the 3d events functions

Code:

    replaceAddr(0xD99BD8, addr_from_this(&CNIFWorldMap::OnMouseActions));

calculating the real game coordinates and initialize the pathfinder

Code:

bool CNIFWorldMap::OnMouseActions(Event3D* mouseData) {
    bool result = reinterpret_cast<bool (__thiscall *)(CNIFWorldMap *, Event3D*)>(0x00623220)(this, mouseData);

    switch(mouseData->Msg)
    {
        //right mouse up
        case 0x205:
            int currentTile_MAYBE =  reinterpret_cast<int(__thiscall *) (int*)>(0x0096f4e0)(m_currentPos);

            float PosX =  ((mouseData->lParam -  m_currentPosX) *  m_stateY) + (float)m_stateX;

            float PosY = ((-mouseData->wParam + m_currentPosY + (float)*(int *)(currentTile_MAYBE + 0x54)) *  m_viewHeight) + (float)m_viewWidth;

            // From location
            LocationInfo l1 = {0, 0, 0, D3DXVECTOR3(0, 0, 0)};

            l1.region = g_pCICPlayer->region;
            l1.pos = g_pCICPlayer->location;
            l1.field_0 = g_pCICPlayer->m_navcell;
            l1.field_1 = reinterpret_cast<int>(g_pCICPlayer->m_object_under_foot);

            // To location
            LocationInfo l2 = {0, 0, 0, D3DXVECTOR3(0, 0, 0)};

            l2.pos.x = fmod(abs(PosX),192)  * 10.0;
            l2.pos.y = fmod(abs(PosY), 192) * 10.0;
            l2.pos.z = fmod(abs(PosY), 192) * 10.0;
            l2.region.x = (PosX - (l2.pos.x) / 10.0) / 192.0 + 135;
            l2.region.y = (PosY - (l2.pos.z) / 10.0) / 192.0 + 92;

            CIFMamaMia* m_pMamaMia = (CIFMamaMia *) g_pCGInterface->GetWindowByUniqueID(1999013);

            m_pMamaMia->Start(l1,l2);

            LocationData test;
            test.region = (l2.region.y << 8) | l2.region.x;
            test.x = l2.pos.x;
            test.z = l2.pos.z;
            test.y = l2.pos.z;

            m_UniqueLocation[L"automove"] = test;
            break;
    }
    return result;
}

DRAW AT THE MAP

iam drawing a duck at the click position, i made a map which includes the texture pointers while initializing them at the creation of the world map

Code:

bool CNIFWorldMap::OnWMCreate(long ln) {
    bool x = reinterpret_cast<bool (__thiscall *)(CNIFWorldMap *,long)>(0x0060F340)(this,ln);
    m_pUniqueIcon = (IDirect3DBaseTexture9 *) Fun_CacheTexture_Create("ducksoup\\logo.ddj");
    //todo interface\targetwindow\tw_icon_unique.ddj
    return x;
}

void CNIFWorldMap::OnWMRenderMySelf() {
    reinterpret_cast<void (__thiscall *)(CNIFWorldMap *)>(0x0061BAC0)(this);

    std::map<std::n_wstring, LocationData>::const_iterator it = m_UniqueLocation.begin();
    for (; it != m_UniqueLocation.end(); it++) {

        int currentTile_MAYBE =  reinterpret_cast<int(__thiscall *) (int*)>(0x0096f4e0)(m_currentPos);

        float renderPosX = m_currentPosX +
                (((*it).second.x / 10.0 + (float)((((*it).second.region & 0xff) - 0x87) * 0xc0)) - (float)m_stateX) /
                            m_stateY;

        float renderPosY = m_currentPosY +
                ((float)*(int *)(currentTile_MAYBE + 0x54) -
                 (((*it).second.z / 10.0 + (float)((((*it).second.region >> 8) - 0x5c) * 0xc0)) - (float)m_viewWidth) /
                            m_viewHeight);

        D3DVECTOR dataOut[9];

        dataOut[0].x = renderPosX-5;
        dataOut[0].y = renderPosY-5;
        dataOut[0].z = 1.0;

        dataOut[2].x = dataOut[0].x + 45.0f;
        dataOut[2].y = dataOut[0].y;
        dataOut[2].z = 1.0;

        dataOut[4].x = dataOut[0].x + 45.0f;
        dataOut[4].y = renderPosY-5 + 45.0f;
        dataOut[4].z = 1.0;

        dataOut[6].x = dataOut[0].x;
        dataOut[6].y = dataOut[4].y;
        dataOut[6].z = 1.0;

        dataOut[8].z = 0.0;

        dataOut[1].z = 0.0;
        dataOut[3].z = 0.0;
        dataOut[5].z = 1.0;
        dataOut[7].z = 1.0;

        dataOut[1].x = 0.1;
        dataOut[3].x = 0.1;
        dataOut[5].x = 0.1;
        dataOut[7].x = 0.1;

        dataOut[1].y = 0.0;
        dataOut[3].y = 1.0;
        dataOut[5].y = 1.0;
        dataOut[7].y = 0.0;

        g_RStateMgr.m_pDevice->SetFVF(260);
        g_RStateMgr.m_pDevice->SetTexture(0,m_pUniqueIcon);
        g_RStateMgr.sub_4700A0();
        g_RStateMgr.m_pDevice->DrawPrimitiveUP(D3DPT_TRIANGLEFAN,2,&dataOut,0x18);
    }
}

AUTO MOVE
we have the optimal path as segments , i made two timers to manage the movements

please note that its all for testing purposes, you will have to re implement everything.

Sources:

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Great Release. ty for share

OMG, that's insanely good improvement and feature! Thank you!

Great. Thank you

u are always making the amazing works

At least there are some people who don't care about any features and if they decide to release something, they will not hesitate to do so. Keep up the good work, mate.

Great work dude keep it up

You're amazing, thank you.

great work

wow! good bro :lul:

good job

after these years and i still treat g_RStateMgr as g_pd3dDevice!
am i missing alot :D?

waiting The biggest release :(
The in side client browser <3

Hope you help us soon and release it
Thank you for your GREAT WORK
you one of the legends of Silkroad Developers like Florine and pushedx

Just want to notice you, this release will only works on vSRO188,
In newer clients like cSRO, vSRO274, iSRO, etc they are using anewer map than vsro188.
[vSRO188 is using CNIFWorldMap.
What is the diffreent? The new map is rewrited and its just got improved from leaked memrey and the render codes are got sorted CNIFWorldMapView is the interface continer and CWorldMapViewer CNIFWorldMapRenderPanel who doing the renders stuff.
So if u want to render custom stuff in the world map it will be complex to find the funcs and do yours.

Nice Keep