private static void ReadObjectList()
{
var currentObject = new PObject(Memory.Read <uint>(CurrentManager + (uint)Pointers.ObjectManager.FirstObject));
LocalGUID = Memory.Read <UInt64>(CurrentManager + (uint)Pointers.ObjectManager.LocalGUID);
while (currentObject.BaseAddress != UInt32.MinValue &&
currentObject.BaseAddress % 2 == UInt32.MinValue)
{
// Keep the static reference to the local player updated... at all times.
if (currentObject.GUID == LocalGUID)
{
//MessageBox.Show("Found localplayer! 0x" + currentObject.ToString("X8"));
MyPlayer.UpdateBaseAddress(currentObject.BaseAddress);
}
if (!ObjectDictionary.ContainsKey(currentObject.GUID))
{
PObject obj = null;
// Add the object based on it's *actual* type. Note: WoW's Object descriptors for OBJECT_FIELD_TYPE
// is a bitmask. We want to use the type at 0x14, as it's an 'absolute' type.
switch (currentObject.Type)
{
// Belive it or not, the base Object class is hardly used in WoW.
case (int)Constants.ObjectType.Object:
obj = new PObject(currentObject.BaseAddress);
break;
case (int)Constants.ObjectType.Unit:
obj = new PUnit(currentObject.BaseAddress);
break;
case (int)Constants.ObjectType.Player:
obj = new PPlayer(currentObject.BaseAddress);
break;
case (int)Constants.ObjectType.GameObject:
obj = new PGameObject(currentObject.BaseAddress);
break;
case (int)Constants.ObjectType.Item:
obj = new PItem(currentObject.BaseAddress);
break;
case (int)Constants.ObjectType.Container:
obj = new PContainer(currentObject.BaseAddress);
break;
// These two aren't used in most bots, as they're fairly pointless.
// They are AI and area triggers for NPCs handled by the client itself.
case (int)Constants.ObjectType.AiGroup:
case (int)Constants.ObjectType.AreaTrigger:
break;
}
if (obj != null)
{
// We have a valid object that isn't in the object list already.
// So lets add it.
ObjectDictionary.Add(currentObject.GUID, obj);
}
}
else
{
// The object already exists, just update the pointer.
ObjectDictionary[currentObject.GUID].UpdateBaseAddress(currentObject.BaseAddress);
}
// We need the next object.
currentObject.BaseAddress =
Memory.Read <uint>(currentObject.BaseAddress + (uint)Pointers.ObjectManager.NextObject);
}
}
private static void ReadObjectList()
{
var currentObject = new PObject(Memory.Read<uint>(CurrentManager + (uint) Pointers.ObjectManager.FirstObject));
LocalGUID = Memory.Read<UInt64>(CurrentManager + (uint) Pointers.ObjectManager.LocalGUID);
while (currentObject.BaseAddress != UInt32.MinValue &&
currentObject.BaseAddress%2 == UInt32.MinValue)
{
// Keep the static reference to the local player updated... at all times.
if (currentObject.GUID == LocalGUID)
{
//MessageBox.Show("Found localplayer! 0x" + currentObject.ToString("X8"));
MyPlayer.UpdateBaseAddress(currentObject.BaseAddress);
}
if (!ObjectDictionary.ContainsKey(currentObject.GUID))
{
PObject obj = null;
// Add the object based on it's *actual* type. Note: WoW's Object descriptors for OBJECT_FIELD_TYPE
// is a bitmask. We want to use the type at 0x14, as it's an 'absolute' type.
switch (currentObject.Type)
{
// Belive it or not, the base Object class is hardly used in WoW.
case (int) Constants.ObjectType.Object:
obj = new PObject(currentObject.BaseAddress);
break;
case (int) Constants.ObjectType.Unit:
obj = new PUnit(currentObject.BaseAddress);
break;
case (int) Constants.ObjectType.Player:
obj = new PPlayer(currentObject.BaseAddress);
break;
case (int) Constants.ObjectType.GameObject:
obj = new PGameObject(currentObject.BaseAddress);
break;
case (int) Constants.ObjectType.Item:
obj = new PItem(currentObject.BaseAddress);
break;
case (int) Constants.ObjectType.Container:
obj = new PContainer(currentObject.BaseAddress);
break;
// These two aren't used in most bots, as they're fairly pointless.
// They are AI and area triggers for NPCs handled by the client itself.
case (int) Constants.ObjectType.AiGroup:
case (int) Constants.ObjectType.AreaTrigger:
break;
}
if (obj != null)
{
// We have a valid object that isn't in the object list already.
// So lets add it.
ObjectDictionary.Add(currentObject.GUID, obj);
}
}
else
{
// The object already exists, just update the pointer.
ObjectDictionary[currentObject.GUID].UpdateBaseAddress(currentObject.BaseAddress);
}
// We need the next object.
currentObject.BaseAddress =
Memory.Read<uint>(currentObject.BaseAddress + (uint) Pointers.ObjectManager.NextObject);
}
}