Finding memory addresses in RoM, a How to Guide.
Re: Finding memory addresses in RoM, a How to Guide.
Some you just can't do any other way then using CE and basically refinding them the same way they were found originally.
I'll try to do up a list of how I do them, half the time I forget between patches and have to refer back to other posts about it that go back months lol
I posted VoidMain's way to find TableBase, I just edited it in a few posts back.
I'll try to do up a list of how I do them, half the time I forget between patches and have to refer back to other posts about it that go back months lol
I posted VoidMain's way to find TableBase, I just edited it in a few posts back.
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Re: Finding memory addresses in RoM, a How to Guide.
i did saw that yes, allready got that trick noted down
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Re: Finding memory addresses in RoM, a How to Guide.
Ok this is my first attempt at a video tutorial.
[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6bUCUcUfiU8[/youtube]
I would appreciate any comments or suguestions, ty
Keep in mind it is my first ever instructional video
Thanks admin, seems you added a youtube button =)
[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6bUCUcUfiU8[/youtube]
I would appreciate any comments or suguestions, ty
Keep in mind it is my first ever instructional video
Thanks admin, seems you added a youtube button =)
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Re: Finding memory addresses in RoM, a How to Guide.
Number 2 in my video tutorials, finding moneyPtr using CE.
This is a very simple way to start using CE.
[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nhuKVvyTPZA[/youtube]
This is a very simple way to start using CE.
[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nhuKVvyTPZA[/youtube]
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Re: Finding memory addresses in RoM, a How to Guide.
i loved the music under the movies
Further more its a good example, and straight to the point. movie 1 will let you find 90% of the addresses. and thats good
Finding moneyptr is a very good one too, as it is really easy to find. this because you know youre own moneyvalue on the character.
Keep up the very good work
Further more its a good example, and straight to the point. movie 1 will let you find 90% of the addresses. and thats good
Finding moneyptr is a very good one too, as it is really easy to find. this because you know youre own moneyvalue on the character.
Keep up the very good work
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Re: Finding memory addresses in RoM, a How to Guide.
Have you considered using annotations in the videos instead of actually rendering the text boxes into the video? I think that would allow it to be automatically translated to the user's native language.
Re: Finding memory addresses in RoM, a How to Guide.
I'll took into it, I haven't played with the youtube editing much yet. I saw the annotations option while doing the music, music I added with youtube options.Administrator wrote:Have you considered using annotations in the videos instead of actually rendering the text boxes into the video?
The thing I really like about moneyPtr is it is so easy to find but you can use it to get another address which is a pain to find.
this statement is true, from update.lua
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moneyPtr = staticInventory + 0x2FD4
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moneyPtr - 0x2FD4 = staticInventory
moneyPtr = 0x9DDDC4,
staticInventory = 0x9DADF0,
I am going to be looking back over previous patches and see if I can find any other constants as a difference between address. Hopefully I can find a few more like this, it will make patches a lot easier to deal with lol
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Re: Finding memory addresses in RoM, a How to Guide.
I added annotations to moneyPtr just to do a comparison, so i has both atm.
It is more limited to what I can change then when I edit in the software I use. It is also kind of see through which can make it harder to read. I can allow for this by having some blank white space on the screen though.
Does it auto translate for people using annotations?
It is more limited to what I can change then when I edit in the software I use. It is also kind of see through which can make it harder to read. I can allow for this by having some blank white space on the screen though.
Does it auto translate for people using annotations?
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Re: Finding memory addresses in RoM, a How to Guide.
Hmm, I guess not. Maybe it only does it for closed captions. I did find the annotations to be easier to read, though. You should be able to make a number of different setting changes to them to improve the look at feel. Here is an example.lisa wrote:Does it auto translate for people using annotations?
It doesn't mater too much. Whatever you decide, it is up to you. Go with whatever is quicker and easier.
Re: Finding memory addresses in RoM, a How to Guide.
I actually watched that whole episode all the way through lol
Only time I saw any annotations was the purple rectangle with white writing at 1:07. All of the rest was actually in game text bubbles, which he was just reading in his own special way.
At the very start and very end he did have links to other episodes.
Only time I saw any annotations was the purple rectangle with white writing at 1:07. All of the rest was actually in game text bubbles, which he was just reading in his own special way.
At the very start and very end he did have links to other episodes.
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Re: Finding memory addresses in RoM, a How to Guide.
tableBase video tutorial, I actually only did annotations with this 1, see what you think.
I have been thinking maybe subtitles would do same thing but it can be changed for languages, I think anyway.
[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LVOdnpi2Pus[/youtube]
Added captions to this 1 but I think it won't do a translation, pretty sure I would need to add more files with the translations for each language. So no difference really as I'm not going to do multiple language files.
I have been thinking maybe subtitles would do same thing but it can be changed for languages, I think anyway.
[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LVOdnpi2Pus[/youtube]
Added captions to this 1 but I think it won't do a translation, pretty sure I would need to add more files with the translations for each language. So no difference really as I'm not going to do multiple language files.
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I think I liked the second video the best so far. It was a bit easier to follow I think. I think because I find myself following the cursor it would be good if the cursor brings my attention to new text each time it appears. For example, new text appears, the cursor moves to it for a moment, my eyes follow it and read the text, then the cursor goes and does the steps. That was the best music so far.
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Re: Finding memory addresses in RoM, a How to Guide.
And couldn't you edit out that long wait? I know viewers can just skip ahead but still...rock5 wrote:I think I liked the second video the best so far. It was a bit easier to follow I think. I think because I find myself following the cursor it would be good if the cursor brings my attention to new text each time it appears. For example, new text appears, the cursor moves to it for a moment, my eyes follow it and read the text, then the cursor goes and does the steps. That was the best music so far.
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Re: Finding memory addresses in RoM, a How to Guide.
I actually made that bit go 700% faster guess I should have gone with 1500% lol
You mean the moneyPrt?rock5 wrote:I think I liked the second video the best so far.
Good point, at the moment the text kind of appears, it means I would have to plan the text ahead of time as the text is done afterwards. I usually plan the text anyway but this means I would also need to plan placement and not alter placement from where I planned it with curser.rock5 wrote:I think because I find myself following the cursor it would be good if the cursor brings my attention to new text each time it appears
I think that was the mexican acoustic, I liked it too =)rock5 wrote:That was the best music so far.
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Re: Finding memory addresses in RoM, a How to Guide.
Today we can test our new knowledge again i think. Lets see how far we get. first gonna try the tablesbase
EDIT: aww, no practice today just a server reset
EDIT: aww, no practice today just a server reset
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Re: Finding memory addresses in RoM, a How to Guide.
lol
FYI if you update the tableBase and run update.lua it actually gets the majority of new addresses. If you get any error like it did last patch with the class offsets just comment them out of the update.lua and run it again.
Then just a matter of checking the addresses are right.
To test you can just do a search in olly for constant and then compare the result to the image you have from previous version. If no result at all then address is more then likely wrong.
FYI if you update the tableBase and run update.lua it actually gets the majority of new addresses. If you get any error like it did last patch with the class offsets just comment them out of the update.lua and run it again.
Then just a matter of checking the addresses are right.
To test you can just do a search in olly for constant and then compare the result to the image you have from previous version. If no result at all then address is more then likely wrong.
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Re: Finding memory addresses in RoM, a How to Guide.
ahaaa, cool.
so tablesbase is the most important one to find then nice tip, next time, 1st will be that one then
so tablesbase is the most important one to find then nice tip, next time, 1st will be that one then
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Re: Finding memory addresses in RoM, a How to Guide.
I've tried to just look around today and see what's all that fuss about finding addresses.
While not impossibly hard, to get even some basic understanding seems to take a LONG time. I think I'll leave it alone till around Christmas, so I won't spend long hours sitting in front of my PC instead of doing something necessary. My first go at it was similar to the time when I've been 14 years old, and got lost in France, without knowing even the simplest terms in neither French or English - I had absolutely no idea what the hell is going on.
Still, the reason that I'm posting is - how do you check whether the addresses you found are correct? With money, hp, or similar things it's easy - you just change the value and check if the value in CE also changes.. But how about things like, for example, actionbar or tablesbase?
@Videos - learning from them is probably the easiest kind there is when done over long distances. Those posted here are simple enough to follow - with the most basic knowledge about using CE I was able to navigate around rather easily, although I mostly have no idea what exacly I'm doing.
Re: Finding memory addresses in RoM, a How to Guide.
On the first post I said I made the assumption people had gone to the links I posted and read through the info by admin, so people atleast know about pointers and static addresses.
As for knowing whether the address you have is right, just use them in addresses.lua and if bot runs then you probably have them correct. There are of course more complicated ways to test but at the end of the day you just want to make rombot work after a patch.
When testing addresses I prefer to use WP commandline and do a print with userfunctions I have.
So to test the bag ID or rent bag I do a print of inventory.
for skills I use
I also use
You get the idea anyway.
As for knowing whether the address you have is right, just use them in addresses.lua and if bot runs then you probably have them correct. There are of course more complicated ways to test but at the end of the day you just want to make rombot work after a patch.
When testing addresses I prefer to use WP commandline and do a print with userfunctions I have.
So to test the bag ID or rent bag I do a print of inventory.
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function printinventory()
local bags = {}
inventory:update()
for slot = 61, 240 do
item = inventory.BagSlot[slot]
if item.Available and item.Name ~= "<EMPTY>" then
table.insert(bags, {Name = item.Name, Id = item.Id})
end;
end;
table.print(bags)
end
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function printskills()
for k,v in pairs(settings.profile.skillsData) do table.print(v) end
end
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function printnearby()
furniture = {}
local objectList = CObjectList();
objectList:update();
local objSize = objectList:size()
for i = 0,objSize do
obj = objectList:getObject(i);
table.insert(furniture, {Name = obj.Name, Id = obj.Id, address = obj.Address})
end
table.print(furniture)
end
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Re: Finding memory addresses in RoM, a How to Guide.
perhaps some of you memory wizards can help me out here? :3
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