Client

[Dominaria]

The SDK requires a decrypted client right?

[Bradley]

Originally Posted by Dominaria

The SDK requires a decrypted client right?

No. the SDK reads the data files of the client, which are not excrypted.

[Dominaria]

Can the SDK read information FROM the client? Such as skills or location etc? I have tryed, but have had no success.

What I am trying to do is this:
I am trying to mock those programs that used to show your stats, or how many regs you had etc, for my own use.. More of an experiment if anything.. Please offer any help.

Thanks in advance.

[Bradley]

I blieve one of the SDK's methods returns a memory stream that could be used to read the client's memory. I've never used it, but I believe if you knew the offset of that vars in memory you could read them.

Any chance you might know which one and how I might use it? I really appreciate the help.

[Dominaria]

Is there any chance you might know how to use this? Any examples? I really appreciate all the help!

[Dominaria]

Some how UOAssist does/did it.. I think it was written in Delphi.. Anyone know how to yank info like skill values from the UO client?

[omegared]

Look into it at the debugger, find the memory addresses that hold stats/skills, in your program do OpenProcess and read/write that memory ;]

[TheOutkastDev]

SpyUO reads the client memory to determine what packets are being sent/received.

[Dominaria]

Hmm.. Okay, any idea how I can get it?


Surely SOMEONE must know how this is done.....

[Necr0Potenc3]

location you have to find a function inside the client and disasm it and get the offsets (my map tool does that =P)

kinda like uoam that is

skills, you gotta find the buffer in the client`s memory, just look at the 0xa3 pkt handler

cheers mate, thats easy

:shock:

[[Shaman]]

theres a way too with the sdk.. client.calibrate() and client.location() if im correct so no need to unplug anything from your client

[Revan]

(might be a stupid question)
how could i read the map and draw it into a picturebox or something?
Does the (amazing) SDK do that?

[[Shaman]]

it can do that, browse around a bit and you'll find that krioss posted something about it

now i've been screwing around with
this for hours.
wtf is ref int?!
if i'd learn that i'd probably be able to read coordinates, but i cant!
:evil:

[XxSP1DERxX]

reference integer

[[Shaman]]

it means that you got to give it a (preferbly) empty variable and the function gives that variable a value... in the case of getting the location of your character you need to give it 4 variables: an x, y, z and a var that contains the number of the world.. once the function is done and your script continues those variables are set with the location of your character

[Revan]

like
[code:1]int xcoord;
int ycoord;
int zcoord;
int worldnumber;
Ultima.something.blargh(xcoord, ycoord, zcoord, worldnumber);[/code:1]
?
Would that set the x,y and zcoord vars to the location?
(btw i'm not at my regular computer so i can't check the something.blargh :P)

ok, so i tried doing that.. but it wants ref int's not normal int's..
how do i make reference integers?
i tried ref int variablename;
but it don't work :\
please help as soon as possible!

[Ignacio Vazquez-Abrams]

"ref" means that it takes a variable, and that the variable can be changed inside the method. When declaring a variable for it, leave off the "ref" part.

Cheers,
Ignacio

[Revan]

but.. When i declare it like this: "int variableName;" It says that it cannot convert from int to ref int.

[Ignacio Vazquez-Abrams]

Ah, I think I've found why. you have to put "ref" before the variable name when passing it to the method.

Cheers,
Ignacio