Blizzhackers

there is no such thing, states are stored in a bit array anyways

I dont know array it's or not, but I can't see principal different. it's just structured data block in memory and it's must have begin somewhere, and somewhere else must be a reference link on a start address of this block (may be with some offset). I already can find "reference link" and get all needed data from this block (i.e. buff id, buff effects, finish time, next/previous buff...), but this "reference link" some times may simple change offset (in high bytes only, for sample from 0x010760BC to 0x010860BC). and this offsets may not change on one PC, but may be different on another, may change after restart PC, or may not. and I can't understand this changes, or may be this link as part of some else structured block for which I can't find "reference link".

what your refering to is the stat list nodes of the player, accessed via pPlayer->pStatlist->pActive

sorry, but I do not quite understand. it's for injection only? I try to get it via only read memory, without injection. where (or how) I can get this "stat list"?

See my tutorial on read player stats, and use the same principal on the other statlist members

sorry man, I'm not a "cool programmer" and don't know c++. I found c++ builder, install it, read and compile your project... but i can't understand your method and can't get something useful for myself. and it display only hp/mp and counts of some stats.
I think I found another way, and it looks as works. but thanks anyway for your attempts.

Found this D2Col8bit to RGB table on my hd, which I dumped once from the d2 memory.
Maybe it's useful for someone who's messing with D2 textures and higher color modes in d3d or ogl.
I remember using it to display d2 in d3d9 mode was frustrating to draw every information from scratch but it was fun especially with shader access hah .

D2 uses multiple color palettes, all available from the mpq's under the palletes folder(the are plain RGBA colors). there are some global pallettes in d2cmp/d2win as well, loaded from pl2 files

Never looked into the mpq files though. Think I was focusing on the d2d3d module. You're right I've used the pallettes before using this table for the texture creation, from this old code I can see I exported the pallete function in CVideo + 0x5C ( think it was the first exportable in the video mode modules );

i have no idea if its the correct form for c++ but it works in c# with this offset

10 seconds of looking at D2NET_ReceivePacket_I told me whoever updated it is a moron:



This function may not be of actual use to anyone, but: buffer is the actual packet, buflen is the length of buffer in bytes, packetSize is an out variable that tells you how long the actual packet (as considered by D2) is. This function has very little to do with actually receiving a packet and more to do with figuring out how to parse said packet.

Actually other packet receiving func is wrong too


there is one more argument passed by ECX, and it's a pointer in which is passed as third arg of -10033, skipping it can cause to unexpected errors
If you are lazy you can use following macro

or use wrapper