Blizzhackers

I been wanting to write a scrip (mainly to see if it could be done) that would gather all life bars of a selected unit on the screens (unit life) and compare distants from the mouse to the position of that unit to the mouse (if unit it on screen to the player view) so that the unit it self could be pick naturaly looking (by having the mouse go to that unit and click) and blink/Move back to safty only a short distant (so no attack command would be needed).

I understand how to do most of the logic, but not so much on getting life values from memory. I'm not a true hacker, so reading memory it self seem very strange to me. I been looking around at the other post, but I guess I am still a bit lost on what I would need to be calling to do such of thing and how safe would that be? What I mean by safe is that no data would be writen, or shouldn't have to be writen, as each keystrokes and mouse movements would be simulated.

Didn't really understand your first paragraph; just the second. There's something called a Unit Struct.

Unit struct starts at 0x1DE7EC0

Structure reversed by Qazzy:
https://github.com/MrNukealizer/SCII-Ex ... /unit_s.cs

I see thanks. Lots of information here. I'll have to check up on how the code works. Not a lot of notes on what each function/method it seems.

Should put me onto the right path still. Thanks again.

Mainly just wanted to make a auto blink scrip to see if it could be done. I know it can be, but wanted to see if I could do it on my own.

I've never made auto blink because I didn't wanna code the math. I can make it at anytime though because my friend made a SC2 map strictly for auto blink. I can just copy what he did there into a hack. You'll need this to send orders:


Also for auto blink, you'll have to figure out how to get the ability ID. I know there is a function in the Galaxy api that allows you to return a ability id. I forgot which one. Maybe someone can post the function name. I think it's GetCatalogEntry.

If you don't minde, I would love to see the code. As for the math, it wouldn't be to hard I don't think. Simply taking y/x of the unit (I think I have the offsets for that using the code above that you linked).


Question, wouldn't the above not work because it would be injecting code?

You just grab both units position, then calculate the angle between them, reverse the angle and calculate the point on track.

Oh, forgot you said you don't wanna inject. That isn't modifying memory though. davidhustler posted the math in words.



It's long, but I think you get it. david, isn't to get ability ids the correct function is GetCatalogEntry?