Tibia Addresses 10.20

[damianos1221]

    Public Const Version As Integer = &H57E455
    Public Const Graphic As Integer = &H3C3C3C
    Public Const FPSPointer As Integer = &H58D1BC
    Public Const GuiStart As Integer = &H3C2840
    Public Const TibiaExpHour As Integer = &H40F7B4
    Public Const ChaseType As Integer = &H3C9550
    Public Const FightMode As Integer = &H3CB984 
    Public Const DoveMode As Integer = &H3C9558
    Public Const playerID As Integer = &H556034
    Public Const playerConected As Integer = &H3CBBBC
    Public Const playerAccount As Integer = &H553A4C
    Public Const playerPassword As Integer = &H553A68
    Public Const playerXor As Integer = &H3C2210
    Public Const playerHp As Integer = &H556000
    Public Const playerHpMax As Integer = &H55602C
    Public Const playerMana As Integer = &H3C2264
    Public Const playerManaMax As Integer = &H3C2214
    Public Const playerCap As Integer = &H556024
    Public Const playerLevel As Integer = &H3C224C
    Public Const playerExp As Integer = &H3C2220
    Public Const playerStamina As Integer = &H3C2298
    Public Const playerSoul As Integer = &H3C2250
    Public Const playerOffTrain As Integer = &H3C2204
    Public Const playerMagic As Integer = &H3C2254
    Public Const playerMagicPC As Integer = &H3C225C
    Public Const playerFist As Integer = &H556008
    Public Const playerClub As Integer = &H55600C
    Public Const playerSword As Integer = &H556010
    Public Const playerAxe As Integer = &H556014
    Public Const playerDistance As Integer = &H556018
    Public Const playerShield As Integer = &H55601C
    Public Const playerFish As Integer = &H556020
    Public Const playerFistPC As Integer = &H3C226C
    Public Const playerClubPC As Integer = &H3C2270
    Public Const playerSwordPC As Integer = &H3C2274
    Public Const playerAxePC As Integer = &H3C2278
    Public Const playerDistancePC As Integer = &H3C227C
    Public Const playerShieldPC As Integer = &H3C2280
    Public Const playerFishPC As Integer = &H3C2284
    Public Const PlayerX As Integer = &H556038
    Public Const PlayerY As Integer = &H55603C
    Public Const PlayerZ As Integer = &H556040
    Public Const playerXGo As Integer = 0
    Public Const playerYGo As Integer = &H578E98
    Public Const playerZGo As Integer = 0
    Public Const playerFlags As Integer = &H3C21D4
    Public Const playerRedSquare As Integer = &H3C2208
    Public Const playerGreenSquare As Integer = &H3C2260
    Public Const playerWhiteSquare As Integer = 0
    Public Const playerUsedMouseItem As Integer = &H553174
    Public Const playerDragMouseItem As Integer = &H5531B8
    Public Const htkTextStart As Integer = &H3C9560
    Public Const htkSendStart As Integer = &H3CB990
    Public Const htkItemStart As Integer = &H3CBA2C
    Public Const htkTypeStart As Integer = &H3CBAF8
    Public Const battleListStart As Integer = &H5AC238
    Public Const containerStart As Integer = &H5EA13C
    Public Const equipamentsStart As Integer = &H5E9284
    Public Const mapStart As Integer = &H5E93AC
    Public Const lastStatusBar As Integer = &H40D810

 
    I do not know if they are good??????

    Public Const charSelectNames As Integer = &H553A38
    Public Const charSelectQtds As Integer = &H5EA6B4
    Public Const coolDownCategoryStart As Integer = &H40F72C
    Public Const coolDownItemsStart As Integer = &H40F71C
    Public Const coolDownItems As Integer = &H40F728

[arkes]

Good Job

[tretus]

Is there any chance of posting uint addresses?

[jo3bingham]

Is there any chance of posting uint addresses?

Wow...you should probably read up a little more.

(uint Address = 0x123456;) and (int Address = 0x123456;) are, for the most part, exactly the same. Both uint and int hold 32-bit (4-byte) integers, one is signed and the other is unsigned (uint is obviously unsigned). The main difference is, uint can hold values ranging from 0 through 4,294,967,295. int, however, can hold values ranging from -2,147,483,648 through 2,147,483,647. Most people use unsigned data types (uint, ushort, etc.) when storing addresses from the Tibia client because they are always positive. As far as speed is concerned, for what you're doing it doesn't matter if you use uint or int.

[szulak]

Both uint and int hold 32-bit (4-byte) integers, one is signed and the other is unsigned (uint is obviously unsigned).

Usually they are 32 bit, but it depends from platform.

[tretus]

Wow...you should probably read up a little more.

(uint Address = 0x123456 and (int Address = 0x123456 are, for the most part, exactly the same. Both uint and int hold 32-bit (4-byte) integers, one is signed and the other is unsigned (uint is obviously unsigned). The main difference is, uint can hold values ranging from 0 through 4,294,967,295. int, however, can hold values ranging from -2,147,483,648 through 2,147,483,647. Most people use unsigned data types (uint, ushort, etc.) when storing addresses from the Tibia client because they are always positive. As far as speed is concerned, for what you're doing it doesn't matter if you use uint or int.

Great explanation, but as you can see UINT != INTEGER ,
so I cannot use this addreses, because my methods works for UINT types, and they do not expect Integer and i'm not gonna change whole code just because first person was an Integer Man, and when next update would came and UINT man shared his addresses as first I would had to change my code again and again...
So I raise my first request:
Could someone share with Uint32 addresses here?

[Blequi]

Great explanation, but as you can see UINT != INTEGER ,
so I cannot use this addreses, because my methods works for UINT types, and they do not expect Integer and i'm not gonna change whole code just because first person was an Integer Man, and when next update would came and UINT man shared his addresses as first I would had to change my code again and again...
So I raise my first request:
Could someone share with Uint32 addresses here?

Could you simply put a single 'U' in front of all these "Integer"? If so, you got the job done.

Hint: you can use THE_ADDRESS_LIST.Replace("Integer", "UInteger") or any kind of regex strategy available in most programming languages. Otherwise, replace it by hand because there are just a few lines.

[Farsa]

He must be trolling

[tretus]

He must be trolling

My bad, those "&H" misly me.
Now I see that conversion, which I have to use is simply:

Integer = &H57E455 => uint = 0x57E455

Thanks for replies.
Great job with addresses!

[Sketchy]

Integer = &H57E455 => uint = 0x57E455

That's not right, it's not the type that determines what to use it's the language itself. &H is the prefix used in Visual Basic (and some other BASIC-based languages) to designate a hexadecimal number literal while C (and some of its derived languages such as C#) use a 0x prefix instead.