An interesting addition to exts2.cpp
Posted: Sat Jul 26, 2003 4:38 pm
This little tidbit of code for exts2.cpp will allow you to export a tilde delimited output of the entire spells database that is stored in memory. Of course, the beauty of this is that you can import this file to MS Excel and have a nice database.
You could use this same logic to create functions for the other databases that are stored in memory (ie, zones, etc..)
In mqext.def..add (under the EXPORTS heading)
In exts2.cpp...add
Syntax (in windbg):
> dd SPELLLIST_OFFSET
> !mqext.exportallspells <value given from command above>+0x24
(I think that's right..I havn't used it in a while ..hehe)
You could use this same logic to create functions for the other databases that are stored in memory (ie, zones, etc..)
In mqext.def..add (under the EXPORTS heading)
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exportallspells
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// This routine exports all spell information in the game (stored
// in memory) into a tilde delimited format which works well with
// Microsoft Excel.
// Note: Add "Levels"
DECLARE_API ( exportallspells )
{
SPELLLIST *p, *pnull=NULL, ci, *r;
DWORD *q, cb;
CHAR Name[MAX_STRING] = {0};
CHAR Target[MAX_STRING] = {0};
CHAR CastOnYou[MAX_STRING] = {0};
CHAR CastOnAnother[MAX_STRING] = {0};
CHAR WearOff[MAX_STRING] = {0};
int i=1;
int j=0;
int k=0;
dprintf("ID~Name~Range~CastTime~FizzleTime~RecastTime~DurationType~DurationValue1~Mana~");
dprintf("Target~CastOnYou~CastOnAnother~WearOff~");
dprintf("BookIcon~GemIcon~SpellIcon~");
dprintf("CastingAnim~SpellAnim~");
for (k=0;k<4;k++) dprintf("ReagentID%d~ReagentCount%d~",k+1,k+1);
for (k=0;k<12;k++) dprintf("Base%d~",k+1);
for (k=0;k<12;k++) dprintf("Max%d~",k+1);
for (k=0;k<12;k++) dprintf("Calc%d~",k+1);
for (k=0;k<12;k++) dprintf("Attrib%d~",k+1);
dprintf("DescNum~FizzLeadj\n");
while( i <= (TOTAL_SPELL_COUNT+2) )
{
q = (DWORD*) GetExpression(args)+j;
ReadMemory((PARAM1)q, &r, sizeof(r), &cb);
p = (SPELLLIST * )r;
ReadMemory((PARAM1)p,&ci,sizeof(ci),&cb);
//Read some memory locations into buffers
ReadMemory((PARAM1)ci.Name,Name,256,&cb);
ReadMemory((PARAM1)ci.Target,Target,256,&cb);
ReadMemory((PARAM1)ci.CastOnYou,CastOnYou,256,&cb);
ReadMemory((PARAM1)ci.CastOnAnother,CastOnAnother,256,&cb);
ReadMemory((PARAM1)ci.WearOff,WearOff,256,&cb);
//
dprintf("%d~%s~%2f~%d~%d~%d~%d~%d~%d~", ci.ID, Name, ci.Range, ci.CastTime, ci.FizzleTime, ci.RecastTime, ci.DurationType, ci.DurationValue1, ci.Mana );
dprintf("%s~%s~Someone%s~%s~", Target, CastOnYou, CastOnAnother, WearOff );
dprintf("%d~%d~%d~", ci.BookIcon, ci.GemIcon, ci.SpellIcon );
dprintf("%d~%d~", ci.CastingAnim, ci.SpellAnim );
for (k=0;k<4;k++) dprintf("%d~%d~", ci.ReagentId[k], ci.ReagentCount[k] );
for (k=0;k<12;k++) dprintf("%d~", ci.Base[k]);
for (k=0;k<12;k++) dprintf("%d~", ci.Max[k]);
for (k=0;k<12;k++) dprintf("%d~", ci.Calc[k]);
for (k=0;k<12;k++) dprintf("%d~", ci.Attrib[k]);
dprintf("%d~%d\n", ci.descnum, ci.FizzLeadj );
//Clean up (always better to be safe than sorry)
Name[0] = Target[0] = CastOnYou[0] = CastOnAnother[0] = WearOff[0] = '\0';
i++;
j++;
}
}
Syntax (in windbg):
> dd SPELLLIST_OFFSET
> !mqext.exportallspells <value given from command above>+0x24
(I think that's right..I havn't used it in a while ..hehe)
