MySEQ and the Test server

[RedProphet]

So I came back to EQ after a long hiatus, and it seems like both the old method of offset searching using the server's debug mode and the new offset finder are both having a hard time getting anything right about the offsets on Test. Has anyone got the current test offsets? And is there some special method I haven't read about finding them? Forum search turned up nothing. Thanks.

[Trumpcard]

I play on test to, and it worked most of the time until a patch late last year, now its a bit hit or miss. The offset finder usuaully locates the primary offsets fine, but the secondaries are iffy. I've been looking for some decent instructions on manually isolating the secondaries, but havent been able to find anything much



So I came back to EQ after a long hiatus, and it seems like both the old method of offset searching using the server's debug mode and the new offset finder are both having a hard time getting anything right about the offsets on Test. Has anyone got the current test offsets? And is there some special method I haven't read about finding them? Forum search turned up nothing. Thanks.

[Darkstar]

Any word on this? I'd like to move my guys to Test but I probably won't if it means I can't use MySEQ. It looks lhe the offsets are posted for Live but not Test here. Love the program. It's kept me playing EQ for a long time.

[eqmule]

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[File Info]
Patchdate=10/29/2013

[Port]
port=5555

[Memory Offsets]
ZoneAddr=0xd8d024
SpawnHeaderAddr=0xe11b40
CharInfo=0xd7fa90
TargetAddr=0xd7faa8
ItemsAddr=0xd7c498
WorldAddr=0xd7fa60

[WorldInfo Offsets]
WorldHourOffset=4
WorldMinuteOffset=5
WorldDayOffset=6
WorldMonthOffset=7
WorldYearOffset=8

[SpawnInfo Offsets]
NextOffset=0x4
PrevOffset=0x8
LastnameOffset=0x38
XOffset=0x64
YOffset=0x68
ZOffset=0x6c
SpeedOffset=0x7c
HeadingOffset=0x80
NameOffset=0xa4
TypeOffset=0x125
SpawnIDOffset=0x148
#OwnerIDOffset DWORD pets has this merc dont
OwnerIDOffset=0x2bc
#HideOffset is a dword
HideOffset=0x500
#LevelOffset is a dword
LevelOffset=0x1ae
#RaceOffset dword
RaceOffset=0xea8
#ClassOffset byte
ClassOffset=0xeac
#PrimaryOffset DWORD the id of the item
PrimaryOffset=0xfb0
#OffhandOffset DWORD
OffhandOffset=0xfc4

[GroundItem Offsets]
PrevOffset=0x00
NextOffset=0x04
IdOffset=0x08
DropIdOffset=0x0c
XOffset=0x70
YOffset=0x74
ZOffset=0x78
NameOffset=0x1c

# Using the new Debug CLI
# =======================
# To start the server in debug mode, run the server with the 'debug' argument:
#
# myseqserver debug
#
# You will see the menu, which looks like this:
#
# Debug Menu
# =======================
# d) display current offsets
# r) reload all offsets from INI file
# spo) set a primary offset (index/name) (hex value)
# sso) set a secondary offset (index/name) (hex value)
# ez) examine raw data using pZone
# et) examine raw data using pTarget
# ew) examine raw data using pWorld
# fz) find zonename using pZone (zonename)
# ft) find spawnname using pTarget (spawnname)
# fs) find spawnname using pSelf (spawnname)
# ps) process a spawn entity using pSelf
# pt) process a spawn entity using pTarget
# sp) scan process names (process name)
# sft) scan for floating point using pTarget (X,Y,Z)
# sfa) scan for floating point using Address (X,Y,Z,Address)
# sfw) scan for world offsets using game date (mm/dd/yyyy)
# sg) scan for ground items
# ws) walk the spawnlist (reverse) using pSelf
# wt) walk the spawnlist (reverse) using pTarget
# vs) walk the spawnlist (forward) using pSelf
# vt) walk the spawnlist (forward) using pTarget
# x) exit
#
# >
#
#
# To select a command, type it in and press Enter. Some commands require
# arguments, which are indicated in parenthesis.
#
# If you are having troubling just accessing the EQ process, first try the 'scan process names' command:
# > sp
#
# You can provide an optional process name to attempt to scan for and access, but if you do not provide
# any arguments, then it will default to 'eqgame'. You will see a list of processes detected on your system
# and if a match is found, it will try and access it, providing feedback on the results. Prior to server

v1.19.1,
# this was a case-sensitive match. For server v1.19.1 and higher, the check is case-insensitive. We had

some
# problems on a Win2K system regarding this.
#
# When new offsets are needed, you can start the server in debug mode and it will use the
# old offsets as starting points to locate the new offsets.
#
# The first thing is to locate the zonename. Just enter a zone that you know the name of, like the Bazaar,
# and use the "fz" command along with the appropriate shortname for the zone:
# > fz Bazaar
#
# You should see a list of matches. Anyone of them could potentially be a valid pZone value. Select one and
# place it in the INI file above under ZoneAddr. Now press 'r' to reload the INI file into the debug

server.
# Press 'd' to verify your change was actually loaded.
#
# Next we want to locate the pTarget value, stored above as TargetAddr. Inside the game, select any target

NPC
# or PC other than yourself. It is best to select a uniquely named NPC, like "Boss Hogg". Do not select an

NPC
# with a re-used name, like "a rat". Now you need to determine the hidden name of that NPC. To do this,

replace
# any spaces in the name with underscores, and stick a 00 on the end. So "Boss Hogg" becomes "Boss_Hogg00".
# Use this hidden name as the sole argument to the 'ft' command:
# > ft Boss_Hogg00
#
# You should see a list of matches. Anyone of them could potentially be a valid pTarget. Select one and
# place it in the INI file above under TargetAddr. Press 'r' to reload the INI file.
#
# Next we want to locate the pSpawnlist value, stored above as SpawnHeaderAddr. This is very easy once you

have
# pTarget done above. Simply select any target in the game and use the 'wt' command:
# > wt
#
# You should see a long list of spawn information dump out. At the end, we do an automatic scan looking for
# where that entry point pointer lives. You should see a list of matches. Anyone of them could potentially

be
# a valid pSpawnlist. Select one and place it in the INI file above under SpawnHeaderAddr. Press 'r' to

reload
# the INI file.
#
# Next we want to locate the pSelf value, store above as CharInfo. Inside the game, select yourself as the
# target (press F1) and use the 'ft' command along with your characters first name:
# > ft Yourfirstname
#
# You should see a list of matches. Anyone of them could potentially be a valid pSelf. Select one and
# place it in the INI file above under CharInfo. Press 'r' to reload the INI file.
#
# Last we want to locate the pGroundItems value, stored above as ItemsAddr. Just use the 'sg' command and
# look for matched pointers that look like 'ITxxxxx_ACTORDEF', where xxxxx is any 3 or 5 digit number.
# > sg
# Scanning for 'IT' from 0x7d62c4 to 0x9d62c4
# Pointer match found at 0x8d62c4. Full string is IT10805_ACTORDEF
# Pointer match found at 0x9bc648. Full string is ITORTOKEN
#
# Of course the first one here looks good. Put it in the INI file above under ItemsAddr. Press 'r' to
# reload the INI file.
#
# You can now exit the server (press 'x') and restart it in normal mode. Try attaching the client to it.
# As long as none of the secondary offsets have changed, it should work. If it only works for a short time
# and then stops working, repeat the above procedure, but this time make different selections in the match
# lists.
#
# If the secondary offsets have changed, or the basic design of how they obtain spawn information, the

server
# may need to be updated. The other debug options can be used to aid in locating secondary offsets, but it
# is so involved that it is probably best to use a full blown RAM editor. Please visit our forums to learn
# how to help ( http://www.showeq.net/ and look for the MySEQ subforums).
#
# Notes:
# - All string searches are case sensitive!
# - As you get matches, write them all down! If a function works for a minute or so and then stops working,

try the
# next match in the list.
# - If you use the spo/sso functions, the changes are NOT made in the INI file. Once you exit, those

changes are lost.
# - Only reverse walks (wt/ws) will scan for entry point pointers. Forward walks will just show the spawns

and return.

[Darkstar]

Boom! Thank you eqmule! I sure didn't expect this. Are fixes for the Test server something that we can hope for from the Devs with each new patch or should I try to learn how to do it myself from the instructions on this site? Time to donate!

[eqmule]

Boom! Thank you eqmule! I sure didn't expect this.Are fixes for the Test server something that we can hope for from the Devs with each new patch or should I try to learn how to do it myself from the instructions on this site? Time to donate!

I do them every patch, I just haven't been posting on a regular basis...
If I forget you can always email me on patchday at eqmuleAThotmail.com and I'll come post.

[Darkstar]

Fantastic. Thanks for your hard work!