Completing Opcodes enum

[Endlesskiss]

Well, I would like to know something.

Every new expansion\\patch sometimes there are new opcodes... and EVERYTIME it happens you guys add a placeholder for them immediately...

My question is, How did you get them? Are they located somewhere on the client? if so, where? and how to get them?

Thanks from advance!

EDIT: The guy who always deals with this kind of stuff is 'TOM_RUS'.

[Patman128]

Packet sniffing.

[pasdVn]

EDIT: The guy who always deals with this kind of stuff is 'TOM_RUS'.

Really great work btw!

[Endlesskiss]

I don't think it's packet sniffing from the reason that... well... How can TOM_RUS know that he've sniffed all the new packets?

[Woweur]

When wow.exe is compiled in debug mode, you can found the enum of the opcode. The opcode id are in wow.exe, try to dessasamble why Ida pro

[Endlesskiss]

I was looking for this enum for like an hour but couldn't find anything (I checked even before I opened this thread)...

I'm not familiar with IDA Pro (I prefer OllyDbg) but IDA Pro seems to be more powerful for reverse engineering...

When I looked in the "Enum" window I couldn't find anything... How do I find it? xP

Thanks from advance...

[xeross155]

enums are only in debug mode, and afaik the normal client isn't in debug mode, maybe the PTR client is.

[Endlesskiss]

Is it only me? or one of the devs has removed one of the comments? (which btw said that I have to compile WoW on IDA Pro on debug mode).

If nobody replied, well then I'm still waiting for an answer ^^

[VladimirMangos]

Reverse enginering client code illegal in some countries so don't must be discussed at this forum.