A function stub for player stat update

[karlock]

I found the function at D2GAME.0x6FD0DD80 for 1.13d. Used by -act X param.
I guess it need a ActIndex in eax and player Unit* in ecx, But crush...

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__declspec(naked) void __fastcall D2GAME_UpdatePlayerStats (UnitAny* pPlayer, WORD nAct)
{
	__asm
	{
		mov eax, nAct
		call D2GAME.0x6FD0DD80
	}
}

How to find the truly things needed for that kind of functions?

[thaison]

delete

[misiek1294]

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__declspec(naked) void __fastcall D2GAME_UpdatePlayerStats (UnitAny* pPlayer, WORD nAct)
{
	__asm
	{
		mov eax,edx // nAct will be in edx because it's fastcall
		call D2GAME.0x6FD0DD8
		retn
	}
}

If nAct should be in eax and pPlayer in ecx this will be correct.
I don't analyse it much but for me it looks like D2GAME_UpdatePlayerStats (game * pGame,UnitAny* pPlayer, BYTE nAct) so should be

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__declspec(naked) void __fastcall D2GAME_UpdatePlayerStats (game *pGame,UnitAny* pPlayer, BYTE nAct)
{
	__asm
	{
		push [esp +0x04] // nAct
		push ecx// pGame
		mov ecx,edx //pPlayer
		call D2GAME.0x6FD0DD8
		retn 4
	}
}

[devurandom]

with stubs I put a break on the call to the function, then ID what each arg is.
Also good idea to look at the prolog and epilog of called function, incase you need to protect stack.
Thanks to Necrolis for that time saving technique.

This is 6FD0B2C0 in 1.13c if someone wants that. I changed the name to StartActPlayerStats for my notes.

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6FC4701F  |.  57            PUSH EDI                        ; /Arg1 = pGame
6FC47020  |.  8AC3          MOV AL,BL                       ; |     = nAct
6FC47022  |.  8BCE          MOV ECX,ESI                     ; |     = pPlayer
6FC47024  |.  E8 576D0C00   CALL 6FD0DD80                   ; \D2Game.6FD0DD80

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__declspec(naked) void __fastcall D2GAME_UpdatePlayerStats (D2Game *pGame, D2Unit* pPlayer, BYTE nAct)
{
	__asm{
	MOVZX EAX, BYTE [ESP+0x04]	// nAct
	PUSH ECX			// pGame  arg1 to func
	MOV ECX,EDX			// pPlayer
	CALL D2GAME_6FD0DD8		// pointer to 6FD0DD8
	RETN 4
	}
}

[karlock]

Thanks! I wonder if it can make character of level down and empty the experience!
https://d2mods.info/forum/viewtopic.php ... 50#p217020
Kingpin's note for this function.(1.10)

[karlock]

with stubs I put a break on the call to the function, then ID what each arg is.

This is 6FD0B2C0 in 1.13c if someone wants that. I changed the name to StartActPlayerStats for my notes.

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6FC4701F  |.  57            PUSH EDI                        ; /Arg1 = pGame
6FC47020  |.  8AC3          MOV AL,BL                       ; |     = nAct
6FC47022  |.  8BCE          MOV ECX,ESI                     ; |     = pPlayer
6FC47024  |.  E8 576D0C00   CALL 6FD0DD80                   ; \D2Game.6FD0DD80

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__declspec(naked) void __fastcall D2GAME_UpdatePlayerStats (D2Game *pGame, D2Unit* pPlayer, BYTE nAct)
{
	__asm{
	MOVZX EAX, BYTE [ESP+0x04]	// nAct
	PUSH ECX			// pGame  arg1 to func
	MOV ECX,EDX			// pPlayer
	CALL D2GAME_6FD0DD8		// pointer to 6FD0DD8
	RETN 4
	}
}

It worked!
D2GAME_UpdatePlayerStats(pGame, pPlayer, actNo);
D2COMMON_SetUnitStat(pPlayer, STATS_EXPERIENCE, 0, 0);
The character is back to level 1!

[devurandom]

That's cool!

Was thinking you could run some loops and reset all the quests, but not sure about reset questdata.
Maybe someone else has a suggestion, or you could look into how its done for character create.

[karlock]

That's cool!

Was thinking you could run some loops and reset all the quests, but not sure about reset questdata.
Maybe someone else has a suggestion, or you could look into how its done for character create.

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struct QuestFlags {
	void* pBuffer; // 0x00
	DWORD _1;     // 0x04
};

void __fastcall ResetPlayerAllQuestFlags(UnitAny* pPlayer)
{
	PlayerData* pPlayerData = pPlayer->pPlayerData;
	int diff = 3;
	do
	{
		auto pQuestFlags = pPlayerData->QuestsFlags[--diff];
		memset(pQuestFlags->pBuffer, 0, 0x60);
	} while (diff);
}

struct Waypoint {
    BYTE flags; // 0x00
};

void __fastcall ResetPlayerAllWaypoints(UnitAny* pPlayer)
{
	PlayerData* pPlayerData = pPlayer->pPlayerData;
	int diff = 3;
	do
	{
		auto pWaypoint = pPlayerData->pWaypoints[--diff];
		memset(pWaypoint, 0, 0x0D);
	} while (diff);
}

Try this? I dont know exactly size of those structs. But....data has been reset. Voodoo working

[devurandom]

https://d2mods.info/forum/viewtopic.php?t=63622
From this post but reading further down to MNW1995's comment.

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struct WaypointData		// size 0x10
{
	WORD nData[8];		//0x00
};

you may rework and test this:

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void __fastcall ResetPlayerAllWaypoints(UnitAny* pPlayer)
{
	PlayerData* pPlayerData = pPlayer->pPlayerData;
	int diff = 3;
	do
	{
		WaypointData* pWaypoint = pPlayerData->pWaypoints[--diff];
		memset(pWaypoint, 0, sizeof(pWaypoint));
	} while (diff);
}

This function ResetPlayerAllQuestFlags looks a little dangerous in its current state.
maybe look into character create see where size is allocated.

[karlock]

https://pastebin.com/HFBgJ7V4
I found this.

test with hours.

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struct D2ClientStrc
{
    DWORD dwClientId;                    //0x000
    DWORD dwClientState;               //0x004
    WORD wClassId;                         //0x008
    BYTE nPlayerStatus;                     //0x00A
    BYTE nCompleteActFlags;             //0x00B
    ...
}

Every act complete CompleteActFlags + 1. All 3 difficult completed is 0xF.
CompleteActFlags should be reset to 0, then the character's act completed data is fully reset. No difficulties can be chosen.

[devurandom]

part of the struct looks wrong in size

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	char szClanTag[4];			//0x460
	char szClanName[7];			//0x464

maybe it should be this instead.

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	char* szClanTag[4];			//0x460
	char* szClanName[7];			//0x470

[karlock]

Thanks!