Help/Support How to determine the size of object in a List of that object

[BenGorr 905 iPhone 8 13.5]

Have a field in a class called Labyrinth:

List<EnemyInstance> BattleZoneEnemy; // 0x98

Wants to use this function but need an EnemyInstance:

kill( Labyrinth *this, EnemyInstance enemy);

How can I determine the size of enemy so I can iterate BattleZoneEnemy list so I can call Kill() on each of the enemyinstances 

What I am thinking :

void Update(void *_LabyrinthInstance) {
	// get BattleZoneEnemy (Not sure what are the data type to receive I assume a pointer since its a list)
	void* BattleZoneEnemy = *(void*)((uint64_t)_LabyrinthInstance + 0x98);
	if (BattleZoneEnemy) {
    		kill(_LabyrinthInstance, BattleZoneEnemy + size? ); // Can I loop this statement if I know the size of each EnemyInstance?
      									// So I would just add the size for each iteration
   	 }
}

Some advices would be appreciated!

[Laxus 800.9k iPhone 5s 10.3.3]

@bR34Krmay know. I also curious

Updated March 5, 2022 by Laxus

[X204 38.3k iPhone 5s 20.0]

You can use unity functions 

void* EnemyInstance = *(void**)((uint64_t)this_ + 0x98);

int count = List.getCount(EnemyInstance);

for(int i = 0; i < 0; i++){
 void* enemies = List.getItem(EnemyInstance, i); // now you have your enemies object

//do what ever you want

}
 

[BenGorr 905 iPhone 8 13.5]

21 minutes ago, X204 said:

You can use unity functions 

void* EnemyInstance = *(void**)((uint64_t)this_ + 0x98);

int count = List.getCount(EnemyInstance);

for(int i = 0; i < 0; i++){
 void* enemies = List.getItem(EnemyInstance, i); // now you have your enemies object

//do what ever you want

}
 

How should I include/import unity's function to the tweak?

[X204 38.3k iPhone 5s 20.0]

Call the function 

[BenGorr 905 iPhone 8 13.5]

5 minutes ago, X204 said:

Call the function 

Ill do some research

[X204 38.3k iPhone 5s 20.0]

Are you kidding  🤐,  Copy and past! I gave you example try to understand the main idea, and declare what you want before trying to call it.

[BenGorr 905 iPhone 8 13.5]

8 minutes ago, X204 said:

Are you kidding  🤐,  Copy and past! I gave you example try to understand the main idea, and declare what you want before trying to call it.

Yep, understood now 

[X204 38.3k iPhone 5s 20.0]

4 minutes ago, BenGorr said:

Yep, understood now 

👍🏻

[sukiop 16 iPhone 12.0.1]

On 3/5/2022 at 3:07 PM, BenGorr said:

Have a field in a class called Labyrinth:

List<EnemyInstance> BattleZoneEnemy; // 0x98

Wants to use this function but need an EnemyInstance:

kill( Labyrinth *this, EnemyInstance enemy);

How can I determine the size of enemy so I can iterate BattleZoneEnemy list so I can call Kill() on each of the enemyinstances 

What I am thinking :

void Update(void *_LabyrinthInstance) {
	// get BattleZoneEnemy (Not sure what are the data type to receive I assume a pointer since its a list)
	void* BattleZoneEnemy = *(void*)((uint64_t)_LabyrinthInstance + 0x98);
	if (BattleZoneEnemy) {
    		kill(_LabyrinthInstance, BattleZoneEnemy + size? ); // Can I loop this statement if I know the size of each EnemyInstance?
      									// So I would just add the size for each iteration
   	 }
}

Some advices would be appreciated!

You discord I’d ?