Aimbot idea

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Originally Posted by InfamousNoone That's why he said, assuming the pixel search starts around your mouse, it would go for the top left target, always, assuming your pixel search started there, along with the fact, moving your mouse, you could accidentally mode it near a shadow, and oops, attacked. If your going for a non-proxy bot, reading (X,Y) from the memory, and mapping the coordinate back to your screen (translating in game x,y to relative windows/cursor x,y) and sending a right click is the way to go; Though it'd be rather hard, have fun.

Sending a right click would be shit. Calling the FB/SS function, however, would be a good idea. I already managed to make a bot that targets a person by shift-clicking them, getting their ID and coordinates (posted it in the expoits/tools section a couple of minutes ago).
All I need to do now it to is to work out the relationship between the FB/SS function, my own character coordinates, and the target's coordinates :).

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Originally Posted by marko644 If u made it as u thought, can u share with us? Thanx

Of course.

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Originally Posted by Korvacs It would, but you wouldnt want it too, would make for some pretty obvious aimbotting to be honest, also you would have to find a colour that conquer NEVER uses, not almost never, almost never isnt good enough lol. Also what if theres more than one person around? It would attack the person in the very far left of the screen (assuming thats where you start your search) and that person would be out of range. Quite a number of problems with this as im sure your starting to see...

As IAmHawtness said, it only searches 20-50 pixels within your mouse.

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Originally Posted by InfamousNoone That's why he said, assuming the pixel search starts around your mouse, it would go for the top left target, always, assuming your pixel search started there, along with the fact, moving your mouse, you could accidentally mode it near a shadow, and oops, attacked. If your going for a non-proxy bot, reading (X,Y) from the memory, and mapping the coordinate back to your screen (translating in game x,y to relative windows/cursor x,y) and sending a right click is the way to go; Though it'd be rather hard, have fun.

I'm not quite there yet, but I'm getting there.

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Originally Posted by hok30 Of course. As IAmHawtness said, it only searches 20-50 pixels within your mouse. I'm not quite there yet, but I'm getting there.

Then why not just right click yourself if its only going to do it near your cursor?

The difficult part is aiming at someone not timing your right clicks :o

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Originally Posted by Korvacs Then why not just right click yourself if its only going to do it near your cursor? The difficult part is aiming at someone not timing your right clicks :o

I'm guessing its easier to just think of the timing, and put ur cursor in the general direction of the person then to put it directly on the shadow and time it perfectly.

Oh, by the way, have you guys accounted for jumping yet? *lol*

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Originally Posted by InfamousNoone Oh, by the way, have you guys accounted for jumping yet? *lol*

Nope.


It's not like you turn it on and it auto aimbots the player like a proxy, its a half of an aimbot. You decide the timing, it does the aiming.

I think all hes trying to say is its wont be accurate unless the target is practically standing still, At least thats what i found when i last attempted this but maybe that was my crappy coding.

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Originally Posted by trash I think all hes trying to say is its wont be accurate unless the target is practically standing still, At least thats what i found when i last attempted this but maybe that was my crappy coding.

Weird. The one I made for private use in AutoIt worked like a charm (my ping is around 50-100, that might have something to do with it), I used red shadows though, so sometimes (actually a lot of times) my bot was interrupted by all kind of things :p.

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Originally Posted by hok30 Nope. It's not like you turn it on and it auto aimbots the player like a proxy, its a half of an aimbot. You decide the timing, it does the aiming.

That's a tad useless.

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Originally Posted by InfamousNoone That's a tad useless.

You shouldn't look at it as an actual aimbot, it's more like a helping hand really.

one of the simplest ways to be better at fb/ss without any bot or macro is to change the jump packet types so that other players simply teleport around instead of jumping, basically rendering them stood still for most of the time and thus an easy target. I'm sure this could be done via a client hex edit somehow.

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Originally Posted by InfamousNoone That's a tad useless.

Yes. I'm still learning :P

Can you (all) tell to we 9 the others members )
How to use it ?

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Originally Posted by Qonquer one of the simplest ways to be better at fb/ss without any bot or macro is to change the jump packet types so that other players simply teleport around instead of jumping, basically rendering them stood still for most of the time and thus an easy target. I'm sure this could be done via a client hex edit somehow.

Its been done in the past very easily by removing jump animation c3 files....I beleive it was?

I have a few things to say on the aim bot subject, one thing you could do it find a way to set some kinda shortcut key to set shadows as "simple" like in the "options" and find a way to like make the person you target to have a full shadow well the other way around would seem better lol
But like i said make eveyone set to full shadow and the targets shadow set to simple and make all simple shadows like a little purple color (i havent really seen any of them colors)lol
and then just use the color bot to right click it.(i hope i could help)