Stripped ProjectAlchemy Source Code

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Originally Posted by OELABOELA Yea but what i still don't get, how did you manage to get your Dmap loaded to your picturebox? I can't seem to get it working properly..

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Originally Posted by pro4never Again, he's using pre-converted png pictures, not the dmaps themselves. I think I started to reply lastnigth but never actually posted lol! Dmaps don't contain any actual picture data so you'd need to be writing a program to draw an image based on the coord data and access level/height of each coord. Generally you would assign a color based on each value and then write it to an image (IE: the converter included in elite-coemu source to convert dmap data to png). Keep in mind this is RAW data so each coord is literally 1 pixel (useful... but small lol) You'll then want a way to zoom around this without worrying about losing your coordinate information. I've never really done hardly anything with graphics or even windows forms so sadly I can't help you guys much here.

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Originally Posted by OELABOELA And how did Korvacs it, if you can see this picture: [Only registered and activated users can see links. Click Here To Register...] He did actually get it into the program, and i believe without to much effort.

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Originally Posted by pro4never Yupp that's exactly it. Accessible = white unaccessible = black Different heights = blue/red Simple stuff but it takes some real work. First you have to setup the proper binary reader to read the dmap file (not difficult) and then translate the 'pixel' information you are reading into a viewable png map. Personally I don't have any real experience drawing a png from scratch using C# lol!

using (BinaryReader Reader = new BinaryReader(File))
            {
                int count = 0;
                int _width = 0;
                int _height = 0;
                //List<Tile> Tiles;
                //Tile Tiles = new Tile();
                //List<Tile> Tiles = new List<Tile>();
                File.Seek(8, SeekOrigin.Begin);

                _width = Reader.ReadInt32(); _height = Reader.ReadInt32();

                Tiles = new Tile[_width * _height];

                byte Data = Reader.ReadByte();

                for (ushort y = 0; y < _height; y++)
                {
                    for (ushort x = 0; x < _width; x++)
                    {
                        switch (count)
                        {
                            case 0:
                                Tiles[x * _width + y] = new Tile(GetBool(Data, BitValues.First)); break;
                            case 1:
                                Tiles[x * _width + y] = new Tile(GetBool(Data, BitValues.Second)); break;
                            case 2:
                                Tiles[x * _width + y] = new Tile(GetBool(Data, BitValues.Third)); break;
                            case 3:
                                Tiles[x * _width + y] = new Tile(GetBool(Data, BitValues.Fourth)); break;
                            case 4:
                                Tiles[x * _width + y] = new Tile(GetBool(Data, BitValues.Fifth)); break;
                            case 5:
                                Tiles[x * _width + y] = new Tile(GetBool(Data, BitValues.Sixth)); break;
                            case 6:
                                Tiles[x * _width + y] = new Tile(GetBool(Data, BitValues.Seventh)); break;
                            case 7:
                                Tiles[x * _width + y] = new Tile(GetBool(Data, BitValues.Eighth)); count = 0; Data = Reader.ReadByte(); break;
                        }
                    }
                }
            }

Cannot implicitly convert type 'AlchemyProxy.GUI.Tile[]' to 'System.Collections.Generic.List<AlchemyProxy.GUI.Tile>'

List<Tile> Tiles;
Tile Tiles = new Tile();
List<Tile> Tiles = new List<Tile>();

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Originally Posted by OELABOELA Me neither, but its a huge step, and im willing to try it. <Edit> Im using this code Code: using (BinaryReader Reader = new BinaryReader(File)) { int count = 0; int _width = 0; int _height = 0; //List<Tile> Tiles; //Tile Tiles = new Tile(); //List<Tile> Tiles = new List<Tile>(); File.Seek(8, SeekOrigin.Begin); _width = Reader.ReadInt32(); _height = Reader.ReadInt32(); Tiles = new Tile[_width * _height]; byte Data = Reader.ReadByte(); for (ushort y = 0; y < _height; y++) { for (ushort x = 0; x < _width; x++) { switch (count) { case 0: Tiles[x * _width + y] = new Tile(GetBool(Data, BitValues.First)); break; case 1: Tiles[x * _width + y] = new Tile(GetBool(Data, BitValues.Second)); break; case 2: Tiles[x * _width + y] = new Tile(GetBool(Data, BitValues.Third)); break; case 3: Tiles[x * _width + y] = new Tile(GetBool(Data, BitValues.Fourth)); break; case 4: Tiles[x * _width + y] = new Tile(GetBool(Data, BitValues.Fifth)); break; case 5: Tiles[x * _width + y] = new Tile(GetBool(Data, BitValues.Sixth)); break; case 6: Tiles[x * _width + y] = new Tile(GetBool(Data, BitValues.Seventh)); break; case 7: Tiles[x * _width + y] = new Tile(GetBool(Data, BitValues.Eighth)); count = 0; Data = Reader.ReadByte(); break; } } } } And my only problem is... Code: Cannot implicitly convert type 'AlchemyProxy.GUI.Tile[]' to 'System.Collections.Generic.List<AlchemyProxy.GUI.Tile>' And i've been using several things to try it like.. Code: List<Tile> Tiles; Tile Tiles = new Tile(); List<Tile> Tiles = new List<Tile>(); It''s my only problem left i think. If this is done i could start at making the .png..

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Originally Posted by pro4never Cannot implicitly convert type 'AlchemyProxy.GUI.Tile[]' to 'System.Collections.Generic.List<AlchemyProxy.GUI. Tile>' Your problem is you are using an array in 1 example and a list in the other... they are not the same. Chose one and stick with it. Tiles = new Tile[_width * _height]; That's an array... somewhere along the line though you are having Tiles or something you are comparing it against be a list The way I would do it is as follows... WidthCount = ReadFromFile HeightCount = ReadFromFile That way you have the height/width information... Now setup a dictionary or some data structure to hold the data. Personally I'd make a coordinate object (holds X/Y) and use that as the key value for the dictionary (or a paired list... SOMETHING to hold where and value together) public class Coord { public ushort X, Y; public Coord(ushort _X, ushort _Y) { this.X = _X; this.Y = _Y; } } Then do your reading loops and add the values to your dictionary. IE: for(int X = 0; X < WidthCount; X++) { for(int Y = 0; X < HeightCount; Y++) { AllCoords.Add(new Coord(X, Y), ReadValueForThisCoord); } } Something like that would work and then you have a data structure holding each coordinate (X/Y) with a value (I'd read hight/accessability into perhaps a CoordData class but w/e you want would be fine) Once you get this data structure you have to draw it as a picture. Once you do that you can work on overlaying other images IE: Color coded pixels/blocks for user, other players, monsters, ground items and that sort of thing (overlay for map)

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My question (Hell yea, a new one) is, what if you normal jump in cyclone, do you need to do that in a special way? Because when i have it on, and i let the bot jump like 5-6 times it dcs because of invalid jump (Still at 800ms with attack 400ms) So... WTH is going on ?

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host bot!

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please host not!

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Originally Posted by denominator Few questions why does it jump to the last char logged on all the time? Even when writing this it will jump back to the last char that I logged on >.< Code: public static bool MineBot(Client C) { if (C.Mining) { if (C.LastDropped.AddMilliseconds(1000) < DateTime.Now) { foreach (Items.ItemInfo I in C.Inventory.Values) { if (Handler.IsOre(I.ID)) { C.LastDropped = DateTime.Now; Packets.DropItem(C, I.UID); break; } } } } } I tried using this and got an error which I expected to get I am guessing MineBot needs to be defined but where do I define it? I got it to work on my network so my other comps can use just the loader instead of having to have the source on all my comps lol. And has anybody found a way to make it a little more stable to log on and stay logged on?