antipixelbot code

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Originally Posted by Zetadarus +1 nice topic we have to talk about it here . cauz darkorbit talk is... anyway , I think i know what BP going to add , 1.)They going to add a specil cursor for their game , to know where is you mouse : 2.)and if the server detect many mouse "teleportations" like pixelbots , yeah cuz pixelbot don't make the mouses movment , pixelbots "teleporting" the mouse when they want to click , 3.)For sWF changeing , the cliant just send the images to the server and if the image have not the same checksum , you have replaced the file *logic*

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Originally Posted by fuso98 The mouse is not teleporting -.- it move much fast and for your eyes it's like "teleporting" and anyway to make it more "safe" it's just needed to change a param at mouseclick option..

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Originally Posted by DemetrioAG2 ...

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Originally Posted by fuso98 The mouse is not teleporting -.- it move much fast and for your eyes it's like "teleporting" and anyway to make it more "safe" it's just needed to change a param at mouseclick option..

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Originally Posted by DemetrioAG2 ...

   import spark.primitives.Line;
   import mx.graphics.SolidColorStroke;//Pixel colors storage
   import mx.events.PropertyChangeEvent; //Event
   
  //tell us: that class - member of abstract class Line
   public class _-61M extends Line
   {
      
      //constructor
      public function _-61M() {
         super();
         this.stroke = this._-91w(); //private function _-91w - change color
      }
      
      private var outerDocument:_-Q22;
      
      private function _-91w() : SolidColorStroke {
         var _loc1_:SolidColorStroke = new SolidColorStroke();
         _loc1_.color = 2961714; //color seed
         _loc1_.weight = 1; //pixel!
         _loc1_.caps = "square";
         return _loc1_; //returns SolidColorStroke() 
      }
      
      public function get outerDocument() : _-Q22 {
         return this.outerDocument;
      }
      
      public function set outerDocument(param1:_-Q22) : void {
         var outerDoc:Object = this.outerDocument;
         if(outerDoc !== param1)
         {
            this.outerDocument = param1;
            if(this.hasEventListener("propertyChange"))
            {
this.dispatchEvent(PropertyChangeEvent.createUpdateEvent(this,"outerDocument",outerDoc,param1));
            }
         }
      }
   }
}

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Originally Posted by »FlutterShy™ i want to remind you that the current bot developer dont know anything about the anti bot stuff. And who knows about it doesnt tell it. The current pixel bots may be not safe in the next time. if bp is adding these stuff they will do it if its completed and tested so all bots get banned

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Originally Posted by Fenrisus Mose movement track? Nope nope nope. They are using a mouse click tracking. Right now, each clickable component in scene (window. saw this in last main.swf), have a counter. Engine counts your clicks time. Interval, position and etc. Well, new system - it's all about mouse clicking count, change pixels, and etc. Just for example: Code: import spark.primitives.Line; import mx.graphics.SolidColorStroke;//Pixel colors storage import mx.events.PropertyChangeEvent; //Event //tell us: that class - member of abstract class Line public class _-61M extends Line { //constructor public function _-61M() { super(); this.stroke = this._-91w(); //private function _-91w - change color } private var outerDocument:_-Q22; private function _-91w() : SolidColorStroke { var _loc1_:SolidColorStroke = new SolidColorStroke(); _loc1_.color = 2961714; //color seed _loc1_.weight = 1; //pixel! _loc1_.caps = "square"; return _loc1_; //returns SolidColorStroke() } public function get outerDocument() : _-Q22 { return this.outerDocument; } public function set outerDocument(param1:_-Q22) : void { var outerDoc:Object = this.outerDocument; if(outerDoc !== param1) { this.outerDocument = param1; if(this.hasEventListener("propertyChange")) { this.dispatchEvent(PropertyChangeEvent.createUpdateEvent(this,"outerDocument",outerDoc,param1)); } } } } } Here you can see - on create that object - function add a some colorized pixels. "set outerDocument" - initiate a PropertyChange Event. That event do a some bot-tracking things too.

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Originally Posted by alexutu2013 If you are right, I can make a bot that click random around the box and then on it ..so it should be safe again xD

set #startX 100 //start position
set #startY 120  //start position
set #endX 300 //end position
set #endY 540 //end position
set $path C:\Program Files\UOPilot\images\
set %cash[1] image
//
set $a findimage (#startX #startY #endX #endY ($path%cash[1].bmp) %crds 2)
if $a > 0
  move %crds[1 1] %crds[1 2] //mouse move!
  left %crds[1 1] %crds[1 2] // mouse click!
else
  msg Image not found =(
end_if

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Originally Posted by Fenrisus Some things not only here hehe. But that is just a pixels change. For first look (i am spend only 30min for looking sources), way for create a safe bot is: 1) Configure your actions. Click time - should be various in 1-5 seconds range. Every action should be timed by random.Next(1, 5) in seconds. Dont click always with one time interval. 2) Pixels changes are not critical. here the 2 subways: a)Find & resolve object on scene. Reverse engineering. Hard way. But possible. b)Try to make a advanced color/image analyzer. 3) UOPilot example script, try to do the same: Code: set #startX 100 //start position set #startY 120 //start position set #endX 300 //end position set #endY 540 //end position set $path C:\Program Files\UOPilot\images\ set %cash[1] image // set $a findimage (#startX #startY #endX #endY ($path%cash[1].bmp) %crds 2) if $a > 0 move %crds[1 1] %crds[1 2] //mouse move! left %crds[1 1] %crds[1 2] // mouse click! else msg Image not found =( end_if UOPilot for example, moving mouse and clicking to point by low level API(as Driver do that). For any programms - undetectable who moving mouse, tool or human.

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Originally Posted by Fenrisus Last i am login to DO (~3weeks ago) - i am using my own packet bot. aaand - not banned. How? Little secret! But i am tell your a little tip - RSA256 + XXTeaKey. ;)

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Originally Posted by TerrorHunter I don't know why, if you really made a "new" packet bot, you can't even help the community to develop a new one not only "show" it, for your own greatness :rolleyes: