Attempting to Make Pally Bot

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Originally Posted by kidsavage Hi All, I want to attempt to make a palladium collecting bot. I just have a few questions. -Should I be using/looking into the program autoIT? -Should I be using/look into auto clicker programs/bot making? -How do I include an antiban feature in my bot (I will google this as well)? That should be it for now, I appreciate all the answers, replies, and comments. -K.S.

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Originally Posted by CAИЄŁAS Come on why are these answers? the guy doesn`t know much about the subject you don`t need to be rude If he knew he wouldn`t be here

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Originally Posted by Freshek If you want to create really good bot don't use AutoIt, because it is scripting language. You could use C++, C# or Visual Basic (I don't like it^^). Antiban is very simple -> random times, random clicks etc.

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Originally Posted by Snowman- Auto IT won't get you very complex bots. Visual Basic is a very very beginner language and it would be a good idea to start there. You can try to make simple auto clickers at first, then move on to circle tools or something of the sort. Visual Studio <-- the software you need. Guys, he is new, no need to discourage him, who knows he could be the next JD. Good luck man Regards, Snow

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Originally Posted by Dr.Toni. I can't get the point of this sentence. Yeah it's very easy but that it isn't a reason to start with it. It will be very difficult to change to any other language after that. :)

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Originally Posted by Snowman- Well, you can make very good programs with VB, depends on skill. Of course he can dive straight into c++, but if brand new, he can explore in VB and easily transition to c++, its not hard.

Public Class Form1

    Private Sub Button1_Click(ByVal sender As System.Object, ByVal e As System.EventArgs) Handles Button1.Click
        MessageBox.Show("Hello World", "Message Box Title")
    End Sub

End Class

#include <iostream>                                     

int main(){                                            
    std::cout << "Hello World!" << std::endl;  
   return 0;                                           
}

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Originally Posted by Dr.Toni. Of course it's hard. VB.net Code: Public Class Form1 Private Sub Button1_Click(ByVal sender As System.Object, ByVal e As System.EventArgs) Handles Button1.Click MessageBox.Show("Hello World", "Message Box Title") End Sub End Class C++: Code: #include <iostream> int main(){ std::cout << "Hello World!" << std::endl; return 0; } You can see the difference?