hi i wrote this guide almost a year ago
it has come to my attention that almost all "good jobbing activity" servers use the "question before sell" system which is a math question or something of that sort and you have to answer the question in order to sell goods
proxy/filter i used for this guide: [Only registered and activated users can see links. Click Here To Register...]
guide here
all bots listen on tcp (gateway,agent) for the client to connect to it.
use a filter and redirect it to the ports of the bot
and implement your own features (auto party matching/auto answer even auto sell & buy) in it.
2 ways to get the port
1: netstat
2: use a program that i made (based on this [Only registered and activated users can see links. Click Here To Register...]) to get the ports download src & bins in attachments
i also made an example project for how to use it & receive output from the console window (easy to fetch ports without changing them manually everytime you start mbot)
in this case i would use any open source filter available to do it. now it all comes down to parsing the packets & injecting them.
one more thing, this should work with sbot too (didn't test it)
proof of it working:
i'm not showing the "filter" in this pic but whatever
download the tool in attachments
it has come to my attention that almost all "good jobbing activity" servers use the "question before sell" system which is a math question or something of that sort and you have to answer the question in order to sell goods
proxy/filter i used for this guide: [Only registered and activated users can see links. Click Here To Register...]
guide here
all bots listen on tcp (gateway,agent) for the client to connect to it.
use a filter and redirect it to the ports of the bot
and implement your own features (auto party matching/auto answer even auto sell & buy) in it.
2 ways to get the port
1: netstat
2: use a program that i made (based on this [Only registered and activated users can see links. Click Here To Register...]) to get the ports download src & bins in attachments
i also made an example project for how to use it & receive output from the console window (easy to fetch ports without changing them manually everytime you start mbot)
in this case i would use any open source filter available to do it. now it all comes down to parsing the packets & injecting them.
one more thing, this should work with sbot too (didn't test it)
proof of it working:
i'm not showing the "filter" in this pic but whatever
download the tool in attachments