inventory clean up. Programmers needed

Drakonis · 07/17/2009, 12:17

Ok i've come to the point when this becomes obligatory and first thing on to do list..

i will need your help kind people, im talking propably to emme, fireandice, and other experianced beasts in programming.

the idea is to make a module that can be attached to archlord process-
- inventory bag 4 has to be open
it will recognize items you hold in your backpack via memory read.
then it will delete all unwanted items(in config u can add the item id' to the 'dont trash' list.

the thing is i dont know where to start as im rarther an autoit man, than programer, and making such thing in autoit is most liekly beyond my capabilities.

taking pm's, ideas, guides, im am willing even to pay via paypal for a helping hand.

also- for people that are really helpful i shall release my multibot with this newly implemented feauture, and i can promise a job as unique farmer as i have some people that are willing to buy all uniques me and my team farms(nice salery)

jofjof · 07/17/2009, 15:11

i think it will be more simple to make a programm to integrate on your bot to take only choosed item. U need only an ocr module to analyse dropped object's name. If it match, simulate space bar pressed to take it.

Edit : if you want me to try your bot, i have experience in this domain and maybe i can test it.

_Emme_ · 07/17/2009, 15:17

There is 10 spots in one bag, right? I might be wrong, anyhow, here's how it works.
string Bag[][] = new string[][];
Bag[0][0] = "Item 1 in first bag"
Bag[0][1] = "Item 2 in first bag"
etc etc

for (int i = 0; i < 10; i++)
{
Bag[3][i] = "?";
}

Programming counting always starts with 0, so bag[3] is bag 4.

Since it's a string, send it as a text.

send character/text -----

Goodluck.

Drakonis · 07/17/2009, 19:51

yeah well i dont quite understand emme. things obvious for you are unfamilliar to me, as you have great programming knowledge and i dont.

ps. i think separate module that would be possible to attach to any archlord process u desire would be a better solution

_Emme_ · 07/17/2009, 20:02

Quote:

Originally Posted by Drakonis

yeah well i dont quite understand emme. things obvious for you are unfamilliar to me, as you have great programming knowledge and i dont.

ps. i think separate module that would be possible to attach to any archlord process u desire would be a better solution

PM me your msn and I'll explain futher to you in a bit.
To catch a process, you can sort it out by name.

Quote:

Process archlord = Process.SelectProcessByName("alefclient.exe")
((Socket)archlord).Send("character/text <bag stuffs here>);

_Villain_ · 07/17/2009, 21:14

Quote:

Originally Posted by EmmeTheCoder

There is 10 spots in one bag, right? I might be wrong, anyhow, here's how it works.
string Bag[][] = new string[][];
Bag[0][0] = "Item 1 in first bag"
Bag[0][1] = "Item 2 in first bag"
etc etc

for (int i = 0; i < 10; i++)
{
Bag[3][i] = "?";
}

Programming counting always starts with 0, so bag[3] is bag 4.

Since it's a string, send it as a text.

send character/text -----

Goodluck.

lol emme, sometimes i feel u r more noob than im.

how is this gonna help him at all? hes doesnt know the location of the bag in the memory.

but any way, if u see the decryption of the packets its easy for u.

i tried to check the games memory, but its a bit difficult and seem like it will take sometime if u really wanna do it that way... but i could see in the memory that an item is accessed by : (x,y,z) (bag number, row number, column number), but couldn't identify the correct address of the item info (i saw the change of the row referenced by 0x142 offset from an address, but couldnt verify if that location is the items info location in the memory, nor trace it back to its original construct.....

Drakonis · 07/17/2009, 21:38

Quote:

Originally Posted by _Villain_

lol emme, sometimes i feel u r more noob than im.

how is this gonna help him at all? hes doesnt know the location of the bag in the memory.

but any way, if u see the decryption of the packets its easy for u.

i tried to check the games memory, but its a bit difficult and seem like it will take sometime if u really wanna do it that way... but i could see in the memory that an item is accessed by : (x,y,z) (bag number, row number, column number), but couldn't identify the correct address of the item info (i saw the change of the row referenced by 0x142 offset from an address, but couldnt verify if that location is the items info location in the memory, nor trace it back to its original construct.....

hmm still black magic for me...

lemme put it in other words.

I WILL HIRE A PROGRAMMER TO get this done. also it cant be find by name, because my multiclient is process identified, but run all from same filename

_Villain_ · 07/17/2009, 22:10

Quote:

Originally Posted by Drakonis

also it cant be find by name, because my multiclient is process identified, but run all from same filename

Code:

             //processName= "alefclient.exe"
             processList = Process.GetProcessesByName(processName);
             if (processList == null || processList.Length == 0)
                 MessageBox.Show("target program not running");
             else
             {
                 int selectedProcess = 0;
                 if (comboBoxProcessList.Items.Count > 0)
                     selectedProcess = comboBoxProcessList.SelectedIndex;

                 targetProcess = processList[selectedProcess]; //just get the first available one!
                 pathfinder = new PathFinder(targetProcess);
                 pathfinder.followPath();
             }

this is abit more accurate
but by name, by id, that has nothing to do with what u want (thats scratching the surface)

and even if emme has the crypto info as he he says, he wont share it

i wish i can help u out, but i failed to do that already in a timely manner.

Drakonis · 07/18/2009, 01:39

i really need this... ive got an idea how to make it based on pixel detection but theres too much ******* with setting up inv window with the exact position especially if u play window mode etc.