Aimbot idea

hok30 · 04/26/2009, 21:50

OK. Will this work?

1. Change shadow color to a solid color that conquer almost never uses.
2. Set a hotkey to Alt-X
3. When Alt-X is pressed, Pixelsearch for the color
4. Right Click

Sorry - request move to CO2 Programming

~~IAmHawtness~~ · 04/26/2009, 22:42

Yeah, I once made an aimbot similar to this using AutoIt. It sucks pretty bad though, since everyone will have the same shadow.
So what I did was to pixelsearch near my mouse position (I would move it near the target), search for the color and then right click the color whenever I pressed the hotkey (in my case the hotkey was right click lol).
It just doesn't work that good if your ping isn't around 50-200.

hok30 · 04/27/2009, 01:38

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Originally Posted by IAmHawtness

Yeah, I once made an aimbot similar to this using AutoIt. It sucks pretty bad though, since everyone will have the same shadow.
So what I did was to pixelsearch near my mouse position (I would move it near the target), search for the color and then right click the color whenever I pressed the hotkey (in my case the hotkey was right click lol).
It just doesn't work that good if your ping isn't around 50-200.

Mine was going to be created with AutoIt as well. Near your mouse position is a great idea, because having it search the whole screen would be so slow. How many pixels away? Would you mind PMing me/MSNing Me/Posting the source?

~~IAmHawtness~~ · 04/27/2009, 08:37

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Originally Posted by hok30

Mine was going to be created with AutoIt as well. Near your mouse position is a great idea, because having it search the whole screen would be so slow. How many pixels away? Would you mind PMing me/MSNing Me/Posting the source?

I don't have the source anymore since my hdd crashed but it was something along the lines of:

Code:

$color = 0x00000000
$mouse = MouseGetPos()
$colorvariation = x

If WinActive ( "[Conquer2.0]", "" )

PixelSearch (mouse[0]-50, mouse[1]-50, mouse[0]+50, mouse[1]+50, $colorvariation, 2)
EndIf

Something like that. I don't really remember, it's been a while since I last used AutoIt

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Of course you just replace the colorvariation and color to whatever you like. But it's really that simple

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andyd123 · 04/27/2009, 09:44

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Originally Posted by hok30

Sorry - request move to CO2 Programming

#Moved

hok30 · 04/28/2009, 01:09

Quote:
Originally Posted by IAmHawtness
I don't have the source anymore since my hdd crashed but it was something along the lines of:
Code:
$color = 0x00000000
$mouse = MouseGetPos()
$colorvariation = x

If WinActive ( "[Conquer2.0]", "" )

PixelSearch (mouse[0]-50, mouse[1]-50, mouse[0]+50, mouse[1]+50, $colorvariation, 2)
EndIf
Something like that. I don't really remember, it's been a while since I last used AutoIt .
Of course you just replace the colorvariation and color to whatever you like. But it's really that simple .

Thanks, except you would have to set the hotkey and make the pixelsearch a UDF...

EDIT: I'm working on it right now.

EDIT2: It's coming along pretty well except it is recognizing a lot of different colors as shadows. I'm seeing how effective it is to edit shadows.

clintonselke · 04/28/2009, 05:21

I like the idea, and i wish you good luck.

~~IAmHawtness~~ · 04/28/2009, 06:51

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Originally Posted by hok30

Thanks, except you would have to set the hotkey and make the pixelsearch a UDF...

EDIT: I'm working on it right now.

EDIT2: It's coming along pretty well except it is recognizing a lot of different colors as shadows. I'm seeing how effective it is to edit shadows.

Oh yeah, forgot that part... I think I just had right click as hotkey, so I would move my mouse near my target and when I right clicked, it would automatically move the mouse to the targets shadow.

Something like that

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hok30 · 04/29/2009, 01:22

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Originally Posted by IAmHawtness

Oh yeah, forgot that part... I think I just had right click as hotkey, so I would move my mouse near my target and when I right clicked, it would automatically move the mouse to the targets shadow.

Something like that .

Yeah - it works now except REALLY ****. Like, most of the time it clicks on a blacksmith or something when I was testing in tc. I'm trying to make a better shadow.

~~IAmHawtness~~ · 04/29/2009, 02:16

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Originally Posted by hok30

Yeah - it works now except REALLY ****. Like, most of the time it clicks on a blacksmith or something when I was testing in tc. I'm trying to make a better shadow.

Nice, you should make like a yellow shadow or something. I don't think there's a lot of yellow colors in CO

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Darkyy · 04/29/2009, 13:47

I tried something like that with AHK but it sucked much. I used a pink shadow and tried it around in jail. And to edit the easiest way a shadow you just make a new folder in your CO," data\pic\shadow\simpleShadow.dds " .

ps. It can be editted in paint.

marko644 · 04/29/2009, 15:27

If u made it as u thought, can u share with us?
Thanx

Korvacs · 04/29/2009, 19:05

It would, but you wouldnt want it too, would make for some pretty obvious aimbotting to be honest, also you would have to find a colour that conquer NEVER uses, not almost never, almost never isnt good enough lol.

Also what if theres more than one person around? It would attack the person in the very far left of the screen (assuming thats where you start your search) and that person would be out of range.

Quite a number of problems with this as im sure your starting to see...

~~IAmHawtness~~ · 04/29/2009, 21:21

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Originally Posted by Korvacs

It would, but you wouldnt want it too, would make for some pretty obvious aimbotting to be honest, also you would have to find a colour that conquer NEVER uses, not almost never, almost never isnt good enough lol.

Also what if theres more than one person around? It would attack the person in the very far left of the screen (assuming thats where you start your search) and that person would be out of range.

Quite a number of problems with this as im sure your starting to see...

That is why the example I gave searched pixels at a fixed area around your mouse position, so you would need to have your cursor near the target to hit it.

InfamousNoone · 04/29/2009, 22:16

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Originally Posted by IAmHawtness

That is why the example I gave searched pixels at a fixed area around your mouse position, so you would need to have your cursor near the target to hit it.

That's why he said, assuming the pixel search starts around your mouse, it would go for the top left target, always, assuming your pixel search started there, along with the fact, moving your mouse, you could accidentally mode it near a shadow, and oops, attacked.

If your going for a non-proxy bot, reading (X,Y) from the memory, and mapping the coordinate back to your screen (translating in game x,y to relative windows/cursor x,y) and sending a right click is the way to go; Though it'd be rather hard, have fun.