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[aeldepaky]

Soo I Was Thinking Why I Can Not Make My own Bot And When Start With excitement I learn That Won"t Be That Easy I Need To Learn Coding First To Do That I Need my Machine Language So I Start with that And I have told The Language Leart Not That Easy Soo i Search And I Found C# C++ C+ Java And I can not Tell What Is The Best To Learn That c#or c+or c++ or Java To Make A Bot or Proxy Soo Can YOU Tell me What Do I Do And What Is The Best Book For That ok Iam Sorry For 1m From Your Time

[bgdu77]

Originally Posted by aeldepaky

Soo I Was Thinking Why I Can Not Make My own Bot And When Start With excitement I learn That Won"t Be That Easy I Need To Learn Coding First To Do That I Need my Machine Language So I Start with that And I have told The Language Leart Not That Easy Soo i Search And I Found C# C++ C+ Java And I can not Tell What Is The Best To Learn That c#or c+or c++ or Java To Make A Bot or Proxy Soo Can YOU Tell me What Do I Do And What Is The Best Book For That ok Iam Sorry For 1m From Your Time

Learn all and YOU will know which one is the best all depend on your skill's .

If you plan to make a bot like COF or COG, it will take you more then a year of code learning ... its not so easy

[TomasLT]

my fav is c++ and java.

[pro4never]

If you go with C# you have access to MULTIPLE full proxy source codes (mine and tannel's) as examples as well as all the encryption/handshake/packet systems that are used in all the public materials on epvp...

If you go with Java you can convert much of the C# stuff easily (C# and Java syntax is extremely similar) and you can look at the old QoProxy source code as a bit of a guide (it's messy as hell...)

If you go with C++ you will have very few resources other than the 1-2 C++ co pserver sources released. Obviously you can work on converting C# to C++ but if you haven't learned coding already this will be a challenge... that coupled with the fact that C++ program dev time is SIGNIFICANTLY higher than C# and I'd personally not recommend it. There's no real reason to be going with C++ in this situation... you don't need the performance gain (only comes into effect when you're maxing out some form of resource... a proxy should NEVER be running into issues here as you would have a couple characters using it... not hundreds->thousands like some pservers)


C# is great cause it's very simple to learn, there's a TON of resources all over the site (again... including my C# proxy source code... with a few minor changes it will still run current patch) and combine that with the rapid prototyping nature of the language and you have a winner. With the same level of coding knowledge you can make the 'same' program in C# in far less time than you can in C++ generally.

[Huseby]

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