Attempting to Make Pally Bot

[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.

[Dr.Toni]

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.

If you think AutoIt is a Program you shouldn't try to make a bot.

lol.
How to include a Antiban Feature? Sure, everybody will tell you.

[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.

[Vossik]

If you need to ask like that you shouldn't do that

[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

[kidsavage]

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

I appreciate it. It's just something i wanted to try to be honest.

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.

Thanks, a lot will look into it now

[Snow❄️]

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

[～Demetrio～]

AutoIT is a very good language to make Only bots. but if you want a most complete laguage you should try c# or c++ , even vb is good for begginers but you won't learn a lot of things.

With autoit you can make a good bot if you have or you kow how to use some dll's , the problem is that is very easy to decompile or crack , they will have your source is you are not carefull.

[Dr.Toni]

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

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.

[Snow❄️]

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.

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.

[Dr.Toni]

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.

Of course it's hard.

VB.net

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++:

#include <iostream>                                     

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

You can see the difference?

[Vossik]

There is no tool which will translate VB.net to C++ easily and make sure that the code will work for 100%. He has to know C++ to fix bugs which will be caused by translation...
If i were you I would avoid converting

[Snow❄️]

Originally Posted by Dr.Toni.

Of course it's hard.

VB.net

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++:

#include <iostream>                                     

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

You can see the difference?

I know the difference, I can code in both, for one. I started in VB, and I am doing just fine in C++.

[S7K Yuuki]

Programming is completly independient of the language, if you know how a loop works, conditionals, pointers, streams, ... you can use any language that you want (and fit your requirements).

Of course there are easier and harder languages, for example C++ is considered one of the hardests (to master, not to write a single output to the console..). As it's name says, Visual Basic is... yeah, very basic. There are other languages like Java/C# (Almost the same), Php/Asp for web, ...

If you just want to make a simple pixel bot, probably autoIT fill your requirments. If you want to learn even more about programming and get into this world probably C#/Java are the easier options. C would be awesome, but maybe is a bit hard to understand certain parts (pointers, references to memory,...). Or even Php,at the end the syntax of all of them is almost the same.

Regards!