bot openCV, need some help with input

[testuser_123]

Hi,


Just for fun i make a simple bot with openCV to recognize and auto attack mob.

Everything work well but i had obviously a issue with nProtect GameGuard who block all SendInput (windll).

If i run flyff on virtualbox or use a arduino like a fake usb mouse to send input everything work well but... If anyone have a better solution to send input or bypass gg i take it !

Thx all !

[cookie69]

Originally Posted by testuser_123

Hi,


Just for fun i make a simple bot with openCV to recognize and auto attack mob.

Everything work well but i had obviously a issue with nProtect GameGuard who block all SendInput (windll).

If i run flyff on virtualbox or use a arduino like a fake usb mouse to send input everything work well but... If anyone have a better solution to send input or bypass gg i take it !

Thx all !

Wow you made an openCV bot just to recognize the mobs I guess your CPU is used at 50%
I would like to see that in action out of curiosity...Otherwise you can use a simple PixelSearch Api based on Autoit or c++ (there is a wrapper for c++ based on autoit PixelSearch api)

To bypass gg, you can use a bypass for PostMessage API:

// PostMessage Bypass
DWORD originalPostMessage = (DWORD)GetProcAddress(LoadLibrary(TEXT("User32.dll")), "PostMessageW") + 5;
__declspec(naked) BOOL WINAPI hPostMessage(HWND hWnd, UINT uMsg, WPARAM wParam, LPARAM lParam)
{
	UNREFERENCED_PARAMETER(lParam);
	UNREFERENCED_PARAMETER(wParam);
	UNREFERENCED_PARAMETER(uMsg);
	UNREFERENCED_PARAMETER(hWnd);
	__asm
	{
		mov edi, edi
			push ebp
			mov ebp, esp
			jmp dword ptr ds:[originalPostMessage]
	}
}

and use it like this:
hPostMessage(hWnd, WM_NCLBUTTONDOWN, HTCAPTION, 0);

[testuser_123]

hmm bypass PostMessage API, thank for your help !
I write this bot in C# i will check if it's possible to write this type of low level func

[cookie69]

Originally Posted by testuser_123

hmm bypass PostMessage API, thank for your help !
I write this bot in C# i will check if it's possible to write this type of low level func

Put the c++ code inside a DLL and export the function. Then use the DLL from c# using the import blah blah..

[/Aiden\]

Originally Posted by cookie69

Put the c++ code inside a DLL and export the function. Then use the DLL from c# using the import blah blah..

That is a good approach. On the other hand there is another way to do it. Have a look at Senpai Greyb1t's AwaBot Source:



There is the solution directly in C#.

[testuser_123]

Originally Posted by /Aiden\

There is the solution directly in C#.

Nice ! big thanks, i will check the repo