[Release] Spirit Weapon Feeder

ApocalypsePoly · 07/06/2010, 22:36

Ok finally it's perfectionized, it has worked for me through lvls 30-39 strength.

It has come to my attention that the images i used for this Bot might not work for other users, so you can replace them if it's not working for you. The script uses BMP images not JPEG, go to google and search JPEG to BMP to make your images into BMP format.

Currently does:
-Feeds spirit weapon 5 times.

-Buys 5 more potion kits from manus.

I have provided the font that i used to create it, just extract "Font.rar" into your mabinogi folder.

Download Nogiparty v234 if you dont already have it, set it to "Read Data Folder = 1" and set "Use Bitmap Fonts = 0".

I am using gray thing glass in my mabinogi interface color so be sure to set yours to gray thing glass.

(Feel free to edit the script)

Here are some precautions:

To begin with you have to have 5 potion kits in your inventory to feed it otherwise the script would get stuck.

Manus has to be facing either one of these two ways, since I set imagesearch to search for a green square of his clothing.

This all may sound a bit complicated, but feel free to work with the stuff.

Thanks to iyagaru, and Theri for taking their time to explain these things.

Theri · 07/07/2010, 01:32

Coding this in autoit?

You could probably put in more effort and use relative coords instead of static coords but it would take you some time to work those out.

ApocalypsePoly · 07/07/2010, 02:17

Yes I am using autoIT, and i have no idea what relative coordinates, or static coordinates are, if you explain the difference maybe i could update my code. I'm trying to make a bot that works for everyone, which is why i used resolution 800x600 because that's the resolution most computers have.

redjoker5 · 07/07/2010, 03:22

Quote:

Originally Posted by ApocalypsePoly

Yes I am using autoIT, and i have no idea what relative coordinates, or static coordinates are, if you explain the difference maybe i could update my code. I'm trying to make a bot that works for everyone, which is why i used resolution 800x600 because that's the resolution most computers have.

In 1995 maybe. Most of today's computers use 1024x768 minimum. Even though if you look around there are ways to code your bot so that resolution doesn't matter. Like the fossil restoration bot did in its later stages.

ApocalypsePoly · 07/07/2010, 03:32

Quote:

Originally Posted by redjoker5

In 1995 maybe. Most of today's computers use 1024x768 minimum. Even though if you look around there are ways to code your bot so that resolution doesn't matter. Like the fossil restoration bot did in its later stages.

I see, i'll take a look at the coding of the fossil restoration, but i believed that fossil restoration had some kind of imagesearch, i dont know.

Thanks for the idea!

Edit: Well i looked into it and it's a bit too difficult since it involves reading dll files. I only managed to get it to find the window size and the coordinates of it, but from there i have no idea how to get it to find the images and clicking them ect. -_-

nandattebay0 · 07/07/2010, 06:30

What exactly does the bot feed to the ego?

iyagaru · 07/07/2010, 17:07

Quote:

Originally Posted by nandattebay0

What exactly does the bot feed to the ego?

potion concoction kits purchased from manus, meaning that the script in its current state is most useful if you have a male bow

Quote:

Originally Posted by ApocalypsePoly

Edit: Well i looked into it and it's a bit too difficult since it involves reading dll files. I only managed to get it to find the window size and the coordinates of it, but from there i have no idea how to get it to find the images and clicking them ect. -_-

its not too hard... put the line "#include <ImageSearch.au3>" at the top of your script and make sure the files ImageSearch.au3 and ImageSearchDLL.dll are in the same folder as the script

then you can start using the function _ImageSearch("image.bmp",1,$x,$y,30)
-image.bmp is the image you want to find
-1 tells the function to store the coordinates of the center of the image, replacing it with 0 will tell the function to store the top left coordinate of the image
-$x and $y are the variables the coordinates are stored in
-30 is the tolerance. you can change it but i find that 30 works well

then you can click using the MouseMove() and MouseClick() function

I changed your script a bit, haven't tested it (my ego's a male sword lawl). i actually don't expect it to work well (no error checking yet) but at least you can see how image searching works

screenshots you will probably need to retake unless you use the red gui:
-food.bmp
-giveConfirm.bmp
-ok.bmp

pawntobishop · 07/07/2010, 19:02

#Moved
This is a bot release and I don't want anyone to get in trouble XD.

ApocalypsePoly · 07/09/2010, 14:20

Very helpful information, i say give me a week and i'll probably have a full bot running.
Just dont hold your breaths on it.

Theri · 07/10/2010, 05:47

Redundant:

Code:

WinActivate("Mabinogi")
WinActive("Mabinogi")

If you insist:

Code:

If Not WinActive("Mabinogi") Then
	WinActivate("Mabinogi")
EndIf

You declare a ton of variables you don't need.

When using MouseClick its better to use "primary" instead of "left" in case someone who runs your script has their mouse buttons swapped, most people are right handed so its not a likely issue but you never know.

This should do the exact same thing your script does:

Code:

#include <ImageSearch.au3>
Global $x,$y		; Default Coordinates

MsgBox(0,"Spirit Weapon Feeder: By ApocalypsePoly and Iyagaru ","Your spirit weapon is hungry, what are you waiting for?!")
If Not WinActive("Mabinogi") Then
	WinActivate("Mabinogi")
EndIf

TalkToEgo()

Feed()

BuyMoreFood()

Func TalkToEgo()
	Send("{/}")
	Sleep(5000)
EndFunc

Func Feed()
	_ImageSearch("Give.bmp",1,$x,$y,30)
	MouseClick("Left",$x,$y,1)
	Sleep(3000)
	_ImageSearch("Continue.bmp",1,$x,$y,30)
	MouseClick("Left",$x,$y,1)
	Sleep(3000)
	_ImageSearch("Feed.bmp",1,$x,$y,30)
	MouseClick("Left",$x,$y,1)
	Sleep(2000)
	_ImageSearch("Ok.bmp",1,$x,$y,30)
	MouseClick("Left",$x,$y,1)
	Sleep(2000)
	_ImageSearch("Continue.bmp",1,$x,$y,30)
	MouseClick("Left",$x,$y,1)
	Sleep(2000)
	_ImageSearch("Continue.bmp",1,$x,$y,30)
	MouseClick("Left",$x,$y,1)
	Sleep(2000)
	_ImageSearch("Continue.bmp",1,$x,$y,30)
	MouseClick("Left",$x,$y,1)
	Sleep(2000)
	_ImageSearch("End.bmp",1,$x,$y,30)
	MouseClick("Left",$x,$y,1)
EndFunc

Func BuyMoreFood()
	_ImageSearch("Manus.bmp",1,$x,$y,30)
	MouseClick("Left",$x,$y,1)
	Sleep(5000)
	_ImageSearch("Shop.bmp",1,$x,$y,30)
	MouseClick("Left",$x,$y,1)
	SLeep(1000)
	_ImageSearch("Potion.bmp",1,$x,$y,30)
	MouseClick("Left",$x,$y,1)
	SLeep(1000)
	_ImageSearch("Buy.bmp",1,$x,$y,30)
	MouseClick("Left",$x,$y,1)
	Sleep(1000)
	MouseClick("Right")
EndFunc

You should probably read up on Do ... Until loops. When you know exactly what you want to search for next you can keep looking for it till it happens, excute your code then move on.

Your tolerance settings are pretty low and you said it doesn't match your Manus.bmp. Try raising the tolerance setting higher, the value for tolerance is 0-255, so you have some room to play with settings.

Also, you may find that full screen searching is slow. I highly recommend using _ImageSearchArea and using defined areas. You can get the size of the users Mabinogi client window and from there calculate the size of your search areas and then just search set areas instead of the entire window.

kotarou3 · 07/10/2010, 05:50

Set ALT to be held down when searching for manus.

Theri · 07/10/2010, 06:07

I cant test this, should work exactly the same.

Code:

#include <ImageSearch.au3>
Global $x,$y		; Default Coordinates
Global $result
MsgBox(0,"Spirit Weapon Feeder: By ApocalypsePoly and Iyagaru ","Your spirit weapon is hungry, what are you waiting for?!")
If Not WinActive("Mabinogi") Then
	WinActivate("Mabinogi")
EndIf

TalkToEgo()

Feed()

BuyMoreFood()

Func TalkToEgo()
	Send("{/}")
	Sleep(5000)
EndFunc

Func Feed()
	Local $tolerance = 30
	Local $array[8]
	$array[0] = "Give.bmp"
	$array[1] = "Continue.bmp"
	$array[2] = "Feed.bmp"
	$array[3] = "Ok.bmp"
	$array[4] = "Continue.bmp"
	$array[5] = "Continue.bmp"
	$array[6] = "Continue.bmp"
	$array[7] = "End.bmp"
	$result = 0
	For $i = 0 To 7 Step 1
		Do
			$result = _ImageSearch($array[$i],$x,$y,$tolerance)
		Until $result = 1
		MouseClick("primary",$x,$y,1)
	Next
EndFunc

Func BuyMoreFood()
	Local $tolerance = 30
	Local $array[4]
	$array[0] = "Manus.bmp"
	$array[1] = "Shop.bmp"
	$array[2] = "Potion.bmp"
	$array[3] = "Buy.bmp"
	For $i=0 To 3 Step 1
		Do
			If $array[$i] = "Manus.bmp" Then
				Send("{ALTDOWN}")
			EndIf
			$result = _ImageSearch($array[$i],$x,$y,$tolerance)
			If $array[$i] = "Manus.bmp" Then
				Send("{ALTUP}")
			EndIf
		Until $result = 1
		If $array[$i] = "Buy.bmp" Then
			MouseClick("secondary",$x,$y,1)
		Else
			MouseClick("primary",$x,$y,1)
		EndIf
	Next
EndFunc

devilboy0722 · 07/11/2010, 12:04

im new to this mod thing and computers how do i intsall that for ****** terms

kotarou3 · 07/11/2010, 13:50

You don't "install" it. You let AutoIt "interpret" it

ApocalypsePoly · 07/11/2010, 17:46

Quote:

Originally Posted by devilboy0722

im new to this mod thing and computers how do i intsall that for ****** terms

Basically all you have to do is, install AutoItv3 (You can get that by googling the name or follow this

)

Afterwards, download the .rar file and extract it using WinRar(You can also find that by googling the name or clicking

)

Then all you have to do is right click the autoitV3 file and select "Compile script", if you're running on vista or windows 7, right click the compiled script and go to properties>compatibilities>[Checkbox] Run as administrator.

If that doesnt work then... tough luck.