AutoIT pixelsearch bot movement help

[poppyz]

Hi All,

After countless hours of searching for a pixelbot like the infamous one made by lenkzi which never worked and potentially contained trojans... i decided to put things into my own hands and did some research from reading forums and watching tutorials on youtube.

I've made a semi-working pixelbot where it detects a modified sprite on the data.grf file of RO and hovers over it if detected. NO, MouseClick("left") does not work due to anti-hack shield on this private server but using 3rd party program emulates this for me.

Now my dilema is... how do I automate the bot from moving? ofc for you adept ragnarok players the only way to move your toon is to navigate with your mouse and left click on a tile. I've tried using functions like Mousemove(int(Random(minX,maxX)), in(Random(minY,maxY)),0) but ofc... its way too inconsistent.

I was wondering if theres a way to intelligently script one where it continues to path on moveable tiles(as RO works in tiles) and knows how to path around boundaries to avoid getting stuck.

I believe with the help of greymap.grf or flat map maker this is possible as all path-abale tiles are coloured grey 0x424B57 and boundaries in black.

thanks, and your knowledge is appreciated

[nozomi.gusta]

moving is really difficult in macro, I gave up and just use fly/teleport and attack if monster is found in screen.

[poppyz]

Originally Posted by nozomi.gusta

moving is really difficult in macro, I gave up and just use fly/teleport and attack if monster is found in screen.

yeah i've given up on this aswell... now trying to figure out how to bypass gepard on sending Left Click virtual keys but all my attempts have failed so far. I've read forums that people run AUTOIT or AHK on WINXP to get Left click to work... dont exactly know how or why.

I'm busy researching how to incorporate programmable keys on gaming peripherals like a Razer Naga as adding a macro through synapse passes through gepard.

If you ahve any insight on this any information would help