Help programming bot for a browser game.

[DarkChocolateWarrior]

Alright, so I'm completely new to botting, and I was wondering where I could go for information to start programming my own bots, and know the ins and outs of everything. I want to start on browser games.

[derek3e01]

There are different types of bots. The two most popular are pixel reading / scanning bots that have specific
actions when a region has been detected to have a specific color or range of colors (simply put). The other
are memory reading bots. These applications read memory from the specified process. Data is found by
accessing offsets within the application's memory pool and thus triggering an action.

For browser games I highly suggest using Google Chrome, enable experimental JavaScript, create an extension
using the extension builder (it's an app built into Chrome that makes creating extensions really easy and fast).
In that extension you can then isolate the tab and container element that the game is running in, and from there
you can use a number of different methods for example:

The HTML canvas has a method called getImageData(x, y, width, height)
You pass in the coordinates and the dimensions of the area you wish to sample from a canvas, and it'll
return a temporary sample of the specified area. In this case you're going to most likely use pixel searches
to control the bot.


If you want to get REALLY fancy, I suggest downloading AutoIt (search it from Google) and check out
the various bots people have made using it. It's a very simple language to learn and you can start doing pixel
searches and automated clicks, macros, hotkeys, etc in no time.

Sorry if this post seems a bit scattered, I tried to simplify my response as much as humanly possible.

[Thor505]

You can do it with help of ChatGPT