Simple Diablo 3 Bots

[IHadAnIdea]

I had a brilliant idea and I registered just so I could post it.

I want to make a series of really simple bots that only do one thing. Like a bot that logs in, another bot that creates games, a bot that buys from a vendor, and so on. Also, I want to make these bots able to chain together in any order. Now think, what can you do with 30 bots that each do a simple function and can be chained together in any order?

Is there anyone here that would like to work on this with me? I am going to compile a list of common tasks and that bots do, and start diagramming. Then I could either do it all myself, or others can help me write bots. Also, worst part last, the only language I am proficient in is Java.

[who knows]

I've written bots that:

1.Sell items to a vendor
2.Repairs
3.Resumes game
4.Leaves Game
5.Teleports->Leaves Game
6.Spams abilities
7.Changes quests

Could easily modify my existing code to buy items. Not sure why one would want to, potions I guess?

[IHadAnIdea]

I'm not trying to do something that has already been done. I am just trying to apply what I learned in Software Development class this year to bots. I only have one medium scale group program under my belt. I have already started on this in Java, and when I am done it would be cool if someone was like, "Hey I chained your bots together in this order and let it run all night. Now I am rich!"

[who knows]

Ugh Apparently the forums ate my post, anyway I wish you luck in learning and experience with java, I haven't personally used it in over a year, but a little google found me the class you'll do most of your work with:

Robot (Java 2 Platform SE v1.4.2)

Good luck

[Randomizer]

I've written bots that:

1.Sell items to a vendor
2.Repairs
3.Resumes game
4.Leaves Game
5.Teleports->Leaves Game
6.Spams abilities
7.Changes quests

Could easily modify my existing code to buy items. Not sure why one would want to, potions I guess?

Mind sharing your repair code?

[who knows]

It's only set up for the Act 3/4 Vendor, are you sure you still want it?

(assuming using w key as secondary bound for move):
For 1680x1050, could just change pixel coords for different resolutions

Func _REPAIR()
;Teleports out
;Runs southeast
;Clicks on vendor
;Clicks repair
;Clicks repair button
;Launches SELL FUNCTION
Sleep(250)
Send("t") ;Teleports Out
Sleep(7100) ;Wait on tele cast
MouseMove(1158, 872, 5) ;Move mouse southeast
Sleep(200)
Send("{w down}") ;Holds the w key down to move forward
Sleep(7800)
Send("{w up}") ;Releases the w key to stop
Sleep(200)
MouseClick("left", 729, 237, 5) ;Clicks vendor
Sleep(2500) ;Lets char move to vendor
MouseClick("left", 495, 481, 4) ;Clicks Repair
Sleep(200)
MouseClick("left", 262, 578, 2) ;Clicks Repair All Items
EndFunc

[Milkshakes00]

It's only set up for the Act 3/4 Vendor, are you sure you still want it?

(assuming using w key as secondary bound for move):
For 1680x1050, could just change pixel coords for different resolutions

I'm really curious, why do people use the W to move thing? Wouldn't it just be easier to MouseClick?

[who knows]

I'm really curious, why do people use the W to move thing? Wouldn't it just be easier to MouseClick?

Its "safer" in terms of distance traveled when compensated for lag from what I've seen from extensive testing.

[IHadAnIdea]

I have been working on this in my spare time. I have a bot that can do these things so far:
-Launch D3 and hit play
-Log in
-Select a character
-Select Act IV Inferno
-Hit play
-Walk to Vendor, Click on Vendor
and it does all of these things regardless of my screen resolution.

Now I am at a wall. I need my bot to read the text from the items the Vendor is selling, and I can't think of an elegant way to do this. Can anyone give me a clue?

Edit: Sweet. This got moved from 'Bots' to 'General'. I'll take my questions and my efforts elsewhere. Thanks for the repair code at least.