PixelBot Code Collection LUA / Java / X

[Kwapuzzi]

Hi, since there are a few private coders here i want to share some of my work and in best case, get some useful informations back.

Lets start with my latest development:

Check if Target is inFight - Code:LUA - Class:Hunter

function EnemyIsAlreadyInfight()

local affectingCombat = UnitAffectingCombat("target");
if affectingCombat == true then
   
    --If Enemy is already Infight, turn Pixel red
    NewAddon.Frame_EnemyIsAlreadyInfight.texture:SetColorTexture(1,0,0)
    
    --Check if he might be infight with me or my pet
    if ( UnitIsUnit("targettarget", "player") ) then 
    NewAddon.Frame_EnemyIsAlreadyInfight.texture:SetColorTexture(0,1,0)
    end;

    if ( UnitIsUnit("targettarget", "pet") ) then 
    NewAddon.Frame_EnemyIsAlreadyInfight.texture:SetColorTexture(0,1,0)
    end;
    
else

--not inFight
NewAddon.Frame_EnemyIsAlreadyInfight.texture:SetColorTexture(0,1,0)
end
end

Check if the Mob is Skinnable - Code:LUA - Class: Every
I really got mad on this but the solution was simple. Already implemented ocr reading but got this one.

function isSkinnable()

local isDead = UnitIsDead("mouseover")
local count = GameTooltip:NumLines();
if count == 3 and isDead == true then
NewAddon.Frame_IsSkinnable.texture:SetColorTexture(0,1,0)
else
NewAddon.Frame_IsSkinnable.texture:SetColorTexture(1,0,0)
end

end

Check if you are drowning - Code:LUA - Class: Every

function breath()

local value = GetMirrorTimerProgress("BREATH")
local seconds = value/1000
if seconds < 30 then
NewAddon.Frame_Breath.texture:SetColorTexture(1, 0, 0, alphaColor)
else
NewAddon.Frame_Breath.texture:SetColorTexture(0, 1, 0, alphaColor)
end
end

If someone is intersted in more details, PM me. Please note i will not guide how to code more, just exchange knowledge and talk about improofements or why my code sucks

Im not really into code formatting, so maybe someone knows a good structure for this kind of collection?

[devops]

which lua unlocker can be use in classic

[Kwapuzzi]

There is no need for a lua unlocker!

[Cashless]

Any idea for a unstucking feature?

[Kwapuzzi]

My Java Solution (not perfect, but working) Also only snippets. I think you get the idea.

long stuck_timer = System.currentTimeMillis() + 5000;
Position savedPosition1 = new Position(f1, f1);
Position savedPosition2 = new Position(f1, f1);

if (i % 2 == 0) {
                        try
                        {
                            savedPosition1 = c.getcords();
                        } catch (AWTException | IOException | InterruptedException e)
                        {
                            // TODO Auto-generated catch block
                            e.printStackTrace();
                        }
                    }
                    else
                    {
                        try
                        {
                            savedPosition2 = c.getcords();
                        } catch (AWTException | IOException | InterruptedException e)
                        {
                            // TODO Auto-generated catch block
                            e.printStackTrace();
                        }
                        
                    }

System.out.println("Stucktimer Triggered - check for same coords");

        if ((savedPosition1.x == savedPosition2.x) && savedPosition1.y == savedPosition2.y){
unstuck() //here your unstuck method.

}

I have made random 1,2 

1 = turn left 
2 = turn right

[devops]

My Java Solution (not perfect, but working) Also only snippets. I think you get the idea.

long stuck_timer = System.currentTimeMillis() + 5000;
Position savedPosition1 = new Position(f1, f1);
Position savedPosition2 = new Position(f1, f1);

if (i % 2 == 0) {
                        try
                        {
                            savedPosition1 = c.getcords();
                        } catch (AWTException | IOException | InterruptedException e)
                        {
                            // TODO Auto-generated catch block
                            e.printStackTrace();
                        }
                    }
                    else
                    {
                        try
                        {
                            savedPosition2 = c.getcords();
                        } catch (AWTException | IOException | InterruptedException e)
                        {
                            // TODO Auto-generated catch block
                            e.printStackTrace();
                        }
                        
                    }

System.out.println("Stucktimer Triggered - check for same coords");

        if ((savedPosition1.x == savedPosition2.x) && savedPosition1.y == savedPosition2.y){
unstuck() //here your unstuck method.

}

I have made random 1,2 

1 = turn left 
2 = turn right

how to getcords in java ? need some wow plugin to show x,y in interface ?

[chiem]

No offense but there's no context what frameworks your code is using and what the addon itself does. API documentation would be helpful if you really want a community effort in this.

[Kwapuzzi]

WoW Addons are always in Lua, everything is well documented here:

Category:World of Warcraft API | WoWWiki | FANDOM powered by Wikia

There rest are some pure java ideas, no more. I dont think there will be an API documentation for snippets in here. This is mostly for the few people coding in their own. The idea is always the same, if you write it in c#, .net or java. If you need help on anything, just let me know and i will try my best to explain.

[chiem]

Let's set up a github repo for this? That way we can make active contributions to it and actually have more context with the packages and code.

c.getCords() doesn't really tell us much. We'd need to know if there's an underlying addon being utilized, or if there's some sort of memory reading going on here.

[stonebent]

how to getcords in java ? need some wow plugin to show x,y in interface ?

You get the coordinates by showing them in the game through the API.

posX, posY = GetPlayerMapPosition("player")

And then you show the coordinates as colored boxes instead of numbers. (Or you can use OCR)

Once that's done, you read the pixel color and determine the numbers out of that.

[someorother]

How are you handling turning? Im finding using my script to push down turn key and checking if the character has turned enough to be not be accurate enough. Also calculating the time to have the key pressed is not that much more accurate. Havent looked into using the mouse to turn yet.

Im using python if it makes any difference.

[stonebent]

How are you handling turning? Im finding using my script to push down turn key and checking if the character has turned enough to be not be accurate enough. Also calculating the time to have the key pressed is not that much more accurate. Havent looked into using the mouse to turn yet.

Im using python if it makes any difference.

I'm currently using the mouse to turn, finding it much more responsive and fast.

[Kwapuzzi]

180 Degree is exactly one second of pressing A or D you can simply calculate and write a function. for example

Java
deg is turning degree, r is java robot

    public void rotateRightExact(int deg) {
        float secs =(float) 1 / 180;
        r.keyPress(KeyEvent.VK_D);
        r.delay((int) ((int) ((secs*deg)*1000)));
        r.keyRelease(KeyEvent.VK_D);
    }

[Kwapuzzi]

I'm currently using the mouse to turn, finding it much more responsive and fast.

I have also thought about just using the mouse, the problems is the turning speed was not controllable. if you move too fast you are spinning like a rollercoaster =)

Maybe you can show us your solution.

[Cashless]

Atm I have a lot of waypoints for my pathfinding. The bot is running with WASD. Go to a point -> rotate with AD and go to the next point with W.
That looks just like a robot.
Thought about interpolate the points and turning while running. But I have no clue how to deal with that