Safer bot guide compile your scripts..

[freakyflow]

This is a small easy guide on how to compile your scripts into a standalone exe file, most people I know boting don't do this and all use the same scripts, this makes it all the more easier for bliz to ban wave you. Yes I know a lot mmo'ers already know this.

• What?

This works best for scripts that use programs such as autoit or autohotkey, for this example Im using flo bot (autoit).

• Why?

If 1 zillion people are all using the same bot script ( say av defense lols) it quite easy for bliz to scan, when they have the proper evidence its whammy ban wave since you all have same checksums.

• The how

This is really easy to do since most script engines come with native compilers but first we need do change some data so the file isnt the same size.

Take your bot script ( for flo this is flo.au3) and open it in a text editor ( notepad) and add in some dummy or garbage code.

grabage code is not run its just adds to the size so for flo.au3 we add something like a bunch useless global variables

Global $dollarbill = bilion
Global $whatever = 10000000000000000000000000888
Global $donothing= mmowned
Global $myownpersonlabot = cuted
Global $dollarbill = bilions
Global $whatever = 10000000000000000000000000777
Global $donothing= mmownedduuu
Global $myownpersonlabot = cut
Global $dollarbill = billllionu
Global $whatever = 10000000000000000000666000000
Global $donothing= mmooouuoownedu
Global $myownpersonlabot = cuuuuute
Global $dollarbill = bu000000000000000000uu
Global $dollarbill = bilionsu
Global $whatever = 10000000000000000000

add a bunch of whatever stuff like that that does nothing really.

save the file.

Now run the compiler, for autoit its called "script to exe converter" it comes with the autoit full download. Point to your script and save it as something computery like crss2.exe ( dont name it something stupid like mybot.exe).

Your done, now you can run the exe file from any comp and best of all your checksum wont be the same as everones elses.

[dalgreens]

Commented code is compiled you ****ing retard.

[Obama]

whats wrong with the person above me.

[Apoc]

Comments within code is skipped by the compiler. (Autoits script to exe in this case)

It has no effect whatsoever.

[Etherea]

Great idea, and everyone should be doing this when the source is available. And if the source is not available, you should think twice before running it on your PC. And as stated, comments is the one thing you could do that code that won't change the compiled executable. What you want to do instead is move functions around, add dummy functions, dummy variables, etc.

[freakyflow]

ya your right duh, I wasnt thinking, Ill edit it, Though if the comments are in the string I think they are stil compiled.

[KingYoshi9]

Question. If comments don't get compiled, then why is it when I decompile a autoit (exe) file, the comments that my friend put in it (from his computer) are still there?

[acidtripp]

Though if the comments are in the string I think they are stil compiled.

even if comments are in "the string", they are'nt compiled. all comments are ignored when the program is compiled otherwise u wouldn't be able to run the program without a fat ERROR msgbox.

pretty good idea though

[freakyflow]

lol "the string" nice . I meant a string, anyhow I read that on autoit forum from one of the syntax gurus.

[Keithh]

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