[Release] BabBot

[Rowro]

i tried on MaNGOS core 3.0.9 private server

thats your problem right there

[DarkMassacre]

yea it doesnt work just says cannot run aborted which no offence is the same thing harmful programs have done when my brother use my last computer -_- and it wont let me delete its temporary files..

[tanis2000]

The latest release is for 3.1.2 which mean that it does not work for 3.1.3 live or any older private server. The SVN version works with 3.1.3 but you need some programming knowledge in order to get it running as there's some requirements that have to be met otherwise it won't even start.

If I were you I'd wait for the next public release before anything else.

[clutterskull]

It will be worth the wait. Tanis has been slaving away.

[Rocker]

I'll be testing this probably today

I will post when I do

Edit: Tested, had some errors submitted a ticket

[Tho-kun]

Hey!
Can someone tell me how to compile this stuff? I used svn before, downloaded the files, but how can i compile it?
Do i need Visual C++ for it?

[nicktheone]

a little buggy but usefule. thx.

[Viano]

Hey!
Can someone tell me how to compile this stuff? I used svn before, downloaded the files, but how can i compile it?
Do i need Visual C++ for it?

Would you please **** off and don't spam this thread? These stupid ****ers make me sick just posting crap all day.

The idea of open source is great but you should not give this away compiled, just keep this as reference for people who are able to code their own bot. With contributors like Cypher, Kynox or Shynd this could become Warden safe and would be a dream.

Currently I am writing s.th. simple (walk, target, kill, loot) for me and I've stolen so much code from you ... that is not even funny.

Hower functions like selectUnit look dangerous to me. Could anyone of the gurus in here state if the following is detectable or safe?

            SuspendMainWowThread();

            uint codecave = wow.AllocateMemory();
            uint VMT = wow.ReadUInt(objAddress);
            uint result = 0;

            wow.Asm.Clear();
            AsmUpdateCurMgr();
            wow.Asm.AddLine("mov ecx, {0}", objAddress);
            wow.Asm.AddLine("call {0}", wow.ReadUInt(VMT + method));

            AsmSendResumeMessage();
            wow.Asm.AddLine("retn");

            try
            {
                result = wow.Asm.InjectAndExecute(codecave);
                
            }
            catch (Exception e)
            {
                ResumeMainWowThread();
                throw e;
            }
            finally
            {
                wow.FreeMemory(codecave);
            }
            return result;
        }

I am currently using this for selecting unit and interact.

[Rocker]

Vi, your kinda spamming this thread was dead (Now i'm spamming dammit)

[Viano]

Vi, your kinda spamming this thread was dead (Now i'm spamming dammit)

How asking whether injecting code caves into wow is dangerous is spamming?

[Zaphry]

If you bring months old thread back up it is considered as spamming >_>

[Omaster]

The project isnt dead, therefor the thread cant be dead.

[~OddBall~]

If you bring months old thread back up it is considered as spamming >_>

no, it's called necroing and as stated above, the project is still alive and kicking and therefore his post wasn't spam nor did he necro the thread.

[Zaphry]

no, it's called necroing and as stated above, the project is still alive and kicking and therefore his post wasn't spam nor did he necro the thread.

Well actually I never readed the OP so didn't know about it ;D
I just readed the last few pages and made my conclusion of those.