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[lanman92]

Just a little something I've been working on the past few days.

class LeafTester1 : public BeTree::Leaf
{
private:
public:
    LeafTester1() { };


    virtual void Run()
    {
        std::cout << "LeafTester1   " << 1 << "\n";
        yield(BeTree::RUNNING);
        std::cout << "LeafTester1   " << 2 << "\n";
        yield(BeTree::FAILURE);
    };
};


class LeafTester2 : public BeTree::Leaf
{
private:
public:
    LeafTester2() { };


    virtual void Run()
    {
        std::cout << "LeafTester2   " << 1 << "\n";
        yield(BeTree::RUNNING);
        std::cout << "LeafTester2   " << 2 << "\n";
        yield(BeTree::SUCCESS);
    };
};

int main(int argc, char* argv[])
{
    try
    {
        using namespace BeTree;
        std::auto_ptr<Parallel> par(new Parallel(2));
        LeafTester1* lt1 = new LeafTester1();
        LeafTester2* lt2 = new LeafTester2();


        par->AddChild(lt1);
        par->AddChild(lt2);


        while(true)
        {
            std::cout << "Pulsing...\n";
            auto ret = par->Execute();
            if(ret == SUCCESS || ret == FAILURE)
                break;
        }
    } catch(const boost::exception& ex)
    {
        std::cout << boost::diagnostic_information_what(ex) << "\n";
    }


    std::cin.clear();
    std::cin.get();


    return 0;
}

Output:

D:\Projects\Common Libs\BeTree>TreeEx.exe
Pulsing...
LeafTester1   1
LeafTester2   1
Pulsing...
LeafTester1   2


D:\Projects\Common Libs\BeTree>

Uses Fiber API internally to implement coroutines in the leaf nodes. Sequences, Selectors, Parallels are "hard-wired" to work(FSM-like).

Feel free to criticize. This is my first real C++ project, and it was quite an undertaking. Simple a PoC at this point.

[xulture]

[JuJuBoSc]

Is it me or jump is also affected ?

[Amrok]

nice! you dont send sprint moveflags but feign a sprint clientside i guess?

[sitnspinlock]

another superb quality video here

spawning dynamic objects.. at the moment I am recycling the same object over and over (why former object will disappear). when I get more time Ill create an object pool so you can spawn as many objects as you please

[Traxex84]

@Everdox. That looks amazing

[QKdefus]

frapsed a bit while i was bored

[Thongs]

frapsed a bit while i was bored

Very impressive pathing + jumping logic at 0:47

[namreeb]

Agreed.....

[QKdefus]

thank you

[rolingo]

Recording with my phone camera while running my java color bot on two machines. In front macbook pro 13" with OSX and behinde it's a "regular" PC with windows 7.

[namreeb]

Vanilla wow gatherbot:



This is sort of a bad video because the bot is always dying, so here is a screen shot proving that it can actually gather things successfully:



Features:

• Teleports for all travel at high speed
• Select from a list before beginning which nodes you wish to gather
• Queries object spawn locations from database
• Uses travelling salesman to dynamically compute travel path
• Hovers in the air to avoid mob aggro (sometimes)
• Hovers just below the world to avoid player detection
• Skips nodes where there are both players and mobs

Things I want to add:

• Increase interaction distance from 5 yards to 5 yards + node bounding radius + player bounding radius. This should avoid more mob deaths.
• Add a list of banned mobs which the bot has died from. This will let it skip nodes surrounded by mobs it knows can kill it, making it more efficient.

[namreeb]

So I was curious how effective it would be to gain XP solely by exploration, so I combined my parser, TSP code and teleport code to teleport to every sub-zone in every continent, racking up exploration XP.

Screen shot of the subareas of Kalimdor:



Screen shot of path around Azeroth:



The path is not ideal. I'm sure it would get better if I played around with the TSP parameters a bit. But hey, it works!

[miceiken]

Haha, awesome, so how much XP did you get?

[Jadd]

Haha, awesome, so how much XP did you get?

180 experience per area I'd say.