Bot Running And Going AFK

[DarkLinux]

Hello,
Sorry if this is a repost or if its a noob question. Could not find anything in the search engine. When my bot runs it goes afk. It moves with CTM, it jumps, attacks and so on. When it jumps in afk I get the message, "You are no longer afk" and a split second later i get the message, "You are afk". And then it loges me out of the game after some time later. Should I write something to memory to disable afk, or is it something more simple. Its probably a simple problem and I know I will get ridiculed for it. Can I do it with a simple API? Like UnitIsAFK("unit") World of Warcraft API - WoWWiki - Your guide to the World of Warcraft

Thanks for the help and time!

[Apoc]

Periodically update LastHardwareAction with the current timestamp.

[DarkLinux]

So its as simple as read the TimeStamp (0x00B1D61 and write it to the LastHardwareAction (0x00B499A4)?

[eLaps]

As Apoc just told you, yes. Why don't you try?

[DarkLinux]

Well I am at work so I cant really try. I try to use all the time I get, even when I am on brake. Thanks for the confirmation! +Rep

Will +Rep in 24h, used it all on my last post! Thanks!

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Will it matter how periodic I update the LastHardwareAction with the current timestamp? I do not want to do it to often.

[Apoc]

I typically update it whenever I do something that would actually reset it in game.

Clicking, 'moving', casting a spell, jumping, facing, etc.

[DarkLinux]

That sounds more practical, I was going to set it on a timer but I started to think that warden might take that into account.

[Seifer]

I just put it in my CTM method:

private static void CGPlayer_C__ClickToMove(Offsets.ClickToMoveType clickToMoveType, ulong guid, Point clickPos, float precision)
        {
            ObjectManager.ResetAfk();

Works like a charm.

[DarkLinux]

Nice, looks more clean that way. I will do the same.

[~Unknown~]

I just put it in my CTM method:

private static void CGPlayer_C__ClickToMove(Offsets.ClickToMoveType clickToMoveType, ulong guid, Point clickPos, float precision)
        {
            ObjectManager.ResetAfk();

Works like a charm.

Darn...No ObjectManager.ResetAfk() in BlackRain....hehe

[DarkLinux]

It is really easy to add into BlackRain

[Seifer]

Darn...No ObjectManager.ResetAfk() in BlackRain....hehe

No CTM in there, either.

[DarkLinux]

Small problem, I am reading the TimeStamp and then Writing it to the LastHardwareAction. The problem is that its just speeding up the afk process. It instantly starts logging me out. Any idea why this would happen? What is an average value for a TimeStamp, just so I can compare. I think I am reading the value as the wrong type.

[Robske]

Small problem, I am reading the TimeStamp and then Writing it to the LastHardwareAction. The problem is that its just speeding up the afk process. It instantly starts logging me out. Any idea why this would happen? What is an average value for a TimeStamp, just so I can compare. I think I am reading the value as the wrong type.

For **** sake, tried READING from LastHardwareAction to understand which precision is used? You're probably a factor 1000 off.

[DarkLinux]

What? I am reading the TimeStamp and writing that value to the LastHardwareAction. I am not read the LastHardwareAction. So I should be reading LastHardwareAction? Why? I dont understand?