cleanCore

[caytchen]

A C# WoW framework. Its not really 'clean', but its better than what it replaced.
Features include your typical ObjectManager and object access, CTM, Traceline, Events, LUA script, some (untested) AuctionHouse stuff and a teleporter. Also included is a neat little test application to teleport around that hooks into CTM and will teleport instead of walking to your clicked location.
The teleport internals come from bobbysings stuff, it also uses the Marshal-wrapper library WhiteMagic from Apoc.

I didn't have much time to extensively test it; it does come with patterns, so you won't have to update offsets for as long as they keep working.

Not included is an injector and some extra libraries to host the CLR and execute assemblies, but you can find all the necessary information by searching in this very forum. (hint: Apocs domain manager and CLR hosting)

For everything else, see https://github.com/caytchen/cleanCore/
If you wish to make changes, fork the repository on github and send pull requests as needed.

[Viano]

Thanks for that, this is pretty much everything one needs for an injected bot (maybe except for navigation), +rep. I love the patterns for enumVisibleObjects and so on.

[racoon1993]

im to stupid to work with it...
i even dont know how to make it works in my projects...
cleancore.objectmanager.initialize();//error
cleancore.offsetes.initialize();//error

i cant understand how to make it works

[Scorpiona]

im to stupid to work with it...
i even dont know how to make it works in my projects...
i cant understand how to make it works

Then why make a post about it?

This forum has all the information you need to understand how to use this.

[outcast]

Nice work, although i cannot seem to find a single method that's commented xD + rep

[net7]

Hey, just a quick question, but a little background info first. I've been working with out of process botting. I have a quite functional gather/combat/travel/etc bot which is pretty safe at the moment. I've not been in the WoW scene too long my self, but I do have few years experience in creating bots for various other games.

Anyhow -If I were to inject the library using conventional methods, would that perhaps set off any warden flags, especially with all the detours/hooks going on.

Thank you in advance!

[adaephon]

Had a quick look over and this looks awesome, a lot of good work. Forked it to have a play around with. Cheers

[Bananenbrot]

Only a minor issue: You should consider to use IntPtr entirely in your Pattern code instead of messing with uints/longs. IntPtr has an overloaded + operator since .net 4.0.

[Jadd]

Very very nice work! +Rep

[Megamike55]

Great work!
Keep it up +rep

[thebluefish]

Hey, just a quick question, but a little background info first. I've been working with out of process botting. I have a quite functional gather/combat/travel/etc bot which is pretty safe at the moment. I've not been in the WoW scene too long my self, but I do have few years experience in creating bots for various other games.

Anyhow -If I were to inject the library using conventional methods, would that perhaps set off any warden flags, especially with all the detours/hooks going on.

Thank you in advance!

I've injected smaller programs into WoW before (mainly a small multi-hack and a bot that I was playing around with), and they never set off Warden, so I would imagine it's safe.

[net7]

I've injected smaller programs into WoW before (mainly a small multi-hack and a bot that I was playing around with), and they never set off Warden, so I would imagine it's safe.

Thank you. I've been using the library for the past 2 days now, working on it. It's working very nice.

[ddebug]

caytchen,

1 word: amazing.

[galpha]

Very nice library. I think it's a much cleaner way to handle Lua calls with the loadbuffer + luapcall then with the callback way. Also, one small critic is that all you patterns are in code. The downside is that if your patterns are not good anymore, you have to change them and it requires a recompilation of the project. I prefer using a XML file. Good job!

[Threk]

Problem solved