Simple Follow Plugin?

[DonBerger]

Hey,

I need an Follow plugin for k-relay. I saw it in the past. its a small version of multibox but... multiboxers are to expensive, it dont need to autobuff or something like it just a simple follow script

[A_Random_Idiot]

Hey,

I need an Follow plugin for k-relay. I saw it in the past. its a small version of multibox but... multiboxers are to expensive, it dont need to autobuff or something like it just a simple follow script

multibox is free

google for crack

[DonBerger]

Its not free i already googled.... but i dont want infected...
I just found Kronkboxer V0.2 but... its dont follow its just share the typed keys on the other windows.

edit: it was released by krazyshank himself

[A_Random_Idiot]

Its not free i already googled.... but i dont want infected...
I just found Kronkboxer V0.2 but... its dont follow its just share the typed keys on the other windows.

edit: it was released by krazyshank himself

there is a cracked just gotta look harder

[DonBerger]

i dont mean kamazutra... or how its called
and i dont ask for crack i ask for follow script :P but....
edit: A_Random_Idiot can we ask about it in skype? whats your skypename?

[A_Random_Idiot]

i dont mean kamazutra... or how its called
and i dont ask for crack i ask for follow script :P but....
edit: A_Random_Idiot can we ask about it in skype? whats your skypename?

kmasu is kronk cracked(no tlatest version tho)

thats what i was talking about

[DonBerger]

yeah does it work? i tryed it but my antivirus flagged it

[DonBerger]

I ask me why people dont multibox when its so easy :P

[New]

kmasu is kronk cracked(no tlatest version tho)

thats what i was talking about

Don't talk about cracks for copyrighted shit here.

[pixelzerg]

Don't talk about cracks for copyrighted shit here.

If you want to make a client follow another client, your best bet is to modify the ROTMG client such that you can make the client move by sending specific packets to the client. A common way of doing this is by modifying the client such that if an AOE packet is received with an effect of (some number which will never be sent by the ROTMG server), the client will internally simulate key-presses until the player's X and Y coordinates are equal to the duration and radius variables of the AOE packet (and also, don't send an AOEACK). (AOE is used because the 'radius' and 'duration' variables are of type 'number' and not 'int')

Second option, you could externally simulate keypresses on the client through means such as using the WinApi (not very elegant)

Third Option, you could try sending GOTO packets. Goto packets should be sent to the client (like client.SendToClient) and remember to block the GOTOACK packets with which the client responds from getting to the ROTMG server - to prevent insta d/c.

Fourth option, you could try sending MOVE packets... good luck with that
NB: On 'clientless' clients, sending MOVE packets seem to work fine.

[New]

If you want to make a client follow another client, your best bet is to modify the ROTMG client such that you can make the client move by sending specific packets to the client. A common way of doing this is by modifying the client such that if an AOE packet is received with an effect of (some number which will never be sent by the ROTMG server), the client will internally simulate key-presses until the player's X and Y coordinates are equal to the duration and radius variables of the AOE packet (and also, don't send an AOEACK). (AOE is used because the 'radius' and 'duration' variables are of type 'number' and not 'int')

Second option, you could externally simulate keypresses on the client through means such as using the WinApi (not very elegant)

Third Option, you could try sending GOTO packets. Goto packets should be sent to the client (like client.SendToClient) and remember to block the GOTOACK packets with which the client responds from getting to the ROTMG server - to prevent insta d/c.

Fourth option, you could try sending MOVE packets... good luck with that
NB: On 'clientless' clients, sending MOVE packets seem to work fine.

Alright but why did you quote me :s

(and btw i've done the second one, but it can be very consuming on cpu)

[pixelzerg]

Alright but why did you quote me :s

(and btw i've done the second one, but it can be very consuming on cpu)

Oh whoops I haven't been on MPGH on ages so I accidentally quoted you. Heck, I haven't been on a computer for ages :<