How to make a simple script in trove
How to make a simple script in trove
Does anyone know a software or simple app which can make simple movements that are just looped over and over? I'd like to know how people manage to make st bots. But right now I want a low standard where it can just read and detect invites and accept them if I receive it. I have no idea how to read game data such as join requests and respond by clicking accept. I can pay in flux or steam voucher for specifics, otherwise a generic programme would be nice
Originally Posted by bobdylanfrank
Does anyone know a software or simple app which can make simple movements that are just looped over and over? I'd like to know how people manage to make st bots. But right now I want a low standard where it can just read and detect invites and accept them if I receive it. I have no idea how to read game data such as join requests and respond by clicking accept. I can pay in flux or steam voucher for specifics, otherwise a generic programme would be nice
You need to find instructions that creates this window and there you’ll understand everything.
You need knowledge of ASM, C++ as well as good logic and patience. If C ++ is difficult for you, you can leave everything to CE, but then you will need knowledge of ASM and if you simplify the process, then knowledge of LUA and the capabilities of LUA in CE. And yes, you should also know how the programs are arranged, it helps a lot in breaking, and a lot of time for training. After about 3 months or a year (depending on you), you will be able to make bots, not the best, but already some
Or make a bot that will work on the picture.
Knowledge of any language that is capable of such and logic, patience etc.
Well, or steal someone else's code, and be a script kiddie.
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Originally Posted by Kurama<3
Actually spent a few weeks on c programming and a short time on c++ so I can follow c++ fairly well. However, I never understood how to read a game data, and use that as input for a script. Nice to know my basic knowledge of c could be used. Could you show me a specific example of bit of code where you can identify an object in trove?
Originally Posted by Kurama<3
or take the lazy method of using ahk and image/pixel searching 
Originally Posted by bobdylanfrank
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Actually spent a few weeks on c programming and a short time on c++ so I can follow c++ fairly well. However, I never understood how to read a game data, and use that as input for a script. Nice to know my basic knowledge of c could be used. Could you show me a specific example of bit of code where you can identify an object in trove?
Actually spent a few weeks on c programming and a short time on c++ so I can follow c++ fairly well. However, I never understood how to read a game data, and use that as input for a script. Nice to know my basic knowledge of c could be used. Could you show me a specific example of bit of code where you can identify an object in trove?
https://www.autohotkey.com/docs/comm...ixelSearch.htm
or take the lazy method of using ahk and image/pixel searching
Originally Posted by bobdylanfrank
Does anyone know a software or simple app which can make simple movements that are just looped over and over? I'd like to know how people manage to make st bots. But right now I want a low standard where it can just read and detect invites and accept them if I receive it. I have no idea how to read game data such as join requests and respond by clicking accept. I can pay in flux or steam voucher for specifics, otherwise a generic programme would be nice
I'd like to know how people manage to make st bots. But right now I want a low standard where it can just read and detect invites and accept them if I receive it
Most of the time they are reading screen/pixels using opencv/GetPixel winapi and acting accordingly.
Best solution in terms of speed/reliability is to either read memory to determine your hp/location/angle or just hook/call functions that are responsible for processing information you require.
As far as i can tell Tisako is mostly referring for the last option, but i would recommend you to get at least basic knowledge with something like cheat engine,python and opencv so you can find/read most of the stuff from memory and fallback to image recognition in case you have no idea how to obtain information from memory.
Originally Posted by 3JIOU_KOTE
Simplest of them is just a set of recorded mouse/keyboard movements/presses.
Most of the time they are reading screen/pixels using opencv/GetPixel winapi and acting accordingly.
Best solution in terms of speed/reliability is to either read memory to determine your hp/location/angle or just hook/call functions that are responsible for processing information you require.
As far as i can tell Tisako is mostly referring for the last option, but i would recommend you to get at least basic knowledge with something like cheat engine,python and opencv so you can find/read most of the stuff from memory and fallback to image recognition in case you have no idea how to obtain information from memory.
Most of the time they are reading screen/pixels using opencv/GetPixel winapi and acting accordingly.
Best solution in terms of speed/reliability is to either read memory to determine your hp/location/angle or just hook/call functions that are responsible for processing information you require.
As far as i can tell Tisako is mostly referring for the last option, but i would recommend you to get at least basic knowledge with something like cheat engine,python and opencv so you can find/read most of the stuff from memory and fallback to image recognition in case you have no idea how to obtain information from memory.
Originally Posted by phj280600
Hey, I'm looking to expand my knowledge beyond just finding basic pointers with CE and reading them with AHK. Would you perhaps be so kind as to point me to some good resources to learn?
1)Get information that you want to process(read memory/screen/pixels)
2)Process it
3)Provide information to user if necessary
You can use any programing language as long as you understand how to use operational system api to get desired information.
There is no complete "zero to hero" tutorials out there, since there are millions of games for different operational systems with different game/rendering engines.
All you can do is to learn basics of some programing language, learn how to find information you are interested in and learn how to process/modify it.
If you want tutorials/source code to peek at - google and youtube provide more than enough info if you type something like "C/ASM/Python/AutoHotKey ESP/Aimbot/Wallhack/Triggerbot/Speedhack/Cheat"
