Vindictus Consolite Bot Information & Personal Key Binds

The referenced page here for the bot:

http://www.mpgh.net/forum/267-vindic...-1-49-bot.html

Okay, as you all know, l2noobs' bot hasn't been updated in awhile, but with the new additions in Consolite 1.49 (fuck yeah, bitches); we can all enjoy once again bending Nexon over for what they are worth. However, you're not here for a congratulatory introduction. You probably want some information about the bot from that page. Some of you have questions, others might be confused. Some even are probably like, "WTF, THEREZ A BOT?!" Well, to be honest, we should work these out in steps!

TL;DL/ADHD Version: We're gonna explain some shit about some shit.

First things first, we need to look at the initial code of the bot:

Code:

a_delayed 1 a_boat_no_intro "1"
a_delayed 3 a_boat_start
a_delayed 10 changelevel 2
a_delayed 15 changelevel 2
a_delayed 20 changelevel 2
a_delayed 25 changelevel 2
a_delayed 30 changelevel 2
a_delayed 33 cc_change_figure_height 500
a_delayed 35 scaleform_fade_in 0.1
a_delayed 37 a_nukeall
a_delayed 135 a_if a_var_is_quest_ranking_shown == "1" "a_boat_replay"
a_delayed 155 a_exec btt.txt

Basically, this is my version, near no different from the original. Just an improved design of the entire efficiency of how it runs to keep from server lag. So, working down in steps for each code, I will explain what they do.

1. This first parts keep shit from getting lengthy. Basically, it disables the boat start cutscene where your character is introduced, and cutesy wave and what not.
2. It starts the boat without pressing the button on-screen.
3-7. These will skip the maps inside the level. Usually you only skip 2-3 for the later, so 5 extra skips are there to ensure we aren't missing any.
8. This will start the boss.
9. This will make sure shit doesn't glitch super badly.
10. This kills all the shit.
11. This restarts the thing to emulate "restart mission/replay mission".
12. This will start the script all over again. Yes, this is what makes this bot loop.

Satisfied yet? Nah, you want to bind this in keys. Well, I have a set binds for you guys, which is a preset I've been using from the old version of Consolite 1.47 which apparently has legacy support. (Not really. Also, ignore this banter. Too late, you read it. Shame shame.)

Alright, in order to use this bot, like the other guide bot not as messy, I will upload a .zip for you guys with everything you need attached to get this bot to run. As of course, here is the credits to those who deserve it...

First off, ALL credits go to @Nico , @DanK , @dewdew , and everyone else that worked on the "Vindictus Project."

Every thing you find here except for my personal bindings text file is not made by me. Just in case some of you idiots out there thinking I am stealing. I am just making some of your lives easier.

Download the .zip file. Everything you need is in there. In a step by step process, I will run you through this like a god damn boss.
After downloading, you will find two things: A folder of all the a_cfg and the bindings text file.
Take the a_cfg and bring it into your vindictus en-US directory. For some of you slow kids out there, here is the path. Go to computer and then C: > Nexon > Vindictus > en-US. Drag that shit in there.
Now, with your injector of your choice, start Vindictus with Consolite. The shit is standard if you've hacked Vindictus, so why am I telling you this?
Okay, look inside the bindings text file. Copy that shit in console. Not hard. Oh, and if you're not sure when to do it, the console will tell you when it's ready for user input. But I am sure you knew that, right?
Next, go to the boat, and chose your mission. Most likely test the actual bot before you let it run over night, or some shit. Run it once, and if it works for that mission, then leave it on. If it doesn't, then turn off Vindictus or refer lower down to learn how to shut the bot off without closing vindictus. To start the bot, press "9" on your keypad.
You should be done, so go ahead and do what you need to do. You can browse the web, look at some of that yiff, or what ever you fancy. The bot can run minimized because it's through a console. Neat-o, huh?

The contents of my keybindings look like this if you were wondering:

Code:

bind "0" "a_var_is_quest_ranking_shown 0"
bind "7" "a_transform"
bind "Del" "a_nuke"
bind "Ins" "a_nukeall"


bind "HOME" "a_exec col.txt"
bind "END" "a_exec roc.txt"

bind "i" "a_exec spr.txt"
bind "o" "a_exec bmb.txt"
bind "k" "a_exec mnn.txt"
bind "8" "a_exec stk.txt"
bind "9" "a_exec jav.txt"
bind "q" "a_exec fil.txt"
bind "\" "a_exec dif.txt"

bind "PGUP" "a_exec mai.txt"
bind "PGDN" "a_exec shp.txt"

bind "KP_DOWNARROW" "a_exec spd.txt"
bind "KP_LEFTARROW" "a_exec sml.txt"
bind "KP_5" "a_exec nrm.txt"
bind "KP_RIGHTARROW" "a_exec big.txt"
bind "KP_INS" "a_exec skp.txt"

So, I should run down what keys to press to do what for some of you kids that can't read baby-code.

The KEYPAD "0" will do a level skip. Use this to skip levels to your leisure.
The number "7" above the QWERTY set is a_transform. This will make you go beastmode. (If it works.)
The "Delete" key basically bends the enemies over and they die in a firey explosion.
The "Insert" key basically does the same as the "Delete" key, except it continually kills all enemies with having to press "Delete" key a bunch of times.
"Home" and "End" are basically area transfers to Colhen and Rochest
"i", "o" and so on in the key bindings give you spears, bombs, minding bombs, javelines, spears, and the like.
"Page up" will bring up your mail.
"Page down" brings up the local drug store.
KEYPAD "2" is your speed increase key. If you love going fast, this will be the most used key.
Most importantly is the KEYPAD "9" key. This will initiate the bot.

If I didn't go over some of these keys, these are keys I never use. Tough luck, you're gonna actually have to try and press them yourself to find out what they do.

Believe it or not, there is a way to stop the bot without closing Vindictus. I like to call this method the "Pull out" (get it?). Anyway, go to your a_cfg folder and take out the .btt file before it does the last command so it stops the run. Once the console says that it can not locate "btt.txt", you are safe to put it back in the a_cfg folder.

Okay, with all that said, we have the actual bot covered, as well as the key bindings, how to install the bot... Now what else is there? Uploading? Yup. That's it. Enjoy.

I sound like an asshole. I'm a damn 19 year old teenager who's so cock sure of himself, so you guys need to comment on how much of an ass I sound down in the comments. I am just kidding about how I sound, I do it to add to the whole reading effect so you don't go "TL;DR". Trust me, you tend to read more when people convey emotion to tutorials or information. I'm actually a really nice person. <333 I love you all.

Hey guys, it's Chris, and this guide was made to simply newby's experience and their first time with hacking. At any point would you like me to add anything, or if you'd rather me change information, please be sure to write a reply and POLITELY asking me to do so. <333 I love you guys.

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consolite binds and bot.zip

Originally Posted by tdexploit

You made alot of text files that @gdrthuy's alias binding takes care of. Great work on the explanations though.

Yes, it was a compilation of stuff I gathered throughout the last few weeks of the "Try hard mode" Nexon had going on. ;P.

Originally Posted by bmwboi765

As @tdexploit explained, it's much more efficient using "alias". And you're a tad wrong on a couple things with the bot part of it.

1. Used to bypass leadership boards, so none of your information is recorded. That way, other people can't see that it took you less than 2 minutes to complete a run.
8. Doesn't really "start the boss". It just makes you so big that you cover a large area of the map, simulating that you walked up to specific point that triggers cutscenes and boss spawns.
9. Sometimes when you make yourself very big, it makes the screen to go black. This just makes the screen go not-black. One note is that it doesn't work for everyone, but it will for most (I believe...)
11. What that line says is "if battle cleared screen (which is where the replay is) is TRUE, then replay the battle." It's a simple detection tool. What the "1" means is TRUE, for a little clarification.
12. That's how you make an infinite loop, however, I found out a way to make it run a certain number of times, thanks to dewdew. That is found on my thread though.

Just a couple things to point out

Yes, I know what they truly means, but none of this matters to people who just want to use the bot. The entire idea was to give them an idea of what the heck is going on with the script. I dulled down the complicated stuff.

Originally Posted by wolb

Not trying to diss your effort, but this looks like a repost from other all the other threads, including some outdated ones.

There is no need for disingenuous asserations. I know very well you are dissing my effort. You don't understand that idea of this TUTORIAL/INFORMATIONAL GUIDE that you clearly misidentified before you posted this.

Originally Posted by ddabong

If I have my own binds and I want to use them let's say one of the bind is
bind "*" "ohk", how do I put set of binds that I want so that it can execute all at once?
I have trouble following :\ sorry. I just don't get how a_exec spr.txt stuff.. I have the binds and everything I want.. but the abbreivation is kinda confusing me. Can it be anything?

Okay, let me break this down in order as you wrote this.

1. You are asking me how to make your own binds. Very simple. To bind something... take for example the alphabet on your keyboard. a-z. 0-9 on on the number line. (NOT THE KEYPAD). These are all normal letters, so a binding would look something like this:

bind "i" "the code that you'd put in console."

bind = the code you need to tell the console you are binding the following.
"i" = the key on the keyboard you wish to bind something to.
"the code..." = the code you want to execute after press the key.

If you're not totally incompetant, which I am sure you are not, then I assume that you can put some basic logic to understanding code. You can replace "i" with anything. Like... "a" or "c" or "e" or "h" or "."

There is but one exception, and that is the KEYPAD, which has a different type of input, which an keypad bind looks similar to:
bind "KP_DOWNARROW" "a_exec spd.txt"

2. Now after that you're referring to a_exec spr.txt stuff. Well, let me just say that this was one fucking good question. I never thought so much as two thoughts to this. Well, since you asked, you shall recieve.

Consolite has a feature called "a_exec" which in terms basically tells the console to execute the following text file after it. For example, if you have bind "KP_DOWNARROW" "a_exec spd.txt", then you are telling the console after you press KP_DOWNARROW to execute the text file spd.txt.

This probably is something you knew... or not. Well, now the idea is what is the file "spd.txt"? Well, it is just the name of the file. spd.txt is just a name. Remember that. It is just the NAME of the FILE that is being EXECUTED. I can't stress that enough. Just a name. Remember those files you downloaded with all those binds and shit with it? Yeah, those? Well, look in your a_cfg folder that you put in. These are where you'll find spr.txt or spd.txt.

spr and spd.txt files are acronyms. They are names. Just names. Short and sweet NAMES. -Slams head in desk.- Got in your head? They can be named anything, like speed or spear. Which is what they do. spd.txt is acronym for speed.txt.

So, if you want to make a file called porno.txt, and want to execute that in console with a bind, it'll look like:

bind "KP_DOWNARROW" "a_exec porno.txt"

Understanding the system yet?

Now that I told you that, here is the last part. The part you've been waiting for. How to execute multiple commands. There are multiple methods to do this. This is my method.

Open up a new notepad document.

Write the commands you want to use in it. Press enter after each command. OHK and GOD should be on seperate lines. Then click save-as and name it what you want to name it. For example, you name it "hacksforracks". Take this text document and put it in your a_cfg folder. Now you want to bind it the "[" key. Simple.

type in console: bind "[" (or what ever key you want) "a_exec hacksforracks.txt"

Enjoy.

Vindictus Consolite Bot Information & Personal Key Binds

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