Flash game bot - communication control

[makciek]

Hello
I want to make simple online flash game bot, it only need to read some data that is public for all players in game and provide me it within my app, so I won't have to be online in game whole time. I think that best way to achieve it would be through making client-simulator app for that game. My problem is that I don't have experience with web programing/flash/sniffing and I don't know how to start a session and maintain it, so my 'bot' would work properly. Can someone with more experience on those topics give me some links/advice how to make it?
It doesn't have to control and read all options, I need only few actions to make and maintain session, which as I saw with wireshark doesn't require so much requests to server.
I'd be gratefull for any advice as I don't know much about web protocols.

I'm new here, so sorry if I did title the topic wrongly or sth.

[NastyAttraction]

I dont think C# Is going to be the way to go about this man, I could be just str8 up stupid but I would go with Oracle for that... If its an online game, (I'm assuming your talking about an agario type game) then you would want to shoot for a browser ext, a client simulator would take up way to much CPU storage especially if you were running like 5-10 of them.

[ToxLP]

You can do it in C#

Go ahead and link the game

If the game uses encrypted packet that will be hard to decrypt for new comers....

Anyway for C# you will need to open up a TCP Client connection set the ip and port to the game connection capture packets send them and receive the result check it send the packet you need

To get the session depends on how game works might be set on game login you will need to capture that if the game sends it via http or socket.

[Dab]

You can either, A) Send packets of data to the game sort of like how LeBot works however its in FLASH or B) Invoke the mouse to perform botting, this method can be even more elaborated on by having Pixel detection.

I've already created a Flash bot of that sort for EpicDuel in the Battleon section, you can get the source here - https://******.com/DetreRaison/GamePlayerBot

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Also it's in Visual Basic with Option Explicit turned off.

[maestro1994]

You can either, A) Send packets of data to the game sort of like how LeBot works however its in FLASH or B) Invoke the mouse to perform botting, this method can be even more elaborated on by having Pixel detection.

I've already created a Flash bot of that sort for EpicDuel in the Battleon section, you can get the source here - https://******.com/DetreRaison/GamePlayerBot

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Also it's in Visual Basic with Option Explicit turned off.

This is a spaghetti code.


A plate of spaghetti is inextricably intertwined, hence it takes the name of spaghetti code.

[Dab]

This is a spaghetti code.


A plate of spaghetti is inextricably intertwined, hence it takes the name of spaghetti code.

You don't know how to program, the code is organized.

[maestro1994]

You don't know how to program, the code is organized.

Do I need to list the trash on your code?

[Dab]

Do I need to list the trash on your code?

Sure go ahead, I'd love to see you determine what is trash.

[maestro1994]

Sure go ahead, I'd love to see you determine what is trash.

Sub RunCodeWith(ByRef Lines As String(), ByVal isChecked As Boolean)
        If Lines.Count > 0 And isRunning Then
            For Each strLine As String In Lines
                arr = {}
                arr = strLine.Split(Space)
                Select Case arr(Zero)
                    Case PixLeftClick
                        Dim a As New Drawing.Bitmap(1, 1)
                        a.SetPixel(0, 0, ColorTranslator.FromHtml("#" & arr(Five)))
                        PictureBox2.BackColor = a.GetPixel(0, 0)
                        a.Dispose()
                        Try : If isChecked Then
                                Select RND.Next(Zero, Five)
                                    Case Zero : Windows.Forms.Cursor.Position = New Point(arr(One) + One, arr(Two)) : Case One : Windows.Forms.Cursor.Position = New Point(arr(One) - One, arr(Two)) : Case Two : Windows.Forms.Cursor.Position = New Point(arr(One), arr(Two) + One) : Case Three : Windows.Forms.Cursor.Position = New Point(arr(One), arr(Two) - One) : Case Four : Windows.Forms.Cursor.Position = New Point(arr(One), arr(Two))
                                End Select
                            Else : Windows.Forms.Cursor.Position = New Point(arr(One), arr(Two)) : End If
                            Dim a2 As New Drawing.Bitmap(1, 1) : Dim b2 As System.Drawing.Graphics = System.Drawing.Graphics.FromImage(a2)
                            Delay(RND.Next(Zero, arr(Three))) : mouse_event(ABSOLUTE, arr(One), arr(Two), 0, 0)
                            Application.DoEvents()
                            b2.CopyFromScreen(New Drawing.Point(arr(Six), arr(Seven)), New Drawing.Point(0, 0), a2.Size)
                            PictureBox1.BackColor = a2.GetPixel(0, 0)
                            If PictureBox1.BackColor = PictureBox2.BackColor Then
                                mouse_event(LEFTDOWN + LEFTUP, Zero, Zero, Zero, One) : Delay(arr(Four))
                            Else
                                Delay(arr(Three)) : Delay(arr(Four))
                            End If
                            b2.Dispose() : a2.Dispose()
                            PictureBox1.Dispose()
                            PictureBox2.Dispose()
                        Catch ex As Exception : End Try
                    Case PixRightClick
                        Dim a As New Drawing.Bitmap(1, 1)
                        a.SetPixel(0, 0, ColorTranslator.FromHtml("#" & arr(Five)))
                        PictureBox2.BackColor = a.GetPixel(0, 0)
                        a.Dispose()
                        Try : If isChecked Then
                                Select Case RND.Next(Zero, Five)
                                    Case Zero : Windows.Forms.Cursor.Position = New Point(arr(One) + One, arr(Two)) : Case One : Windows.Forms.Cursor.Position = New Point(arr(One) - One, arr(Two)) : Case Two : Windows.Forms.Cursor.Position = New Point(arr(One), arr(Two) + One) : Case Three : Windows.Forms.Cursor.Position = New Point(arr(One), arr(Two) - One) : Case Four : Windows.Forms.Cursor.Position = New Point(arr(One), arr(Two))
                                End Select
                            Else : Windows.Forms.Cursor.Position = New Point(arr(One), arr(Two)) : End If
                            Dim a2 As New Drawing.Bitmap(1, 1) : Dim b2 As System.Drawing.Graphics = System.Drawing.Graphics.FromImage(a2)
                            Delay(RND.Next(Zero, arr(Three))) : mouse_event(ABSOLUTE, arr(One), arr(Two), 0, 0)
                            Application.DoEvents()
                            b2.CopyFromScreen(New Drawing.Point(arr(Six), arr(Seven)), New Drawing.Point(0, 0), a2.Size)
                            PictureBox1.BackColor = a2.GetPixel(0, 0)
                            If PictureBox1.BackColor = PictureBox2.BackColor Then
                                mouse_event(RIGHTDOWN + RIGHTUP, Zero, Zero, Zero, One) : Delay(arr(Four))
                            Else
                                Delay(arr(Three)) : Delay(arr(Four))
                            End If
                            b2.Dispose() : a2.Dispose()
                            PictureBox1.Dispose()
                            PictureBox2.Dispose()
                        Catch ex As Exception : End Try
                    Case LeftClick
                        Try : If isChecked Then
                                Select Case RND.Next(Zero, Five)
                                    Case Zero : Windows.Forms.Cursor.Position = New Point(arr(One) + One, arr(Two))
                                    Case One : Windows.Forms.Cursor.Position = New Point(arr(One) - One, arr(Two))
                                    Case Two : Windows.Forms.Cursor.Position = New Point(arr(One), arr(Two) + One)
                                    Case Three : Windows.Forms.Cursor.Position = New Point(arr(One), arr(Two) - One)
                                    Case Four : Windows.Forms.Cursor.Position = New Point(arr(One), arr(Two))
                                End Select
                            Else
                                Windows.Forms.Cursor.Position = New Point(arr(One), arr(Two))
                            End If
                            Delay(arr(Three)) : mouse_event(LEFTDOWN, Zero, Zero, Zero, One)
                            Delay(arr(Four)) : mouse_event(LEFTUP, Zero, Zero, Zero, One)
                        Catch ex As Exception : End Try
                    Case RightClick
                        Try : If isChecked Then
                                Select Case RND.Next(Zero, Five)
                                    Case Zero : Windows.Forms.Cursor.Position = New Point(arr(One) + One, arr(Two))
                                    Case One : Windows.Forms.Cursor.Position = New Point(arr(One) - One, arr(Two))
                                    Case Two : Windows.Forms.Cursor.Position = New Point(arr(One), arr(Two) + One)
                                    Case Three : Windows.Forms.Cursor.Position = New Point(arr(One), arr(Two) - One)
                                    Case Four : Windows.Forms.Cursor.Position = New Point(arr(One), arr(Two))
                                    Case Else
                                End Select
                            Else
                                Windows.Forms.Cursor.Position = New Point(arr(One), arr(Two))
                            End If
                            Delay(RND.Next(Zero, arr(Three))) : mouse_event(RIGHTDOWN, Zero, Zero, Zero, One)
                            Delay(RND.Next(Zero, arr(Four))) : mouse_event(RIGHTUP, Zero, Zero, Zero, One)
                        Catch ex As Exception
                        End Try
                    Case EndCmd : If Loops > arr(1) Then : isRunning = False : Application.DoEvents() : End If
                    Case SendENT : SendKeys.SendWait("{ENTER}")
                    Case SendUp : If CheckBox4.Checked = True Then : HoldKeyDown(Keys.Up, arr(1))
                        ElseIf CheckBox4.Checked = False Then : SendKeys.SendWait("{UP}") : End If
                    Case SendDown : If CheckBox4.Checked = True Then : HoldKeyDown(Keys.Down, arr(1))
                        ElseIf CheckBox4.Checked = False Then : SendKeys.SendWait("{DOWN}") : End If
                    Case SendLeft : If CheckBox4.Checked = True Then : HoldKeyDown(Keys.Left, arr(1))
                        ElseIf CheckBox4.Checked = False Then : SendKeys.SendWait("{LEFT}") : End If
                    Case SendRight : If CheckBox4.Checked = True Then : HoldKeyDown(Keys.Up, arr(1))
                        ElseIf CheckBox4.Checked = False Then : SendKeys.SendWait("{RIGHT}") : End If
                    Case SendKey : If strLine.StartsWith(SendKey) Then : Dim str As String = strLine.Remove(0, 8) : Dim arr() As String = str.Split(CChar(" "))
                            For L As Integer = 0 To arr.Length - 1
                                If L < arr.Length - 1 Then : SendKeys.SendWait(arr(L) & " ") : Else : SendKeys.SendWait(arr(L)) : End If
                            Next : End If
                    Case Else : End Select
                Delay(15)
                If isRunning = False Then : Exit For : End If : Next
            Loops += 1
            If CheckBox5.Checked = True Then
                If Loops > TextBox6.Text Then
                    CancelWork()
                End If : End If : Else
            CancelWork()
        End If

- Oh my god, my eyes hurt. An unreadable code, a spaghetti code!!
- To make it readable you should follow VB.NET standard control naming convention.
- You are MsgBox instead of MessageBox.Show (MsgBox ends up delegating MessageBox.Show)
- My eyes hurt (2x)! Use newline to separate each routine

Sub hello()
..
End Sub
' separate! you let confound people!! use spaces

Sub hellotwo()

End Sub

- Call keyword is implied if you need to call a function in VB.NET!
- Dim sourcecode As String = String.Empty
- On the catch clause, always specify the exception: a generic exception is hard to debug.
- Be coherent with .NET style coding! Don't use the old vbNewLine instead of Environment.NewLine!
- Use always Select Case when you can!
- Declaring variables with numbers is the worst thing you can do.
- Much other...

Always appreciate other people opinion, don't be rude to who is trying to help you.

[Dab]

you mad? I said It had option explicits off

[maestro1994]

you mad? I said It had option explicits off

Oh my god, you are an idiot. What's the point of setting Option Explicit statement off? You are out from the discussion.
1. On the code there is no Option Explicit Off.
2. You don't know what that statement is used for. Setting Option Explicit (by default set On) to Off means if you want to declare a variable you don't need to declare it, but just to initialize it:

Option Explicit Off
Public Class Form1
    Sub routine()
        hello = "something" ' no errors
    End Sub
End Class

It's always a bad practice setting it Off because you generalize it (it will be as Object type, and this is not good to prevent some misinterpretations), this is a reason it's set by default to On.
3. Another proof you don't use set nowhere Option Explicit, is you declare each variable with Dim/As keywords, e.g:

Dim Fst As Integer

Edit: no random insults, thanks!

[Dab]

Oh my god, you are an idiot. What's the point of setting Option Explicit statement off? You are out from the discussion.
1. On the code there is no Option Explicit Off.
2. You don't know what that statement is used for. Setting Option Explicit (by default set On) to Off means if you want to declare a variable you don't need to declare it, but just to initialize it:

Option Explicit Off
Public Class Form1
    Sub routine()
        hello = "something" ' no errors
    End Sub
End Class

It's always a bad practice setting it Off because you generalize it (it will be as Object type, and this is not good to prevent some misinterpretations), this is a reason it's set by default to On.
3. Another proof you don't use set nowhere Option Explicit, is you declare each variable with Dim/As keywords, e.g:

Dim Fst As Integer

Edit: no random insults, thanks!

Option Explicits causes tons of errors in my code because I didn't declare things right and a ton of other things. I know what it does, but you're right I have no idea what it's for and its on whatever by default I just didn't remember if it was true or false.

Go jerk off to microsoft pleb.

[maestro1994]

I just didn't remember if it was true or false.

Yes yes, and I want a cookie.

Go jerk off to microsoft pleb.

My brother is probably littler than a 12-year-old like you, but more intelligent than you.
I'm surprised no moderators intervene. You are annoying the whole forum, in your profile I can see just insults to you.
Be more generous and less prig my friend.

[Dab]

My brother is probably littler than a 12-year-old like you, but more intelligent than you.

Try talking to more people in English you filthy european pleb.

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Also if your brother > 12 then you would say "younger", Littler isn't a word you would say smaller (A mouse is smaller than an Elphant).

[maestro1994]

Also if your brother > 12 then you would say "younger", Littler isn't a word you would say smaller (A mouse is smaller than an Elphant).

I know you go on elementary school, but please kid! Learn math! brother < 12 = correct.

I searched something about you, this is what I found - people also kid you:

Dab: I was thinking about making a decent looking Trainer for all the AE games including packet sending for AQW and AutoClicking for EpicDuel / OvrSoul

If anyone has any ideas for this let me know. I had the idea to add a DF PVP ID uploader type thing so it will automatically capture and get the text of your ID and send it to a php then display a list of ids of other people who used the trainer.

Any ideas for features, design, etc.. let me know.

chibizs: Lol, its like a mini me.

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Go to develop with your lovely VB.NET. Oh sorry, you don't even know how to code it.
I suggest for children like you Lolcode!