💡 [6/8] Using memory to detect boots (almost)

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Originally Posted by Romochild

This sounds amazing.... I'm currently running 12 bots and I stopped myself there because of issues with it trying to drop boots on multiple clients at once only to mess up the clients and cause them not to fish/other things. Would you be willing to share your bot? I don't mind if it is in EXE form I just would REALLY love this and it'd help me a crap ton.

How many RAM do you have?
I am at 4 gb ram -.-'
Can run only 3 trove clients....

Originally Posted by U mirin brah?

How many RAM do you have?
I am at 4 gb ram -.-'
Can run only 3 trove clients....

16. It's more the GPU and CPU than the RAM. Also if you have an SSD it'll speed up the clients by a lot and will help with botting massively.

Originally Posted by Romochild

16. It's more the GPU and CPU than the RAM. Also if you have an SSD it'll speed up the clients by a lot and will help with botting massively.

Trove need ~1Gb on the HDD,
Did you have tried to "Ramdisk" the game ? with you RAM you're able to instant run/load the game.
I really want to see what is your read/write speed with many bots!

Originally Posted by tlfxtoskaman

Trove need ~1Gb on the HDD,
Did you have tried to "Ramdisk" the game ? with you RAM you're able to instant run/load the game.
I really want to see what is your read/write speed with many bots!

I have 4 128GB OCZ Vertex 4 in RAID-0 connected to a RAID controller card (older pc build from like 2012 due to copying someones SSD build). I still have read/write speeds of close to 1GB/s with this old ass build while running the bots. I did modify windows 7 though to increase performance by quite a lot. I use to bot maplestory accounts (around 40+ at a time) with a private bot that made the character for you, did everything needed for you (as in moving the guy, taking him to the botting place, etc.), and yeah so I have experience with botting.

I haven't tried RamDisking the game yet. I'll try soon though as an experiment.

Originally Posted by Romochild

You have a good config, good computer, and you know how to do.
Maybe we need you later for testings bots ?

Here is a simple picture for performances :

I have already tested Ramdisk, and is PERFECT!
But you need ~8 to 64Go RAM,
Some infos about the Ramdisk:

you can still improve your computer's performance by adding more memory and turning it into a RAM disk, which can be as much as 70 times faster than a regular hard drive or 20 times faster than an SSD.

Originally Posted by tlfxtoskaman

You have a good config, good computer, and you know how to do.
Maybe we need you later for testings bots ?

Here is a simple picture for performances :

I have already tested Ramdisk, and is PERFECT!
But you need ~8 to 64Go RAM,
Some infos about the Ramdisk:

How much Ram would I need for 12 bots? I currently only have 16GB of ram on this pc. Settings will be the lowest possible ingame, performance increases on windows 7, etc. Basically have as little processes running, no other apps running in the background; only thing running are the Trove clients and the bots. I even close out Explorer sometimes.

Using around 8.75/9 GB of RAM with 12 bots and all the other processes of the PC running. I'll send you my skype but I should haev you already. I messaged you I believe.

Originally Posted by Romochild

Yes, you know how to do.
I repeat, i'm bad in english, i will try to speak easily.
Check in the process list how many each bot take for running (ex: ~1Go Ram), X12 = 12Go ram, Windows need ~1.2Go without any optimisation to run perfectly.
If you have 12Gb ram, you can run 10 bots without overload the memory, and if you have optimised your windows 7, if the memory is overloaded, your ssd take over.

Approximately, you can run 10 bots (with 12Go ram), IF Trove.exe take 1Go RAM ! And if the game is in the RAMDISK !!

(Bots = Any script running with Trove.exe and Glyph/steam in the same time)

@fairytalesx hi can you explain about the xor: 0x190 is it act like an offset? how do you find it?

Originally Posted by taejim

@fairytalesx hi can you explain about the xor: 0x190 is it act like an offset? how do you find it?

I found it after some work with IDA Pro D: (tracing functions)
About the XOR I think it could be some variable protection function located somewhere in the game to stop people from using CE to find it easily