Release: Vb bot

[Justei]

THIS IS THE SOURCE CODE NOT THE ACTUAL PROGRAM

If you think i did right by giving this out then +Rep ^^ if not then tell me :P
have fun!

Hello ladies and gents, ill take it from the beginning :)

It all started on a lan a couple of months back, i was bored and decided to test if i could find a way to send a message to WoW trough a program :P i succeeded after about 5 minutes and also then thought it should be possible to simulate clicks of a mouse etc, 3 hours later my first battleground bot was born, it used sendkeys to simulate movements and mouse klicks in a pattern to enter bg etc ^^...
I worked a bit on this since some friends wanted me to, but they all got glider later and i forgot all about it!

Now, a couple of months later i test the program and the code, and everything still works like a charm, its propobly 100% undetectable atm. But wont be later if sum1 doesnt work more on it, so i release the source code so everyone that feels like it may enjoy it and maby even if you have time, make your own bot!

Its all programmed in vb 6.0 and i do not have any stupid (C) in the code so u can edit all you want, there might be sum on the UI of the program(?) i dont remember, if so then just delete it, its up to you if you want to give me credit or not ^^...



Anyway here are some Screenshots:











And here is a link to the source code in a zip:

See attachment, link down :)






Here is some help for those that are not so very experienced in code:
(note: i copied this right out of the codes comments xD thats why there is a ' in front of every line!)

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'Well i will start off by showing some stuff you can use if
'you are not familiar with this kinda coding!



'SetCursorPos 638, 610           <---- Well, this sets the cursor at the coordinates



'VirtualClickMouse MOUSEEVENTF_leftdown, MOUSEEVENTF_leftup  <---- And this makes it left
'click, notice that it has to do leftdown AND leftup, or it will stay in the
'leftdown state untill you tell it not too. Can get really annoying if you forget that part


'    SendKeys "{ }"
'The sendkeys function sends a designated key to the open window... not much to say?

'example: SendKeys "{W}"
' that would send the key W, notice that it will send it only one, making it really fast
'so if you send it to wow, it wont be visible to the naked eye, that you move, but you do.
'but oh so tiny steps!



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'If i see some people interested in this kinda stuff, then i might update the code!

'If you need help, just tell me! :)

Good luck,

Yours sincerely Justei



This source might be floating around the net already, becouse i have already released it before on other sites :)





add by justinjkdr :
A better way to do this would be get a handle on the window IE: findWindow()... and then use PostMessage() to post key presses or mouse clicks to the specified window handle...

FindWindow and PostMessage are both in the user32.DLL

Just a suggestion to a better method :P

Happy Programming...

[MentaL]

[Joser]

Umm. Showcase section ?
And you can't +Rep on Rz.

[Justei]

Umm. Showcase section ?
And you can't +Rep on Rz.

I know, like i said i have used the same release on another forum :)
And if its the wrong section then i'd be glad if some nice mod could move it :)

[TheFear]

can someone Build and release :) please

[Intelext]

Does it makes decisions by itself or it just repeats what you do?

[gmsinister]

yea what int said and anyways good job its easier to make them in Delphi though

[justinjkdr]

Definitely a bad way of doing it though since you need the window in focus to be the one you're sending the keys to... A better way to do this would be get a handle on the window IE: findWindow()... and then use PostMessage() to post key presses or mouse clicks to the specified window handle...

FindWindow and PostMessage are both in the user32.DLL

Just a suggestion to a better method :P

Happy Programming...

[Justei]

Definitely a bad way of doing it though since you need the window in focus to be the one you're sending the keys to... A better way to do this would be get a handle on the window IE: findWindow()... and then use PostMessage() to post key presses or mouse clicks to the specified window handle...

FindWindow and PostMessage are both in the user32.DLL

Just a suggestion to a better method :P

Happy Programming...

yes, you are propobly right, the reason i dont use that way is because i coded this about 1 year ago... ^^ and back then i didn't know as much as i do now, + i did it to work as a afk bot, meaning, you don't even sit at the pc when it does it xD

But good tip tho :) gonna implement on top