opengl bot - Showing progress

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Hey everyone, I wanted to share my progress on a opengl bot and at the same time introduce myself. Not much to say really, only thing I can say is that i've been lurking around different cheating communities since Kaitnieks sold autorune via IRC.

But without further ado here's a video:

Video of a example script & multiple instances


Video of solving a random event #1 ( Pillory )


Video of solving a random event #2 ( Sergeant Damien )



Additional info:

In example in my object api:

Code:

findNearest(id).click();

or

Code:

GLObject target = Objects.findNearest(id);
target.click();

example usage:
(Everything is not totally correct, wrote from memory)

Code:

findNearest(id).click();
waitFor(id, IS_NOT_PRESENT);
inventory.interact(id,MENU);
menu.hover("drop");
waitFor(id,IS_PRESENT);
Mouse.click();

That would in example:

1. click a ore to mine
2. wait for player to start mining
3. hover item to drop
4. wait for player to stop animating
5. drop the ore
6. repeat

FAQ

Q: What can it do at the moment?
A: Find all models, textures,minimap icons, items on ground and inventory, all fonts/text

Q: What are the advantages of using opengl?
A: No downtime after runescape updates (as opposed to injection).

Object finding nearly as easy as injection.
Resistant to bot nukes (as opposed to injection).
Unique items ID (like injection).
Random solving, almost as good as injection.​

Just ask what you want to know and I'll answer.

 

Was actually surprised to come here and not find a .exe download link and a paragraph asking for beta testers or something.

Looks like you are making some progress, good luck on your bot!

 

You've already passed RuneDream in OpenGL development... haha.

So many people have started developing OpenGL bots after me.

 

I can see this taking out the competition, let's hope you get a finished product out with a proper community to back it up

 

Embedded it inside Sythe, easier for the users to see it

Nice progress you have there!

 

Thank you Yenthe! Edited my original post to have it embedded.

 

Suprised, i hope to see more, this does look good.

 

Anything you'd especially like to see?

You are probably going to see increasingly more during the next few weeks. Perfecting the scripting API before release & fleshing out a few bugs & features.

 

Added a new video to the original post.

 

Looks nice, how long have you spent on this?

 

I happen to notice that you start up the client you've made, you press show, you login in and you begin to mine, whilst it says your woodcutting in the GUI under the client? This is in your recent video.

 

Are you going to set up a proper site in order to facilitate the bot/users?

Looks good thus far, keep it up.

 

wow, lookingnice, goodluck

 

The status you see is a placeholder ( not using the statuses in the tests ). It is meant to be a uniform way of showing script status, settings etc. For all scripts.

So people who want to maximize effectiveness wont have to use paints to tell the user the progress of the current script.

TLDR; It's just a placeholder in that video.

 

~5months working full time if you count the planning of all the APIs, core and designing the user interface.

 

Yes, in the next few weeks that will be done. You can follow the stuff more closely on twitter & youtube! Thank you for your feedback.

 

I'll be sure to follow, by the way you can multi quote when replying to more than one post so that you don't need to make three individual posts in a row.

If you click the multi quote button on each of the posts you would like to reply on found here;

Then click on this quote button;

It will give you a reply looking like this;

Meaning you can reply under each individual post within one reply.

Hope it helped you.

 

Thank you very much! I was wondering how that was done here. From now on I will use that method.

 

Progress update:

• Inventory API - Done
• Font API - Done
• Banking API - Finishing touches remaining

Remaining:

1. Rework some of the input API
2. Finishing Random Event API
3. User settings GUI

 

Love seeing more progress! I'll diffidently be one of the first to use this once it's gone public.

Keep it up!