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Post by different55 on Feb 2, 2013 4:03:59 GMT
I'll take the source for any bots you have, it doesn't have to be fancy, if there are parts you don't want getting out you can remove those before handing them over and only leave the basic stuff there, but the main things I'm looking for (in order of importance to me) are:
Coded in C# (Python and Lua also accepted, but C# is preferred)
Digbot (I'll take any bot, but I'm looking for a very basic dig bot)
Simple (I'm not that smart. Simple bots don't take much brain power to understand)
Comments (Well-documented source is a good thing)
XML (If you have something that stores information in XML files, that's a big plus)
Files (Anything that reads/writes from/to a file is a plus)
If you have anything that fits any of the points above and you would be willing to share it then please do.
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Post by Meredith on Feb 2, 2013 23:21:28 GMT
Pastebin.com
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Post by different55 on Feb 2, 2013 23:48:36 GMT
-_- Already been there and tracked down every EE Bot on there. This is the second or third time I've been told to go there.
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Post by hummerz5 on Feb 3, 2013 3:16:19 GMT
Alright. Why XML?
Why not plaintext?
Why digbot?
Why?
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Post by different55 on Feb 3, 2013 3:59:09 GMT
because i like XML. easier to read.
plaintext is more like staring at a blank paper. writer's block. at least with XML i have a format to follow that i can change to suit anything. plain text could be anything.
because i want to make my own digbot but, like XML, starting it without seeing one is hard to know exactly where to start. seeing a few others gives me a general idea of how i should be trying to put things together.
because i want to learn.
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Post by hummerz5 on Feb 3, 2013 18:21:40 GMT
Nice
Nice
Nice
I was expecting a 5 paragraph essay. :L
Well. What sort of bots have you already written? Do you have Rot_13? (Derot?) Can you tell me without looking what the m.Type of a user giving a woot to the world is?
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Post by different55 on Feb 3, 2013 19:35:30 GMT
woots aren't in Bb, so i didn't bother learning anything about woots.
no clue what rot13 is. I've come across it a few times but I've never had to deal with it so i haven't bothered learning.
I'm making a bot to implement creations (see echo's topic on ee.forumify), and I made a bot that lets users teleport themselves. i used it in a bot-assisted level where users had to teleport to get all the coins. i made a new bot where you can limit the teleportation to areas, and/or limit teleportation to people who have won the level by getting the crown.
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Post by hummerz5 on Feb 4, 2013 2:48:54 GMT
So what are you talking about here with this teleport?
!teleport x y
translates to
/teleport [user] x y
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or does it actually pray upon a server-sided weakness? I love details.
True, woots are irrelevant.
If it's a digbot you want, that's pretty simple.
m.Type "m"
If you want krock's style (fan) you just have to get m[1] and m[2], divide 'em by 16, and send the blocks around it.
IF you want a more direct style, you have to get the horizontal/vertical values and plug 'em in
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Post by Meredith on Feb 5, 2013 11:01:40 GMT
I think he means it translates to a command send by the bot not a server weakness, I don't think thereis a wweakness in the teleport code as it is very succinct.
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Post by different55 on Feb 6, 2013 19:58:03 GMT
^this. Why would I bother looking for exploits to teleport users when there's a perfectly good command right there?
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Post by hummerz5 on Feb 7, 2013 13:31:16 GMT
Obviously -- if the owner of the room != user of the bot
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Post by different55 on Feb 7, 2013 21:02:50 GMT
Yeah, but why would you want to allow teleportation in a room that's not yours? That could be abused.
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Post by hummerz5 on Feb 9, 2013 17:00:00 GMT
Exactly. That's why I said "server-sided weakness"  |
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Post by ostkaka on Feb 9, 2013 22:11:13 GMT
If you want krock's style (fan) you just have to get m[1] and m[2], divide 'em by 16, and send the blocks around it. This was when I invented dig. I didn't know that Floddyfosh also invented dig. |
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Post by hummerz5 on Feb 10, 2013 1:48:28 GMT
Right. No one ever realizes someone else has the idea.
I'm glad EE has so many creative souls.
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