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I have just recently added this, but it needs some testing. In my tests, it was able to send mouse input to Metin 2 without stealing focus. Should work, but it's best to make sure. It will not try to use SendInput when the application has focus, so make sure the program will allow for attached input...

Holic bot FAQ How do I setup my skills? Open options.lua in notepad. You will need to add the skill to a usable skill list using the addSkill() function. The first parameter is the skill itself, and the second is the hotkey of the skill. There should already be a few skills listed as an example (fo...

Holic Online - http://holic.netgame.com/ Requirements: MicroMacro 0.98, Oct. 16, 2008 Not sure if your version of MicroMacro will work? Check the changelog to see if your version has the binary operator substitutes AND() and OR(). Features: Can use potions Can use skills/buffs Can unstuck itself on ...

You're sitting because you have less than 150% HP. The variables you are supposed to set are by percent, not absolute values.

For how long does it sit? How much health (in percent) do you have? What have you configured the bot to sit at?

Did you follow the instructions and set up your hotkeys correctly?

No, I mean modify that function to remove the readtype like I showed in my example. And if you removed that, it could not have given the same error.

Wrong script. This thread is not for Shaiya bot v2. I believe you did not include some addresses that that script needed. Or, at least, had them wrongly named. The error is coming from this line: local readtype = memoryReadByte(proc, targettype_addr); You should be able to work around this just by r...

Offsets changed. Try these: ------------------------------------------------ -- Memory addresses ------------------------------------------------ playerptr_addr = 0x0081CBEC; HP_offset = 0x12C; MaxHP_offset = 0x130; MP_offset = 0x134; MaxMP_offset = 0x138; SP_offset = 0x13C; MaxSP_offset = 0x140; ta...

Is there any protection on the client? Is the window name changed? Do you have any other windows opened with a similar name?

I would assume that the target offset has changed. Try adding some debug information, like so: if( keyPressed(key.VK_INSERT) ) then -- add this. if( have_target() ) then printf("Have target\n"); else printf("Do not have target\n"); end if( lastinsertpress == false and have_target...

One thing I did was to constantly check your X,Y coordinates against previous (say, half a second ago) coordinates. If they do not differ by some amount, then assume the character is stuck. Depending on the situation, it would construct a set of temporary waypoints around the obstruction. Pretty muc...

Are you sure it's the exact same monster (ie. is the respawn of the exact monster you killed, and not just the same type)? Target ID probably changed, then.

Find your HP. Then check what accesses the pointer. You'll see the offset(1104) and the probable pointer (see my tutorial for screenshots on this). Search for that pointer (and make sure you're searching for hex, 4 bytes). This may turn up many results, but just about any of them should do. Now use ...

You just need to find the static base pointer. Start by finding your HP. Then find the pointer to it (this will be a pointer to the character class + HP offset). Now find the pointer to that, and this will be the static base. Unless there was some big changes, the offsets should all be the same. So ...

Could you provide a link to these maps? They might be of some assistance here (depending on how detailed zero plans to make his waypoint system).

It looks like zerosignal is still working with Shaiya, so hopefully he'll be willing to share the new addresses/pointers/offsets. Or maybe his bot is a whole new rewrite.

Wow. This is incredibly similar to my Holic code. Though, mine has quite a bit more advanced AI built into it (ie. constructing detour paths around obstructions) (which is not necessarily a good thing; as it just seems to keep giving me more bugs to work out). Well, you already solved it, but here's...

Are you guys certain that you have got the latest GameGuard patch (installed correctly), and that you are using the latest version of the script that I posted? I guess I'll probably have to look at it myself when I get some free time.

Yes. Lua can be strange when it comes to prototyping functions, so I would suggest NOT creating a default mainloop() and to do exactly like in your own example.