Matenia

Okay, I guess you've misunderstood. PartyHelper.dll is the plugin which you run in Party mode or wRotation on the "follower" (the main also has to run something). That's not what I was pointing towards. There is a RestoShamVanilla.dll in there, which is a resto shaman fightclass for vanilla. If you want to modify it, I threw in the C# source as RestoShamVanilla.zip (entire Visual Studio project) there. However, if you don't know what you're doing, this isn't gonna of much use for you expect that it's a working fightclass and you don't have to make your own.

C# restosham fightclass with source code attached

foreach (WoWUnit Mob in ObjectManager.GetWoWUnitAttackables().Where(x => x.Type == WoWObjectType.Player && x.GetDistance2D < AggroMonitorSettings.CurrentSetting.SearchRange && x.TargetObject.Name != AggroMonitorSettings.CurrentSetting.Tank1 && x.TargetObject.Name != AggroMonitorSettings.CurrentSetting.Tank2 && x.TargetObject.Name != AggroMonitorSettings.CurrentSetting.Tank3 && x.TargetObject.Name != ObjectManager.Me.Name && ObjectManager.Target.TargetObject != null)) This filters it to just players, if you modify AggroMonitor

private static Predicate<Npc> _dbFilter = n => n.CurrentProfileNpc && (n.Type == Npc.NpcType.Vendor || n.Type == Npc.NpcType.Repair); public static void Start() { FiniteStateMachineEvents.OnBeforeCheckIfNeedToRunState += VendorHandler; } private static void VendorHandler(Engine engine, State state, CancelEventArgs cancelable) { if(state != null && state.GetType() == typeof(ToTown) && new ToTown().NeedToRun) { NpcDB.AcceptOnlyProfileNpc = true; NpcDB.ListNpc.RemoveAll(_dbFilter); Npc vendor = FindVendor(); //this is your own function that returns an object of type NPC if (vendor != null) { NpcDB.AddNpc(vendor, false, true); } } }

Gonna dump some code here I've used to experiment, you can adjust it for your own needs: public class SmartPulls { private static WoWLocalPlayer Me = ObjectManager.Me; private static int _checkDistance = 22; private static int _frontDistance = 15; public static void Start() { if (PluginSettings.CurrentSetting.SmartPulls) { FightEvents.OnFightStart += FightValidityCheck; Radar3D.OnDrawEvent += Radar3DOnOnDrawEvent; } } private static void Radar3DOnOnDrawEvent() { if (Radar3D.IsLaunched) { Vector3 rightPlayerVector = Helper.CalculatePosition(Me.Position, -Helper.Atan2Rotation(Me.Position, Me.Position, Me.Rotation), -_checkDistance); Vector3 leftPlayerVector = Helper.CalculatePosition(Me.Position, -Helper.Atan2Rotation(Me.Position, Me.Position, Me.Rotation), _checkDistance); Vector3 rightTargetVector = Helper.CalculatePosition(rightPlayerVector, -Helper.Atan2Rotation(Me.Position, rightPlayerVector, 0), _checkDistance + _frontDistance); Vector3 leftTargetVector = Helper.CalculatePosition(leftPlayerVector, -Helper.Atan2Rotation(Me.Position, leftPlayerVector, 0), -(_checkDistance + _frontDistance)); Radar3D.DrawCircle(rightPlayerVector, 2.5f, Color.Blue); Radar3D.DrawCircle(leftPlayerVector, 2.5f, Color.Green); Radar3D.DrawCircle(rightTargetVector, 2.5f, Color.Yellow); Radar3D.DrawCircle(leftTargetVector, 2.5f, Color.DarkRed); Radar3D.DrawLine(rightPlayerVector, leftPlayerVector, Color.Gold); Radar3D.DrawLine(leftPlayerVector, leftTargetVector, Color.Gold); Radar3D.DrawLine(leftTargetVector, rightTargetVector, Color.Gold); Radar3D.DrawLine(rightTargetVector, rightPlayerVector, Color.Gold); } } public static void Stop() { FightEvents.OnFightStart -= FightValidityCheck; Radar3D.OnDrawEvent -= Radar3DOnOnDrawEvent; } public static void Pulse() { if (PluginSettings.CurrentSetting.SmartPulls && !Escape.IsEscaping && Me.Target > 0 && !Fight.InFight && !Me.InCombatFlagOnly && Logging.Status != "Regeneration" && !Me.HaveBuff("Resurrection Sickness")) { Vector3 rightPlayerVector = Helper.CalculatePosition(Me.Position, -Helper.Atan2Rotation(Me.Position, Me.Position, Me.Rotation), -_checkDistance); Vector3 leftPlayerVector = Helper.CalculatePosition(Me.Position, -Helper.Atan2Rotation(Me.Position, Me.Position, Me.Rotation), _checkDistance); Vector3 rightTargetVector = Helper.CalculatePosition(rightPlayerVector, -Helper.Atan2Rotation(Me.Position, rightPlayerVector, 0), _checkDistance + _frontDistance); Vector3 leftTargetVector = Helper.CalculatePosition(leftPlayerVector, -Helper.Atan2Rotation(Me.Position, leftPlayerVector, 0), -(_checkDistance + _frontDistance)); List<Vector3> boundBox = new List<Vector3> { rightPlayerVector, leftPlayerVector, rightTargetVector, leftTargetVector }; WoWUnit unit = ObjectManager.GetObjectWoWUnit() .Where(o => o.IsAlive && o.Reaction == Reaction.Hostile && !o.IsPet && !o.IsPlayer() && o.Guid != Me.Target && (o.Level >= Me.Level ? o.Level - Me.Level <= 3 : Me.Level - o.Level <= 6) && VectorHelper.PointInPolygon2D(boundBox, o.Position) && !TraceLine.TraceLineGo(Me.Position, o.Position, CGWorldFrameHitFlags.HitTestSpellLoS) && !wManagerSetting.IsBlackListed(o.Guid)) .OrderBy(o => o.GetDistance) .FirstOrDefault(); if (unit != null) { PluginLog.Log($"{unit.Name} is in our way, attacking!"); MovementManager.StopMoveTo(false, 500); ObjectManager.Me.Target = unit.Guid; Fight.StartFight(unit.Guid); ObjectManager.Me.Target = unit.Guid; } } } //don't pull another target if we are already in combat with anyone (e.g. body pulled mobs) private static void FightValidityCheck(WoWUnit unit, CancelEventArgs cancelable) { if (Escape.IsEscaping || ObjectManager.GetObjectWoWUnit().Count(u => u.IsTargetingMeOrMyPet && u.Reaction == Reaction.Hostile) > 0) { return; } if (CheckForGroup(unit, cancelable)) { MovementManager.StopMoveTo(false, 500); cancelable.Cancel = true; return; } if (CheckForClearPath(unit, cancelable)) { MovementManager.StopMoveTo(false, 500); cancelable.Cancel = true; return; } } private static bool CheckForGroup(WoWUnit unit, CancelEventArgs cancelable) { // group too large, nothing we can do, stop fight and go away int addAmount = ObjectManager.GetObjectWoWUnit().Count(o => o.IsAlive && o.Reaction == Reaction.Hostile && o.Guid != unit.Guid && o.Position.DistanceTo(unit.Position) <= 12 && !o.IsTargetingMeOrMyPetOrPartyMember); if (addAmount > 1) { wManagerSetting.AddBlackList(unit.Guid, 60000); Fight.StopFight(); Lua.LuaDoString("ClearTarget()"); wManagerSetting.AddBlackListZone(unit.Position, 30 + addAmount * 5); PathFinder.ReportBigDangerArea(unit.Position, 30 + addAmount * 5); PluginLog.Log("Stopping pull on large group!"); return true; } return false; } private static bool CheckForClearPath(WoWUnit unit, CancelEventArgs cancelable) { if (Me.InCombatFlagOnly) { return false; } Vector3 rightPlayerVector = Helper.CalculatePosition(Me.Position, -Helper.Atan2Rotation(unit.Position, Me.Position, 0), _checkDistance); Vector3 leftPlayerVector = Helper.CalculatePosition(Me.Position, -Helper.Atan2Rotation(unit.Position, Me.Position, 0), -_checkDistance); Vector3 rightTargetVector = Helper.CalculatePosition(unit.Position, -Helper.Atan2Rotation(Me.Position, unit.Position, 0), -_checkDistance); Vector3 leftTargetVector = Helper.CalculatePosition(unit.Position, -Helper.Atan2Rotation(Me.Position, unit.Position, 0), _checkDistance); List<Vector3> boundingBox = new List<Vector3>{rightPlayerVector, leftPlayerVector, rightTargetVector, leftTargetVector}; if (ObjectManager.GetObjectWoWUnit().FirstOrDefault(o => o.IsAlive && o.Reaction == Reaction.Hostile && o.Guid != unit.Guid && VectorHelper.PointInPolygon2D(boundingBox, o.Position)) != null) { WoWUnit newEnemy = ObjectManager.GetObjectWoWUnit() .Where(o => o.IsAlive && o.Reaction == Reaction.Hostile && o.SummonedBy <= 0 && !o.IsPlayer() && o.Guid != unit.Guid && !wManagerSetting.IsBlackListed(o.Guid) && !wManagerSetting.IsBlackListedNpcEntry(o.Entry)) .OrderBy(o => o.GetDistance) .FirstOrDefault(); if (newEnemy != null) { wManagerSetting.AddBlackList(unit.Guid, 60000); Fight.StopFight(); Fight.StartFight(newEnemy.Guid); PluginLog.Log($"Enemy in the way, can't pull here - pulling {newEnemy.Name} instead"); } return true; } return false; } }

Someone recorded one bot and forwarded it to the GMs, they had video proof and banned whenever.

Can also be modified to use Regeneration in Battlegrounder. For things like vanishing in combat and staying in stealth to regen you need C# to subscribe to fight events and block the bot's main thread to stop it from engaging in combat (really advanced - better start slow).

You can use: Lua.LuaDoString("SitOrStand()"); //newer wow versions Lua.LuaDoString("SitStandOrDescendStart()"); //alternative approach Lua.LuaDoString("DoEmote('SIT')"); //if you wanna stand up specifically Lua.LuaDoString("DoEmote('STAND')");

while(!Conditions.IsAttackedAndCannotIgnore && ObjectManager.Me.HealthPercent < wManager.wManagerSetting.CurrentSetting.FoodMaxPercent) { Thread.Sleep(500); }

Warden.txt is (afaik) created by oGasai (don't worry, you can say the name). It's also the only software I can think of that gets injected into the client. However, afaik it shouldn't list scanned addresses. Maybe I'm wrong, I haven't used it in ages. It should default all warden scans and protect from them, so I doubt it's protected. If that's not what you were using, disregard this.

Everything after run is regular Lua, so if you want to run your macro like that, just do (Vanilla has no RunMacroText, so it would never work anyway - but more importantly, you should use an IDE to edit your code so you can see things like trying to put 4 quotation marks won't work, because your string ends at ( and then inbetween the next ")" it tries to execute Macro2 as code. See Strings.) Lua.LuaDoString("RunMacro('Macro2')");

https://superuser.com/questions/1004697/bind-application-to-a-specific-network-interface I'm not sure if you can use the Relogger.exe to call a .cmd instead of another .exe, but this should essentially do that. You just call ForceBindIP with the correct parameters to automatically inject into WoW.

I would assume (I haven't tried, because I've yet to be banned except once on a single character): - use ForceBindIP to bind one instance of ProxyCap and one WoW.exe to the same Virtual Network Adapter each - set each ProxyCap to run a different proxy - set each ProxyCap to re-route a difference WoW.exe by naming them numerically Which part is causing issues?

You can probably modify this to your liking. If you want something completely automated, you'll have to purchase

The problem isn't pathing, it's that wrobot wants to make a path exactly to them and there is none because they stand behind a counter in the inn. So you need to edit their coordinates slightly to move them "outside" of that. Either in your database or grinder/quester. This won't work with hmp because hmp has its own database (which you can edit with dbeaver because it's SQLite)

Based on the virtual machine thing - if they have a way to send a broadcast message to your entire LAN through wow and see which other clients receive it, it should be possible to run this all without a VM just by setting up virtual network adapters. I'm not getting banned, so if someone else can test that theory, you might have a solution that's a bit complicated but no resource hog

No, I will need to check the log then to find out where the meshes are missing. There shouldn't be any mesh holes though, there is a clear path to these NPC.

It's a guess and I am 99.99% sure he did not find a way to exploit warden in such a way.

As far as I know you can execute Lua code through warden in Vanilla. If this is possible they could do something like this: - they collected a few proxy IPs to put on a blacklist - everyone currently logged into those IPs is made to execute some Lua snippet - it makes you join a channel but hides all messages that would indicate this from the UI - sends a message to that channel (either from server or client itself) - message could contain a hash of some sort that the server expects (maybe wRobot blocks this entirely and they don't receive the hash at all => must be bot) - message could contain GetTime() (Lua function) which tells you EXACTLY how long your PC has been running in milliseconds (they assume no PCs connected to their server will ever return the same time) I'm not sure how @Droidz blocks Lua unlock detection. If he prevents the server from executing FrameScipt_Execute entirely through Warden, it would mean wRobot is detected and they would probably ban a lot of people. So this is unlikely. If the server is allowed to execute this, they can access your computer's uptime to have a very loose indicator that some clients might run on the same computer (but really out of 10000 players, what are the chances that 6 suspected botting accounts all have started their computer within 3-5 milliseconds of each other?). If they use GetTime() to tell computer identity (I'm laughing internally at the combined genius and stupidity of this), this following line put into the chat after you log into the game (you cannot relog after this or reload the UI) would fix detection: /run getTimeConstant = math.random(0, 10000000); _gt = GetTime; function GetTime() return _gt() + getTimeConstant end Keep in mind, that this can break many things, such as cooldown calculation for spells. Use with care.

My proof: I know how warden works and what the limitations of it are. If there is a way to actually do this with vanilla warden, then it sure as hell isn't intended functionality and a genius like namreeb found a way to exploit the vanilla client, remotely, through warden to gain more access to your system than is intended. If they ACTUALLY had a way to tell which accounts are run on the same machine, they wouldn't only ban accounts that are online at the time and they wouldn't wait for you to get banned to flag your machine. They'd instantly see (because it's automated) that a single machine is currently running more than 1 client (which already breaks their rules) and investigate if not just auto ban.