Matenia

It's possible that something about WRobot changed since I wrote that plugin. Debug it and adjust the source code, that's why I uploaded the whole project for free.

You may be confused. This is a forum for a World of Warcraft private server bot that doesn't use Python at all.

•  not happening, you can use a batch file
• will never happen
• you can just extract them with dev tools
• just make your PC auto start after shutdown in BIOS or something
• already exists, somewhere below in the UI there's a timer for how long the bot is running
   

They aren't using a modified client in that sense. MoP client just has way better Warden and they can detect WRobot. 
So yes, hooks are detected. Droidz fights against it, but I wouldn't risk a real account.

I don't think you understand how detection works. Detection means the client tells the server the bot is injected.
If you use patterns, grind for hours on end, don't do quests, use non-human behavior etc they can track that statistically. It doesn't mean the bot is detected.

I've it for years on Warmane and it's been safe except when I got caught. It was only ever detected on an old version, but that was fixed. So if you are using the old cracked WRobot... go figure.

22 minutes ago, Nilonja123 said:

So this is definutely also Warmane detected also..Not worth purchssing

No, you're an idiot. It's not detected on Warmane. Someone wasn't careful about multi botting (over a month ago - a thread you just necro'd).
There's some servers that have actually good anti-cheat (because the client is modern or custom and supports better anti-cheat, which base 3.3.5a does not) and instantly ban/detect WRobot.

Warmane is not a server like that. They have decent detection that's hard to avoid. But it's agnostic to what bot you're using and based on stats and behavior. So it's up to you to avoid that and player reports.

You can't. It's hardcoded into the ToTown class, so you'd have to write your own and replace the existing state in the FSM of WRobot.

local creatureType = UnitCreatureType("target")
return creatureType == "Elemental" or creatureType == "Mechanical"

Hopefully makes it more readable

Also, if you're looking to check buffs on party members, you need to replace 

 -- UnitDebuff("player",i)
UnitDebuff("party1",i)

Otherwise you're dispelling party members if you have a debuff, which won't work.
Additionally, this will only work for party1 but then try to dispel everyone. So you need to make your spell actually cast only on party1, not every party member

cleanse = false;
for i=1, 40 do
	local _, _, _, _, dtype = UnitDebuff("player",i)
	if dtype == "Disease" or dtype == "Poison" or dtype == "Magic" then
		cleanse = true
	end
end

Return value var = cleanse
Return value research true

Well, for starters you've misspelled cleanse as clense where you're searching for it.

You can also just make it

then
	return true
end

and not scan for any value.

Additionally, you're setting a "yes" and "no" string. Have you heard of boolean?
You want to set true or false. Otherwise you need to adjust the editor to look for the string "yes", which makes no sense.

You're likely trying to a quester profile as a grinder or the other way around. Start it as Quester

I believe there's a minimap function similar to Radar3D. 
Look into UserControlMinimap and MiniMapGenerator.

Then the best you can do is read log events and react to your current target when it happens. That should do the trick for now. 
Don't use the regular blacklist either (wManager.wManagerSetting.AddBlackList - this isn't realiable), it has to be the property directly on the ObjectManager class as seen here.

I realize log events won't help much with identifying the mob correctly, but hopefully this will do the trick as your bot is still targeting the mob, so that you can blacklist it and then stop the fight manually afterwards.

I think blacklist events exist, but I don't recall if this case is covered by them. There is a blacklist of GUIDs (which in "real" wow are truly random and NOT re-used like on most p-servers) attached directly to the objectmanager iirc. It's either a list or a map that you can manually add those GUIDs to and they will never be considered in the OM, so for WRobot it's as if those mobs don't even exist. I believe I used this in my free AV plugin for blacklisting AV mobs too.

Did you paste the code into the Quest editor?

If not, I suggest properly escaping your XML 

If you log back in, it will tell you if it's perma. If it doesn't mention being temporary, it's perma.

99.99% chance it's perma, btw.

You will need to write everything from scratch. WRobot doesn't support smart functionality like that for battlegrounds.

You don't have a wrobot license *and* you're looking for help with your obviously cracked version. Good luck.

All I had to do was use the search function and type "bg leave"

If anyone wants to update the SmoothMove that apparently works to make it work with HMP, I have the source code of the old SmoothMove that was compatible with HMP right here.
I will, however, not adjust HMP any further to work with other plugins.
 

SmoothMove.zip

Wrobot has this functionality built in, you just need to set it up and manage a database of vendors. Additionally, there are some free plugins for buying food/drinks and some paid ones for every expansion.

He will probably solve it when he wakes up. Something must've gone wrong.