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Sorry that is completely wrong. Droidz could even tell you right now what your IP is.
Not sure if you are trolling though.
https://www.myip.com/

Sounds like a good workflow i guess.
Partially wrong. Partially right. Yes only the ISP can connect the IP to an actual street adress. It is possible to roughly locate you using your public IP we are talking city scale here, not street. A big NO to your last sentence. Your IP is your footprint in the web. You leave it everywhere. A VPN hides your real ISP IP and instead just simulates a footprint thats not yours.

Depends on what solution you have.
You can have either static or dynamic IP.
I personally have a static IP. Because i have a server in my livingroom. If i had a dynamic IP, i would have to change the DNS every time i got a new IP.
However. With dynamic IP, you usually have the same IP for ages. You can check the link i wrote above, see if your IP changed from day to day.

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Hey all,
 
im starting to play around with pluggins but this ones a bit above me at this time.  I would like a pluggin to use potions.  I know this action can be written into the fight class- however i think this is more easily done as a pluggin. 
The pluggin would only activate if
A:- bot actually HAS a potion in its inventory B: bot is below a configurable % of health potions i would like used in the pluggin
http://www.wowhead.com/spell=2330/minor-healing-potion
http://www.wowhead.com/spell=2337/lesser-healing-potion
http://www.wowhead.com/spell=3447/healing-potion
http://www.wowhead.com/spell=7181/greater-healing-potion
http://www.wowhead.com/item=3928/superior-healing-potion
http://www.wowhead.com/spell=17556/major-healing-potion
http://www.wowhead.com/spell=28551/super-healing-potion
http://www.wowhead.com/item=33447/runic-healing-potion
 
   <!-- Basic Items: Potions, Health  (ordered by level to use) -->
       <Item Name="Minor Healing Potion" Entry="118" />
       <Item Name="Lesser Healing Potion" Entry="858" />
       <Item Name="Discolored Healing Potion" Entry="4596" />
       <Item Name="Healing Potion" Entry="929" />
       <Item Name="Greater Healing Potion" Entry="1710" />
       <Item Name="Superior Healing Potion" Entry="3928" />
       <Item Name="Combat Healing Potion" Entry="18839" />
       <Item Name="Superior Healing Draught" Entry="17349" />
       <Item Name="Major Healing Potion" Entry="13446" />
       <Item Name="Major Healing Draught" Entry="17348" />
       <Item Name="Super Healing Potion" Entry="22829" />
       <Item Name="Argent Healing Potion" Entry="43531" />
       <Item Name="Auchenai Healing Potion" Entry="32947" />
       <Item Name="Bottled Nethergon Vapor" Entry="32905" />
       <Item Name="Crystal Healing Potion" Entry="33934" />
       <Item Name="Healing Potion Injector" Entry="33092" />
       <Item Name="Rulkster's Secret Sauce" Entry="32763" />
       <Item Name="Volatile Healing Potion" Entry="28100" />
       <Item Name="Fel Regeneration Potion" Entry="31676" />
       <Item Name="Major Combat Healing Potion" Entry="31838" />
       <Item Name="Major Combat Healing Potion" Entry="31839" />
       <Item Name="Major Combat Healing Potion" Entry="31852" />
       <Item Name="Major Combat Healing Potion" Entry="31853" />
       <Item Name="Endless Healing Potion" Entry="43569" />
       <Item Name="Resurgent Healing Potion" Entry="39671" />
       <Item Name="Runic Healing Potion" Entry="33447" />
       <Item Name="Runic Healing Injector" Entry="41166" />

public class Example1 { private static var newVarible = "something"; public static string newVariable { get { return name; } set { name = value; } } } public class Example2 { if (Example1.newVariable == "something") { print(Example1.newVariable); //Output: something } } Keep in mind these are very loosely based examples just to depict what is going on
Ugh...stupid edits removed my code examples...im kind of mad I had a quick lesson in variables for you =/. The above one that survived tries to explain how variables can cross "scopes" and be used across multiple classes. If you are just working with variables within a single class, you only need to declare the variable above the code you will use it in:
public class Example3 { var newVariable = "something"; if (1 = 1) { print(newVariable); //output: something newVariable = "something else"; print(newVariable); //output: something else } else { print(newVariable); //output: something newVariable = "something new"; } print(newVariable); //output: something else as 1 = 1 }  
Anyway, here's a snipplet that will work for your particular case:
string[] spells = new [] {"frostbolt", "arcane missles", "fireball"}; string[] shuffled = spells.OrderBy(n => Guid.NewGuid()).ToArray(); if (wManager.Wow.Helpers.SpellManager.KnowSpell(shuffled[0]) && ObjectManager.Target.GetDistance < 30) {     wManager.Wow.Helpers.SpellManager.CastSpellByNameLUA(shuffled[0]); } Arrays are just groups of variables under one umbrella that are given index numbers (starting at 0) so they can be referenced in a plethora of ways. In this snipplet, your spell names populate a string array called "spells". another array "shuffled" takes the values in "spells" and assigns/reorders them with new Guids- which is basically a tricking the array into shuffling the index numbers of the spells. This means every time the code is called, the contents of shuffled[0] changes randomly.
Tip: declaring a "var" simply tells the interpreter it's on it's own when it comes to parsing the value of the variable. var can be replaced with things like string,int,float etc to designate specifically what kind of value you are storing. In the case above, string[] designates the array will consist of strings, where int[] would designate the array consists of numbers/intergers.

var random = new Random().Next(1,4); You can test it in the dev tools, do this (with execution type set to C#):
 
var random = new Random().Next(1,4); Logging.Write(random.ToString()); DevTools help:https://marsbars.gitlab.io/unoffical-wrobot-api-docs/articles/devtools.html

Hello,
wManager.Wow.Helpers.Move.Forward(Move.MoveAction.DownKey); wManager.Wow.Helpers.Keybindings.PressKeybindings(wManager.Wow.Enums.Keybindings.JUMP); System.Threading.Thread.Sleep(1500); wManager.Wow.Helpers.Move.Forward(Move.MoveAction.UpKey); or
wManager.Wow.Helpers.Move.Forward(Move.MoveAction.DownKey); wManager.Wow.Helpers.Move.JumpOrAscend(); System.Threading.Thread.Sleep(1500); wManager.Wow.Helpers.Move.Forward(Move.MoveAction.UpKey);  

@Droidz Could you add this function to the bot?
Having the game close onTeleport is instant ban on all private servers because it is a dead giveaway that you're botting.

Instead having the bot stop/pause when teleported, add a 5 second delay and then send a message with squares (as if you're russian or chinese) will improve chances of not getting banned.
However small a margin, we should always strive to improve our odds.

Having the option to decide what action to take on each bot security option would be a great addition! (Stop, Close, Pause, Send Message, whatever)

Kind regards, Z.

Hey dude, I cincerely appreciate you taking time to help the community, but I'm unsure if you simply misunderstood me or didn't read all of my previous post.
"Close bot" also closes WoW.exe which makes you sit and logout, it's a dead giveaway to GM's which will just ban you on the spot.
If you turn it off, your character "presumably" will wander around in whichever area the GM teleported you to, which in turn will show that you're not /AFK.
(Trying to move to the bot location)

That in turn removes the option to play dumb or simply tell the GM that you were AFK. GM's generally dont follow players around, they read a report stating that the character is botting, teleports the target to a selected area, watch the characters actions, whisper and then decide if they smite with the banhammer or teleport them back to where they were.

I could be wrong, but I've botted on another game called Tibia and those bots had options if you were to be teleported; Close, Stop, Say etc.
Common sense, experience and basic human logic tells me this is the action with most % probability a GM will take on each report of botting.
(We're inherently lazy creatures, which is why we invent things to make tasks easier to complete)

So many times has it saved my ass in that game when the bot simply stopped and my character looked to be AFK. I get 30~ seconds to get my ass to the computer, respond to whatever the GM asks me and then sent on my way to continue on. There were even times when the GM would simply leave because being AFK was not a crime and without evidence he didn't felt like wasting his time.

My previous post states that "Close bot" is not efficient enough for this very reason, more options could and should be added to further improve the user's odds.
However small % increase to botting success, we should always strive to increase those %.

Afterall this is why we're all here in the first place.

bump

Yeah also got a ban on my fishing bot on northale.. bot was runnin on my 2. monitor and i played some Rocket league games on my main screen.. then i got teleportet and i tried to hit the stop button as fast as possible but char was still runnin 2 sec. or somethin agains a wall after teleport.. 
i turned that close bot if teleportet off because it also logout game and i also think thats deadly if u are already teleportet..
so i think the option to just stop bot if teleportet would be a good start..
also maybe if u can save some words wich /say after teleport would be next level..
but i would rly like just that /stop wrobot solution ?
 
Grettings

1. wDiscord
2. MovementRandomizer + SmoothMove

What about a feature / plugin that sets an alarm if the bot is stuck accepting/ completing quests, stuck on terrain, gets teleported, gets a group invite etc etc. I like alarms to notify me rather than the game closing.
 
I think it would be really cool as well to develop a feature/plugin that puts variation in to the path the bot takes to the target so that its not always just a 100% straight line. Maybe sway the character or have a calculation that allows you to strafe slightly before going directly toward your target (at random)... but maybe that can only be done inside of the fight class.

Hi!
There are often questions regarding the wrobot api and what functions it has, generally you're told to either decompile the dlls or reference them in your visual studio project and use the object browser.
Some people only want to know a certain function name and don't wish to go into the deeper realms of development. There isn't a resource they can use to obtain that info without some effort on their part, that's hopefully where this site I generated will come in handy:

Unofficial WRobot API Docs
It was created by decompiling the vanilla wmanager and robotmanager dlls and generating an api web template using docfx.
Currently it doesn't give you anything more than you'd have by decompiling the dlls yourself but I'm hoping to update this with method, property, constructer etc. descriptions and potentially basic code snippets for a better understanding of the wrobot api.
If you're interested in contributing let me know and I can add you to the gitlab project (sorry if you don't like gitlab but it was quick and easy with free private repos).

These are about the extent of it, there isn't any 'official' WRobot documentation. The Developer's Assistance forum is always helpful too.