Can someone please tell me the steps in making my bot Create a game?
Visual Basic 6.0
Thanks.
Easy steps to creating a game in Starcraft.
1) Open Starcraft.exe.
2) Choose the gateway to connect to.
3) Connect.
4) After connecting, login.
5) Open your packet logger.
6) Start your packet logger.
7) Create a game.
8) Stop your packet logger.
9) See what your packet logger logged.
10) Study it and try to figure it out.
11) Resume steps 6-10 until you figured it out.
Thanks, One more thing where can I get a packet logger?
www.ethereal.com
Uhh, I downloaded that from ethereal and the dammed thing is weird as hell.. I turned it on (i think? lol) but it no work :'(
And also some questions.. how would i make it so that it directly joins a game after connecting, like as soon as it joins the channel it creates/joins a game. And how would I go about doing it so when I click Connect , both bots log on at the same time... Or one connects and waits for the other in the channel to join... i tried but it just fucks up.
I can't believe you made a bot without a packetsniffer..
I would strongly suggest you figure it out, it's not thar hard once you understand it.
Well most of them don't work with 56ks :(
search google for WPE (Win Packet Editor) and if you cant find it on google look through the previous posts because i know there was a link posted for it a while back
Quote from: RhiNo on June 11, 2003, 08:45 AM
search google for WPE (Win Packet Editor) and if you cant find it on google look through the previous posts because i know there was a link posted for it a while back
http://www.fly.to/mts should still work
And for the record, if you're using windows 2k or xp (and probably 98, etc.) there is enough abstraction on internet connections that a packetsniffer should work no matter whether you have dsl, cable, dialup, satellite, magic, or a small goat that runs the packets from city to city. As long as windows has the drivers for it, it should work.
as ive found out, WPE works for 9x and ME, WPE Pro works for 2000 and xp. Just for the record.
I used Distinct Network Monitor when on a dialup using Windows 98. I'm not sure if that's still around anymore, but it might be worth a shot to look for it.
Quote from: iago on June 11, 2003, 04:41 AMit's not thar hard once you understand it.
+1 for making me laugh
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