I'm decent in vb, or atleast i think so. so far i've only made programs that don't use winsocks. If i want to make a bot, i'm gonna need a winsock tutorial. Could some of you people start a Basic demo, with some comments? The packets, Explain the packet buffer class, etc... Thanks alot!
You should probally look into parsing a 'CHAT' connection first , it will give u a good insight into the procedures used to connect to battle.net aswell as the Winsock Events.
Reference : www.valhallalegends.com/pub (Thanks to Userloser) . your looking for Groks Vbchat example.
I made a CHAT bot example the other day for a friend if you want it I'd be happy to get the link. But, UserLoser also posted a tutorial a few threads down.
did not see a post by UserLoser, about a chat tutorial. Majesty, does yours have Comments?
Notice the link i supplied....
k, got it!
Yeah, mine does. But it' does the same thing as UL's and such so...
Quote from: BaDDBLooD on December 21, 2003, 11:55 PM
I'm decent in vb, or atleast i think so. so far i've only made programs that don't use winsocks. If i want to make a bot, i'm gonna need a winsock tutorial. Could some of you people start a Basic demo, with some comments? The packets, Explain the packet buffer class, etc... Thanks alot!
Try http://www.winsockvb.com
What I've found to make my Visual Basic learning experience a little more easier was to work your way up with the different controls. What I did was make an imaginary "ATM" banking system with different controls on the form, aswell as using different programming techniques just to try them out. Once I was confrotable with that I made a CHAT bot and memorized how to make one by heart. Then started to add some of the controls(CooolBar, listview, etc) to that bot from my "ATM" banking program and it made it twice as easy because of my previous programming experience.
Just something to think about.