Guild Wars Java Based Bot(In dev, looking for help)

I bought Guild Wars a few months back and played no more then 10 minutes.
So I decided to start playing, but to make it a lot more fun I started developing a bot.
It currently Hooks to the Gw.exe process and has the ability to read/write memory.
So far I have mapped out a couple of things such as: Health and Mana and EXP/level.

But I have a lot of stuff I need to find, and it would be great if you want to help,
all you need to do is find the Address' for different pieces of the game.
I am currently working on the camera, but it has a form of encryption so I have to
get passed that so I can set valid camera values without crashing the game.
Next I will be working on movement.

Interfaces imo will be easy because of the menu option:

If you want to help and you know how to use Cheat Engine or Java just reply to this thread!
(I will post status updates and visuals as they come!)

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Originally Posted by lolkittens

The Anet GW team is very, very good at detecting hacks/bot and banning them swiftly; if you look you'll find there is already a scripting platform actively used for botting. If you want to go ahead anyways, perhaps you should check that program, so you know how your bot should -not- work.
That said, anything that brings new players to guild wars is a good thing IMO, so go right ahead.

Originally Posted by LatiNKinG

I have experience getting passed AC systems and it's usually solved by using Java/Robots.
Reading a games memory will not get you banned, but injecting the game will IF your "hack" gives off the same signature every time its used.
But being Java we don't need to worry about the same signature and such because we don't compile and ship binary.
Also, unlike some other cheats, we don't have to alter the memory in any way. We simply replicate a keyboard/mouse and overlay it on the game.

I have not been able to find any scripting platform for Guild Wars, but I have been able to find other detected and undetected bots in which to learn from.

Thanks for the heads up.

google GWCA2. I cannot give the forum links here but they are out there
hope this helps

Originally Posted by lolkittens

I have experience getting passed AC systems and it's usually solved by using Java/Robots.
Reading a games memory will not get you banned, but injecting the game will IF your "hack" gives off the same signature every time its used.
But being Java we don't need to worry about the same signature and such because we don't compile and ship binary.
Also, unlike some other cheats, we don't have to alter the memory in any way. We simply replicate a keyboard/mouse and overlay it on the game
I have not been able to find any scripting platform for Guild Wars, but I have been able to find other detected and undetected bots in which to learn from.

Thanks for the heads up.

*sheepish look* I haven't been active since 07/08; the scripting platform I was referencing was a modified autoit-style platform, however after anet figured out how to pattern-detect the common scripts it dropped off the map, if i remembered more details, like the name, i'd post them, sorry i couldn't help more. also, want to see a lot of bots at work? go to the jade quarry pvp area; roughly 2/3 of the players on both sides are faction-farming bots ;p

Originally Posted by lolkittens

I thought guild wars also wathed chars for doing the same skills+moves repeating its self then bans it dont matter if its java or not wouldnt the timing/skills/movements be the same? ive been playing gw since beta tests just over6 years i have seen my mates banned by gm's and even in heros acent a gm came in middle of a match and banned two players which ive not seen happen in pvp matchs that was only last week

Originally Posted by baz80

certainly it would, assuming that the timing wasn't messed with via certain methods, one of the simplest being a delay of x where x is a random number greater than 0 but less than 1 times 10 with a reroll if the time is >3 second delay, along with finding a build that works without a set strategy; so the bot can be semi-random without losing effectiveness. if you want to get really fancy you can do what a number of the jade quarry bots do and build in a measure of strategy based upon information it can pull out of the game, such as: if[taking magic damage] then [mage counter] else if [taking ranged damage] then [ranger counter] else [melee counter]. That's about as in-depth as you'll get unless you debuild a number of paid bots yourself to analyse their coding.

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