I then interpreted the bits of the color like this: 4: sequence numberħ: checksum: (sequence + key code + ctrl + alt + shift + win)/6 HDC hdc = GetDC(hwnd) // get the device context (graphics drawing abstraction)ĬOLORREF color = GetPixel(hdc, 0,0) // read the pixel at x 0, y 0 The "listener" app can read this pixel with three Win32 calls: HWND hwnd = FindWindow(NULL, "World of Warcraft") // find WoW window
I manipulated the color of this pixel to send data to the outside world. I used an addon to create a one pixel frame in the top-left of the WoW window. But I haven't played in years, so here ya go.
I came up with a way which I've never shared, because my usage broke Blizzard rules. Tar formats.Is there any way to send communications between World of Warcraft and some sort of listener on the PC This project is based on Blueboy's playerbot (actually MaNGOS-Bot was forked from it but the codebase is now almost fully rewritten and incompatible with the original version). Making World of Warcraft even a completely single-player game!.Random PVP with bots of opposite faction or dueling with bots from your faction.
Summoning your alts as bots to quick item exchange, casting some spells, buffing, leveling, crafting, etc.Inviting bots to party (or using the Dungeon Finder) and playing dungeon, raid or doing some PvP.Improved auction house bot with bots as bidders and market price calculations.More than 100 chat commands to interact with the bots.Hundreds of bots spread around the world at any time waiting for your invitation or dungeon finder.Welcome to the MaNGOS-Bot project! Basic features: Also allows you to use your account/guild characters as bots. This is a modification of MaNGOS (R2, Trinity) server which brings a number of bots online and available for any player.
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