Simulating system's mouse cursor with a picturebox?

arrd · Nov 16, 2017

Blupig said:
I don't have any copies of the source anymore, and as for my involvement, I only made scripts for it. It freezes because everything has changed in the game since then. It's trying to load RS from '09 which obviously doesn't exist anymore.

You're not going to be able to get the bot running. Your best shot for your own bot is to deconstruct ScionBot and find the code for the mouse handler. It'll be in Java.

I've found the code for the mouse splines; Java is remarkably similar to C#.

Since I'm going to be using the NXT client, I'm going to try to translate some of its logic straight into my own source (in the C# project)

I'm having a bit of difficulty seeing how the mouse spline ("bot.java") connects to the C# project. I can't even find a reference to "bot.java" in the CS code. I can see where the languages bridge. Does the "runescape.jar" file refer to this? I've tried reading the "runescape.jar" file, however, I believe it's in hex code and I'm unable to translate it with any online converters: e.g. 0b95 2e9c e3c2 6a17 5a24 - is this hex (this is my question)?

Lol, thanks for the help !

kmjt · Nov 16, 2017

arrd said:
I've found the code for the mouse splines; Java is remarkably similar to C#.

Since I'm going to be using the NXT client, I'm going to try to translate some of its logic straight into my own source (in the C# project)

I'm having a bit of difficulty seeing how the mouse spline ("bot.java") connects to the C# project. I can't even find a reference to "bot.java" in the CS code. I can see where the languages bridge. Does the "runescape.jar" file refer to this? I've tried reading the "runescape.jar" file, however, I believe it's in hex code and I'm unable to translate it with any online converters: e.g. 0b95 2e9c e3c2 6a17 5a24 - is this hex (this is my question)?

Lol, thanks for the help !

looks like hex, what are you trying to convert it to?

arrd · Nov 16, 2017

kmjt said:
looks like hex, what are you trying to convert it to?

Whatever its hiding - I presume Java code - since it was found when analysing a .JAR file.

Thank you.

Fast Coins · Nov 16, 2017

How exactly are you reading the jar file? You should extract the jar file contents and then decompile .class files to see the Java source code.

arrd · Nov 16, 2017

Fast Coins said:
How exactly are you reading the jar file? You should extract the jar file contents and then decompile .class files to see the Java source code.

Oh, I was reading it w/ Sublime Text

Thanks Fast Coins!!

Fast Coins · Nov 16, 2017

You can send me the .jar, I can decompile it for you, if you'd like

arrd · Nov 16, 2017

Fast Coins said:
You can send me the .jar, I can decompile it for you, if you'd like

No thanks, I've decompiled it

- I think, anyways, it's coherent code, however the class names are quite random: e.g. ab.class, aZ.class, etc. - and there are about 30 of these...

Do you know where I can get an up-to date runescape.jar (non-official, ofc)?

Thanks

Fast Coins · Nov 16, 2017

Yeah, it's obfuscated to make your life harder to read the code.

Why would you need a non-official one? If you want to use injection, then this should be made against the original client' code, through directly or some other launcher/ client.

I will PM you one link.

Dev Zach · Oct 1, 2021

Blupig said:
Your thought process is all wrong. You're not duplicating or replicating the mouse really at all with other bots - they're sending messages and hooking directly into the RS applet. The cursor you see is just a bi-product of the messages being sent and displayed by the client. This is a form of reflection. As such, it has to be done with Java.

ScionBot was an RS bot made in C# a long time ago and they had to make the mouse handler in Java then tie it into C# via JVM interop. The source might be floating around the internet somewhere. Maybe look at that.

C# and Java are very similar. Honestly just learn Java.

My google searches always end up with you. Im finding all your ancient posts