SRL Archive - General Botting Help

Smart/no-smart, vps and srl


MotorMouse

2014-11-07 09:23:37

Greetings,

I'm currently developing some scrips for Alotic RSPS.(
I still need some help with some subjects:
1. Is it possible to get SMART working on a 668 private server with SRL-OSR being unstable/not working at all?
2. If SMART works, does color-finding functions still work properly?
3. If SMART doesn't work, is it possible to put the bot + script which uses your own mouse on a VPS?

Yours truly,
MotorMouse

Kyle

2014-11-07 10:02:37

From: MotorMouse
Greetings,

I'm currently developing some scrips for Alotic RSPS.(
I still need some help with some subjects:
1. Is it possible to get SMART working on a 668 private server with SRL-OSR being unstable/not working at all?
2. If SMART works, does color-finding functions still work properly?
3. If SMART doesn't work, is it possible to put the bot + script which uses your own mouse on a VPS?

Yours truly,
MotorMouse


1. The state of the include has nothing to do with SMART working or not, they are independent of each other. Also, SRL-OSR while it may not be updated often, is quite stable and if you find any errors, pull a request on github and it will be merged quite quickly. But most likely, SMART will not load the server without a lot of work.

2. Depends on the server.

3. Yes

KeepBotting

2014-11-07 16:55:21

1. Loading deobfuscated user clients, such as the type RSPS use, in SMART is very complicated.

2. The native color finders will always work for anything. SRL-OSR's FindObject() etc will work depending on the revision (main conflict would be fonts)

3. Yes or even a VM

Harrier

2014-11-07 17:01:05

From: KeepBotting
1. Loading deobfuscated user clients, such as the type RSPS use, in SMART is very complicated.

2. The native color finders will always work for anything. SRL-OSR's FindObject() etc will work depending on the revision (main conflict would be fonts)

3. Yes or even a VM

How would it work on a VPS? Since most have no graphics buffer afaik

KeepBotting

2014-11-07 17:03:08

From: Harrier
How would it work on a VPS? Since most have no graphics buffer afaik


They have native graphics card or a CPU which can render simple 3D graphics.

Everything has a graphics buffer (framebuffer, that's RAM's job) but not everything has a graphics card

so OP can invest in a VPS with a video card or deal with low framerates