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    Ich bin auch daran interessiert es zu lernen, nur habe ich mom leider nicht soviel Zeit dafür..

    Ich kenne ODG und CE, code C/C++, daher habe ich ein grundlegendes Verständnis von Speicherallokierung und maschinennahen Abläufen, allerdings endet es da schon. ;)

    Habe eben mal nach den LENA tuts gegooglet, kannte ich vorher nicht, werde mir die bei Zeiten mal zu Gemüte führen.

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    I'm pretty sure GGG ban people because you use more than 1 game per IP....having a level 75+ character botting from level 1...had no problem even botting almost 24/7

    I think so too. I'm booting 24/7 aswell and didn't get a ban yet.

    But there could be another reason..

    @christiant:

    What is your network setup in your VM? Bridged or not?

    Your WAN-IP will be the same for both setups, but the client.exe could check its local IP. In case you're bridged every client in seperate VMs will have a different Local IP. And that could also be some friends gaming in one room connected with a router. All with different local IPs, but the same WAN-IP.

    But in case you're not bridged and the client reports the local IP, GGG will see 3 users with the same WAN-IP AND local IP.. it's not difficult to recognize that something's not right. :idea:

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    WinXP didn't work for me either. Only Win7. The 3D drivers you are missing are in VMWare Tools, which can be installed just by a click from the menu in VMPlayer, if Win7 is properly installed and running.

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    You need an OS for the Virual Machine. The VM is like a computer in your computer, including BIOS. So you need a bootable device to boot from, like a Windows Installation DVD from which you install the OS onto the virtual harddrive. :)

    Or did I got it wrong and you have a different issue?

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    I've had the same issue with my VM.. The client worked fine, but when i started the bot, it crashed.

    With the same config on my real machine everything runs without a problem. Tried several ways, didn't get a solution.

    The only machine that worked for me is the Image BloodyBeast uploaded in the Elite Forum. But I had to change everything in that, relating to driver errors. It is running now without a big crash, but the client-window often closes and has to be reopened by the bot, so I mostly run the bot on my real machine.

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    Perhaps a bot-only-acc is more detectable than a mixed. I've been botting with my main acc 24/7 and nothing has happened yet. My idea is, if your bot-acc is 1000h old and has been 0.1h in Fellshrine Ruins (cause the bot can't reach it yet), it is way far from an average-acc-playtime, where you be most of the time in Fellshrine Ruins or The Docks.. I think that GGG hasn't implemented something like blizzard's Warden yet, but is able to decide upon playtime-statistics whether your acc could be a bot or not.

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    It's good to hear that you don't need years. I already know Cheat Engine, IDA and ollydbg, but I think it scared me too much when I first opened "Client.exe" in IDA.. :D

    I will give Cheatengine a try the next weeks. I hope it's like you said, only the beginning is hard.

    And thanks for the offer alkpone, perhaps I have some questions. But for knowing what to ask, I first have to get in the stuff. 8-)

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    Hi all,

    first, you did great work! I admire skills like coding a bot, or other hacks, because it is not simply "writing-down-code".

    I've been coding several programming languages for some years, started early when i was young with the dream of beeing game-developer, when i had grown up.. 8-) In these days you had to have a good idea, and you could do it. But soon the graphics went better and better, and for coding a good game you needed a design-team. So with the years I forgot my dream and my coding skills.

    Now I'm at the university studying mechanical engineering and with some projects I got back into programming. Working with C/C++ and OpenCV on augmented reality is what I'm doing now. I think my coding skills are average, but what I never understood, but really liked to, is how to reverse engineer.

    I know a little bit about Assembler, Interrupts, Api-Calls, but I never knew how to start.

    So my question is, how to start learning? How did you get there to be able to find dynamic pointers to game-content like monster-coordinates and hp, char-coordinates and even more in a complex game like PoE?

    And if you should need some by-now-not-able-to-reveerse-engineer-coding-skills, I would love to help and learn! ;)

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