OTClient Bot. - How IsWalking works?

[Owneds]

Hello!

I create a simple bot for OTClient
I ran into a problem with the autowalker.
As you know, autowalker usually worked so that you set gotox, gotoy, gotoz, iswalking = 1 in cheatengine and player going automatically to coords.

Here I was able to find all these static parameters. Initially, they contain hidden parameters, i.e.



but probably not entirely because when I set the coords permanently and change iswalking to 1, the character does not go automatically, I need only have to hold the side arrow for a moment (walking to the right) so that the character "caught" and went to the established coords, so partially this it works.


Anyone had a similar problem?
How is it resolved in OTClient that the character goes to the designated position? There must be something else hidden that I can't find and that's why I have to hold the side arrow for a while to get the character to go to specific coordinates


Best regards!

 

[Owneds]

bump?

 

[Okke]

Hello Owneds,

I think this has the solution to your question, try to meet these parameters in order to not get caught in the return false from the dash check.

otclient/src/client/game.cpp at master · edubart/otclient

An alternative tibia client for otserv written in C++11 and Lua, made with a modular system that uses lua scripts for ingame interface and functionality, making otclient flexible and easy to custom...

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If you need further help let me know

Best Wishes
Okke

 

[Owneds]

Hello Again
@Okke
Some time has passed.
I remember that I managed to do it then and the character was walking.
Does anyone have a simple example of what it looks like now?
I only need X, Y, Z from mapclick and I also need to find something that changes from 0 to 1 after map click?
Because I can't do it again, and I don't remember what I did with this dash - I mean, I don't remember what else I changed.

 

[Owneds]

bump, what values need to take from cheatengine?