Analysing the plugin, it seems to support these antibots...
You just need to input the number pattern from your server, here goes a
tutorial:
Important TIP: if when you are playing with the client and the antibot shows readble numbers, I mean you can read without problems and at the openkore windows the number translated is scrumble, with unreadble or hard to read numbers, this is a color code problem... so I'll need to see your antibot text with debug on (
debug 1) to compare the colors of the antibot and of the plugin...
When your server test you with this kind of antibot and the bot answer it wrong, eg. answering with some numbers missing or answering nothing or changing the number to answer... This is probably because you need to put your server number pattern inside the plugin. How to do it, you ask:
TIP: I recommend to use the
notepad++ program, it is a very good editor!
1) First of all, search this part of program at the plugin file at line 197:
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sub onASCIICmd {
my (undef, $args) = @_;
&onCheckASCII;
my %digit = ('######===##===##===######' => 0,
'==####==##==######====######==##==####==' => 0,
'==####==##====####====####====##==####==' => 0,
'##########====####====####====##########' => 0,
This is where we will have to input the numbers...
2) To input our server's number to the plugin, do this:
Example with numbers from krrado server:
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[11] : ################################
[12] : ==########====####============
[13] : ==##====##==##==##======####==
[14] : ==########======##====####====
[15] : ==##====##======####==########
[16] : ==########==########==##====##
[17] : ========================####==
[18] : ==============================
We can split the numbers:
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[11] : ## ######## ## ######## ## ######## ##
[12] : == ######## == ==####== == ========
[13] : == ##====## == ##==##== == ==####==
[14] : == ######## == ====##== == ####====
[15] : == ##====## == ====#### == ########
[16] : == ######## == ######## == ##====##
[17] : == ======== == ======== == ==####==
[18] : == ======== == ======== == ========
And erase the lines not used to the plugin, the numbers normally have 5 lines.
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[11] : ## ## ##
[12] : == ######## == ==####== ==
[13] : == ##====## == ##==##== == ==####==
[14] : == ######## == ====##== == ####====
[15] : == ##====## == ====#### == ########
[16] : == ######## == ######## == ##====##
[17] : == == == ==####==
[18] : == == ==
At this example all numbers have 8 characters at each line, so we need to copy this 8 characters from each line and place them in just one line to each number, like this:
Number 8:
line 12 . . . line 13 . . line 14 . . line 15 . . line 16
######## ##====## ######## ##====## ########
But we need to remove the spaces:
Number 8 = ##########====############====##########
And now we use the same syntax as the plugin use:
'##########====############====##########' => 8,
So at the plugin should be something like this with the new number:
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sub onASCIICmd {
my (undef, $args) = @_;
&onCheckASCII;
my %digit = ('######===##===##===######' => 0,
'##########====############====##########' => 8,
'==####==##==######====######==##==####==' => 0,
'==####==##====####====####====##==####==' => 0,
'##########====####====####====##########' => 0,
We can input the numbers at any order, but should be nicer place them sorted, so we can find them easily.
3) Just do this to every number from our server and it will work fine! At least I hope!
4) In some cases there are narrow numbers, for that follow this:
When you receive this kind of numbers:
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===============####================
==================#================
=====####======####=======#========
=====#=========#==========#========
=====####======######=====#========
=====#==#==========================
=====####==========================
To that case we need to set the $lengthCharNumber to the number with the larger length, in the exemple above the number 2 has 6 character of length.
So we'll need to split the numbers with 6 characters length like this:
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==== ====== ===== ####== === ====== =====
==== ====== ===== ===#== === ====== =====
==== =####= ===== ####== === ==#=== =====
==== =#==== ===== #===== === ==#=== =====
==== =####= ===== ###### === ==#=== =====
==== =#==#= ===== ====== === ====== =====
==== =####= ===== ====== === ====== =====
And as we have only 5 lines at each number:
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==== ===== ####== === =====
==== ===== ===#== === ====== =====
==== =####= ===== ####== === ==#=== =====
==== =#==== ===== #===== === ==#=== =====
==== =####= ===== ###### === ==#=== =====
==== =#==#= ===== === ====== =====
==== =####= ===== === =====
So the number 1 will be like this:
'========#=====#=====#=========' => 1,
