I had to edit the bot a bit to make it work smoothly, but if you'd like the source so you can implement it, I'd be happy to send it to you.Originally Posted by raredaredevil
I missed this post , that tool would be awsome. If there is anything I can do to make it easier like adding a option to launch username / password directly when launching the .exe let me know. I don't have time to do something similar myself atm
Not to be picky or anything, but I'd recommend putting that in with the first post. I couldn't figure out why the script would stop randomly after 9-15 updates. Not sure if this is the cause because by the time I came across this post specifically, Habitarium went down for maintenance. Oh well, we'll see tomorrow.
Next vertsion checks habi page every 10 minutes to make sure :
1.the player is still logged in.
2.habi is loaded.
My personal bot does this already via my accout managemet program on my servers , hence why it was not included.
wrath(01-20-2013)
Yep that was the issue. I checked this morning and it's been working in excess of 20 updates, so that must have been the issue. I'm glad it was here.
So I prefer a different layout than the one that it selects during the setmeup.py
After looking at the code, would I modify the 0 variable to select a different one or is it random?
print "choosing a new habi"
scene_service.setupHabitarium("0")
I would prefer the Puddle Lake layout but it's selecting Seedling Grove. Just personal preference I guess for when I want to play it myself rather than botting.
Edit: So yeah, I guess I was right in that regard.
Or so it seemed when I tried it with success.0 = Seedling Grove
1 = Blossom Meadow
2 = Puddle Lake
Last edited by wrath; 01-21-2013 at 01:30 AM.
The bot uses a predifined map right now and is only setup for map 0 hence why it was like that xD.
If you use another map it may try building on a none buildable tile or something , it ill still work but not as well.
Ah, I see. I noticed it was hanging quite a bit when attempting to build structures last night. Duly noted. I'll switch it back.
Either way this is a very impressive tool. I love looking at the source and attempt to understand it. I'm not even vaguely familiar with python, but the syntax and everything seems very user-friendly.
If you are intrested to make something like this from scratch you would just load up a new habi game in firefox , attach a packet editor and look at the outgoing packets. Then you would simulate all the outgoing packets so to the server it looks like you are a player sending all the original game functions but in reality you have not even loaded the game. The massive advantage of this is that a normal level 50 habi will kill ur pcs resources. With my bot you could run it 20 times without being lagged :p.
Its a bit hard to tell from the source code but if you download the games .swf file and view it in a swf decompiler such as sothink everything will make sense. The functions I call are all used by the game.
Last edited by DarkByte; 01-21-2013 at 05:43 PM.
I gathered that when I looked at the classes and still didn't make sense of how you were able to enter these commands without defining them specifically. I'm not really great with packet sniffing but it's sounds intriguing. Is WPE pro still the standard for that?
Thats what i used yes but another way if you cant decode hex packets ect is to just use the java program burp with the adodn "blazer".
This program acts as a local host proxy (u set ur firefox proxy to use it) then when u load a habi game the blazer plugin will decode the data to a readable format also u can edit the data before it gets sent in a style similar to tamper data wich is always usefull :p. this way you dont need to go through the process of decoding / encoding each packet to see what its data contains wich is a bit of a task in itself, But yeah wpe works good too I used it , but i wish I knew about burp/blazer back then xD.
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