The old version works 'fine' as in, after the data has been collected it does walk but this one crashes after data collection. Not sure if this is a problem with this release, but it crashes on a Windows 2008 server. I guess of course, if the popularity increases. If you're looking for this sort of bots, there's one that I make Lua scripts for called 'PROShine' for Pokemon Revolution Online.Īs for the development for this Pokemon Planet Bot, I don't think it'll progress any further than simple pixel combinations identification.

I've worked on bots that use packet manipulation for other Pokemon games and they take a lot of time. This simple program should do for a game of such small size. In order for a bot to run in the background it would require sending and receiving packets from the server and to do that I need to prepare packet intercepting which takes quite a lot of time and I don't think it's worth it. I'll be sure to make a video of your bot soon, if it all goes well. Any way to by pass that as I would like to maybe play other games/do work while the bot is in the background fishing and fighting. I've been using a similar one made in AHK, I see yours is made with AutoITĪnd the game has to be 'open' for any progress to be made.

Thanks for the update! and for the quick reply.ĭo you by any chance know, how to run the bot 24/7 on a VPS? Let me know if there are any other bugs that need fixing. It's a 'one-time' setup, however, it doesn't save the mouse position anywhere, therefore you will have to do this 'one-time' setup every time you run the bot. I'll update the bot in a bit and I'll add a feature so you can find your own coordinates.Įdit: After running the bot and encountering a Pokemon, it will ask you to hover over on the Fight button and press Q to get mouse input, ergo it will now work on all game resolutions. Oh, my Fullscreen link was a fixed resolution, but it looks like they removed it since it was a direct link to the swf and it had quite a few exploits.

Pokemon planet fishing bot