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where do you guys learn how to make a bot anways (db team)

harleystcool

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I mean what type of schooling did nesox have to have in order to create something like this? That'll be fun to create my own one day and run it on a game i like playing, say small, unknown games or old ones that i like playing. I guess general programming? i think a college has courses that do programming 101
 
Dedication.

No need for college education. Just dedication to the topic. This especially applies to computer-related topics since _alot_ of the talented guys out there are autodidacts. You don't learn this at collage.
 
Some of the best coders i've ever known never spent a day in college. But then, i'm old.. I used to think punch cards where the greatest thing ever invented.
 
well, you can learn programming in school/college/whatever.
but this kind of programming, more akin to hacking, does take a lot of passion for it.
 
I started to learn code. But damn its hard as fuck :) GL learning
 
whats a code to start learning? java? lol no jk, but seriuos, what code do i start learning to be able to come up with a bot?
 
One of my closest friends, who is also one of my business partners (unrelated to botting or gaming in general) is the best programmer I know. He started programming when he was 7 years old, and didn't learn a thing in school. He developed some unix based server\non profit organization that handles all sorts of strange things, like shells, PHP, proxies, and I don't know what. I'm not a programmer, and my understanding of stuff like this is very basic. I think it was pretty big in some circles, and someone here might have even used it before. Silenceisdefeat.com

Most people who try to go to school to learn programming, and have not already taught themselves outside of school, end up failing. It has to be a passion, and it isn't something that you can learn in a classroom.

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He did not develop it alone, and I don't think he is involved in running it anymore. But, he was doing all of this in middle school \ high school.
 
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python is extremely easy to learn, if you cant do that, dont continue in the field haha. programming is a lot of busy work, and like everyone said, dedication. There will always be those times you forget a semi colon or a backslash that will drive you crazy. Once you know the fundamentals of everything, its just applying it.
 
python is extremely easy to learn, if you cant do that, dont continue in the field haha. programming is a lot of busy work, and like everyone said, dedication. There will always be those times you forget a semi colon or a backslash that will drive you crazy. Once you know the fundamentals of everything, its just applying it.
python? what about c/c? or whatever its called?
 
whats a code to start learning? java? lol no jk, but seriuos, what code do i start learning to be able to come up with a bot?

Its more then just code. Knowing how to read/write it is different then knowing how to take it apart. Part of it is math based. So if you want to create your own you need to become a somewhat expert on many different levels. If not mistaken the buddy team has several people who specialize on one main area but are capable in many other areas.

Your best bet is to start out learning how to write scripts / plugins for project like this. Once you master that take the next step. You want to a morons guide to go from A to B in bot creation. Its not really like that, oh yea forgot the most important thing. Most people have a passion for it being why they do it. They are not the kind of person that needs hand holding. This post request is just that.
 
u r dumb just go work at mcdonalds you idiot lol
judging by your prevous posts, your join date, post date and your same message on every post "games dead, your all losers, work at mcdonalds" tells me you dont bot, that your prob a gamer who is angry at botters because you cannot figure it out yourself. Or you do bot, but you have a "scarce mentality", so your telling everyone that this games dead because you don't want them to take away from your profits, even tho it doesn't make a difference
 
judging by your prevous posts, your join date, post date and your same message on every post "games dead, your all losers, work at mcdonalds" tells me you dont bot, that your prob a gamer who is angry at botters because you cannot figure it out yourself. Or you do bot, but you have a "scarce mentality", so your telling everyone that this games dead because you don't want them to take away from your profits, even tho it doesn't make a difference
agreed ^.^
 
whats a code to start learning? java? lol no jk, but seriuos, what code do i start learning to be able to come up with a bot?
java is a "language" not a "code"

python? what about c/c? or whatever its called?
"c/c?"? this post shows you have absolutely no knowledge, making your own bot is a long way off, developers obviously dont make an api to access the shit in their game (for example an item's name), so not only do you need to have a pretty good understanding of the language youll use, you need to have an understanding of how to access that information in memory.
 
To caveat off of polyester -- there are many languages out there as well. Java is a pretty good bet that you can use a lot on the job market as well. Also, a good foundation is to take a look into something like C/C--/C++/C#, Python, and JAVA. Programming takes a lot of dedication and you'll have those nights when you look at the clock to realize you just blew 16 hours of time and got next to no where on your project. It takes a lot of practice. Prog. is one of those areas where you tend to learn a lot more from failing than you do from succeeding lol. It's definitely a love hate relationship.

I began learning how to code from a C++ For Dummies book lol... Included my first compiler (bloodshed) and very simple lessons.

Also, for shits an giggles, take a look at all of the programming languages out there (including legacy) List of programming languages - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia.

My two cents.
 
thanks guys, i think i'll go with python, or, this is a dumb question, what kind of language does it take to do plugins or scripts for db?
 
thanks guys, i think i'll go with python, or, this is a dumb question, what kind of language does it take to do plugins or scripts for db?
plugins are (as well as db itself) written in c#. if youre a student you can get visual studio for free through dreamspark, otherwise just torrent it i guess.
 
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