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JGlideMon - The Original Glider Monitor Converted for HB
JGlideMon
You must install the GliderRemoteCompat plugin below before JGlideMon can be of any use.
Downloads: Downloads - jglidemon - Java-based Remote Monitor for MMOGlider - Google Project Hosting
Virus scans of the exe files:
https://www.virustotal.com/url/d633...4058f66a16128f292bd412af/analysis/1331824738/
https://www.virustotal.com/file/1f1...b759bead89e84bcadd8ce33c/analysis/1331824741/
https://www.virustotal.com/url/1b81...c602694a967a1704cab6f85a/analysis/1331824764/
https://www.virustotal.com/file/c79...7d3a6c6270b767d2f2c19170/analysis/1331824774/
The Main UI
Chat Tab
Health/Mana Chart
Mobs/Rep/Skills Tab
Loot Tab
Web Client:
Mobile Web Client:
Some features:
- Two-way chat, works correctly with special/accent characters now (it didn't due to limitations in Glider back in the day)
- Viewing screenshots
- Sending keystrokes and mouse clicks
- Listing of all loot, mobs killed, rep received, skills gained
- Graph of player health/mana and target health over time
- Built-in webserver that duplicates two-way chat, log viewing, and screenshot viewing functionality, I improved this greatly since JGlideMon's last release, it also includes a mobile-optimized version (only tested with iPhone)
- Text-to-speach of whispers (optional feature, a little gimmicky perhaps)
- Runs on any computer Java can run on (theoretically)
I don't know if anyone recalls, but I had released a monitoring program for Glider back in the day. I had taken a break from WoW for some time but of course came back eventually. Anyway I was curious if I could still get use out of my program, which was the reason for starting GliderRemoteCompat in the first place since I obviously couldn't use Glider anymore.
I've mentioned the basic features but I actually wrote quite a decent help file (if I do say so myself) that is included and goes over the features and how to use it. You can also view the documentation online.
GliderRemoteCompat
ZIP Download: GliderRemoteCompat_v1.0.zip - jglidemon - GliderRemoteCompat v1.0 - Java-based Remote Monitor for MMOGlider - Google Project Hosting
SVN Checkout URL: jglidemon - Revision 322: /gliderremotecompat
I've been working on a plugin that aims to replicate the functionality of MMOGlider's remote interface. If anyone recalls, you could telnet into Glider and type various slash commands to get status/logging or to control the bot. Theoretically if anyone still has copies of monitoring applications for Glider they could still work. Not every feature of the original is available but there is enough there to get some feedback and to see if there is enough interest to warrant me spending more time on it.
NOTE: HB WILL CRASH IF YOU RECOMPILE PLUGINS WHILE GLIDERREMOTECOMPAT IS ENABLED!!!
If you need to recompile plugins, disable GliderRemoteCompat first. I haven't yet figured out how to avoid this.
Once you enable the plugin, assuming you don't change the settings, you can connect via telnet (assuming you installed it as I believe it's an optional package in Windows 7 now) by going to Start -> Run -> "telnet localhost 3200" <enter>.
The screen will be blank waiting for you to enter the password, which is empty by default so just hit enter. Then type /help <enter> to see the available commands. Commands marked with * are not yet implemented.
Some of the main things that are working:
- /capture command to get screenshot
- Chat log**, including seeing whispers and loot
- Status display
- Starting/stopping the bot
Some of the things I have not worked on:
- combat log
- sending chat, key/mouse clicks
- changing profiles
- changing config settings
** As far as I can tell, HonorBuddy only pulses LUA events while a bot is actually running. It seems to queue them up and send them all at once when you do start. If I recall Glider was able to send the chat log regardless, but I could be wrong.
JGlideMon
You must install the GliderRemoteCompat plugin below before JGlideMon can be of any use.
Downloads: Downloads - jglidemon - Java-based Remote Monitor for MMOGlider - Google Project Hosting
Virus scans of the exe files:
https://www.virustotal.com/url/d633...4058f66a16128f292bd412af/analysis/1331824738/
https://www.virustotal.com/file/1f1...b759bead89e84bcadd8ce33c/analysis/1331824741/
https://www.virustotal.com/url/1b81...c602694a967a1704cab6f85a/analysis/1331824764/
https://www.virustotal.com/file/c79...7d3a6c6270b767d2f2c19170/analysis/1331824774/
The Main UI

Chat Tab

Health/Mana Chart

Mobs/Rep/Skills Tab

Loot Tab

Web Client:


Mobile Web Client:




Some features:
- Two-way chat, works correctly with special/accent characters now (it didn't due to limitations in Glider back in the day)
- Viewing screenshots
- Sending keystrokes and mouse clicks
- Listing of all loot, mobs killed, rep received, skills gained
- Graph of player health/mana and target health over time
- Built-in webserver that duplicates two-way chat, log viewing, and screenshot viewing functionality, I improved this greatly since JGlideMon's last release, it also includes a mobile-optimized version (only tested with iPhone)
- Text-to-speach of whispers (optional feature, a little gimmicky perhaps)
- Runs on any computer Java can run on (theoretically)
I don't know if anyone recalls, but I had released a monitoring program for Glider back in the day. I had taken a break from WoW for some time but of course came back eventually. Anyway I was curious if I could still get use out of my program, which was the reason for starting GliderRemoteCompat in the first place since I obviously couldn't use Glider anymore.
I've mentioned the basic features but I actually wrote quite a decent help file (if I do say so myself) that is included and goes over the features and how to use it. You can also view the documentation online.
GliderRemoteCompat
ZIP Download: GliderRemoteCompat_v1.0.zip - jglidemon - GliderRemoteCompat v1.0 - Java-based Remote Monitor for MMOGlider - Google Project Hosting
SVN Checkout URL: jglidemon - Revision 322: /gliderremotecompat
I've been working on a plugin that aims to replicate the functionality of MMOGlider's remote interface. If anyone recalls, you could telnet into Glider and type various slash commands to get status/logging or to control the bot. Theoretically if anyone still has copies of monitoring applications for Glider they could still work. Not every feature of the original is available but there is enough there to get some feedback and to see if there is enough interest to warrant me spending more time on it.
NOTE: HB WILL CRASH IF YOU RECOMPILE PLUGINS WHILE GLIDERREMOTECOMPAT IS ENABLED!!!
If you need to recompile plugins, disable GliderRemoteCompat first. I haven't yet figured out how to avoid this.
Once you enable the plugin, assuming you don't change the settings, you can connect via telnet (assuming you installed it as I believe it's an optional package in Windows 7 now) by going to Start -> Run -> "telnet localhost 3200" <enter>.
The screen will be blank waiting for you to enter the password, which is empty by default so just hit enter. Then type /help <enter> to see the available commands. Commands marked with * are not yet implemented.
Some of the main things that are working:
- /capture command to get screenshot
- Chat log**, including seeing whispers and loot
- Status display
- Starting/stopping the bot
Some of the things I have not worked on:
- combat log
- sending chat, key/mouse clicks
- changing profiles
- changing config settings
** As far as I can tell, HonorBuddy only pulses LUA events while a bot is actually running. It seems to queue them up and send them all at once when you do start. If I recall Glider was able to send the chat log regardless, but I could be wrong.
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