More realistic behaviors: auto-reply /Wave /Nod /Salute and/or auto-chat plugins?

[Jerf]

I've noticed, especially during Arch botting but also often during quest botting, that people will /wave /nod or occasionally /salute me.

Honestly, while maybe some are really being social, I think it is often a test to see if I'm AFK botting or really playing. Especially on the Archaeology bits since soooo many arch'ers are obviously not really there.

Is there a plugin that will auto-wave back? Naturally I wouldn't want it to do more than 1 reply per player per X minutes (since otherwise 2 botters could loop each other ... and people could easily then use that as a test as well if they found out about the plugin). It would be interesting to have it sometimes auto-wave back to a wave but randomly also occasionally use a different emote just to keep things more random.

I monitor nearly 100% of the time, so I usually just "/tar [name]; /wave" by hand. This would just save me that need.

If such a plugin doesn't exist ... I'm a total newb at coding for the bot ... but I'd be willing to try my hand at it and would appreciate a pointer to the best quickstart on creating a basic plugin that responded like this.

A similar plugin ... possibly even the same one ... might even automatically say some basic phrases in various channels (vicinity, /tells to pre-planned friends when they log in who are aware of the circumstances, maybe even to /guild, etc) once every long while to make it easier to look like we're chatting like normal humans. While I really DO play nearly completely silently for hours ... as a botter I now actually make more of a point to chat a bit to seem more normal.

 

[AknA]

Don't know if WoWUnit allso handles players, if it does, then it won't be hard to make a plugin for it.
Lets say that there is a WoWUnit.IsPlayer (most likely isn't but just to make this example code)
Then you could do it like this.

PlayerList = ObjectManager.GetObjectofType<WoWUnit>.Where(p => p.IsPlayer && p.IsTargetingMeOrPet).OrderBy(p => p.Distance).ToList();
foreach (var p in PlayerList) {
  if (blacklistcode that I can't remember right now) { return }
  p.target;
  Lua.DoString("greet");
  //Blacklist player for example 1 hour.
}

Sorry, couldn't remember blacklist code ontop of my head, and I don't know if WoWUnit handles players, but what this do then is that if a player is targeting you or your pet then you target them and /greet them, that's it

 

[buzzerbeater]

To be honest, I had the same idea, but after testing it myself I had a huge disappointment.

People, at least on my server, talk back or start to talk if you wave or anything.
This leads to more problems than anything else. (in my case.)