Question:

[flairdevil]

I just sent off a new account. My question is simple:

How can I help the devs in a support function to assist in the development of anti-detection? Hawk mentioned 250,000 lines of code that needed to be gone through to look for detection methods. Can someone please give me a readers digest tutorial on how to do it? I have plenty of time on my hands and would be more than willing to go through all that code and search for what you guys need, if I knew what to look for. Assuming you need a program to reverse engineer the actual Rift.exe file? What program? Then, what am I looking for in the code? I genuinely want to be of help to the community and time is all I have to offer, well money too but I already bought a year sub....heh

Can someone please point me in the right direction here? I am a fairly sharp cookie and would be happy to help out and volunteer my time to assist the team in any way you see I could be a fit. It sounds to me like it's not an issue of difficulty but rather one of the long amount of time it will take to search through all the code.

/discuss


EDIT:
I forgot what a pleasure this bot is to run. In our down time I created a few Aion accounts. NONE of the current bots have SHIT on Ryftomate! Nothing is even close. This bot is the second best bot I have even ran, first being Glider for wow in the end days before the lawsuit.... B-) This bot reminds me of it quite a bit with the meshing, only thing missing is how Glider used to have the smart mesh feature, enabling it to "learn" landscapes as it went, and after a few minutes of bouncing off objects here and there could virtually be dropped off in a area, and walked away from. RoM is well on its way to that level. Keep up the incredible work Hawker and friends. You guys truly are innovators. Fuck Trion. We will prevail!
EDIT:
Even something as simple as a couple hyperlinks pointing me in the general direction would be a help to me! /eager to learn!

 

[wilsonj17]

reverse engineering is not as easy as you think, even people with vast ammount's of programming skill's will find it hard to reverse a newly developed game.

 

[Tony]

our devs will handle all the stuff it needs to be handled

thx tho

 

[flairdevil]

our devs will handle all the stuff it needs to be handled

thx tho

Not a problem:
Even although self-admitting the task was too large to handle in a timely fashion/keep up with it?

The problem is that they spit out 6 patches in 6 days and its nigh on impossible to check every one of the 250,000 functions in Rift for detection code.

I am merely offering free slave labor. If I can be of no help, cool. Like I said though I have tons of time on my hands, I am 38 years old (not a zomgifoundhagkz little kid), sharp as a razor blade and willing to help! But hey. If you got it covered, 'tis all good my mang... =) If you ever want some more hands to lighten the load, you know how to find me, I'm always around here. . .

reverse engineering is not as easy as you think, even people with vast ammount's of programming skill's will find it hard to reverse a newly developed game.

I am sure it's not. But once the fundamentals are sorted out, I presume it boils down to a tedious task of reading through lines of code looking for potential items flagged as possible detection methods. I do not pretend for a second to have the programming knowledge of the devs, nor vast amounts of it. I do however have drive, time and motivation, all highly sought after qualities, especially in a person not looking for anything in return other than to help improve the product for future/other current users. =)

 

[tc-zze]

nicely said