IP check fooling

[komar]

I have an exe written with AutoIT that has public IP check - all fine till I moved to a dorm room and started using mobile hotspot. The real problem is that the developer nuked his original source files, messing with it trying to "improve it" by changing load of things and even if he gets on his ass to compile me new one it will be very buggy and unusable really.

What are my options to fool it or edit it? I can edit it with notepad++ but the thing is encrypted so neither me or the developer know wtf to change in it to use my new IP. I really wouldn't want to leave another system running 24/7 at home in order to hamanchi or something else to it - could use my spare RPI2 for it tho assuming its possible).

Any help or advise is greatly appreciated!

[Mira Yurizaki]

What is the program doing?

 

It might be better to make it yourself and in such a way that doesn't break like this.

[komar]

2 minutes ago, M.Yurizaki said:

What is the program doing?

 

It might be better to make it yourself and in such a way that doesn't break like this.

hour long script - autoclicker. Took him solid half a year to write and then whole year to debug for both of us  so writing it again is nah

 

[Mira Yurizaki]

Just now, komar said:

hour long script - autoclicker. Took him solid half a year to write and then whole year to debug for both of us  so writing it again is nah

That doesn't really describe what it's doing other than it clicks something, presumably for an hour.

[komar]

15 hours ago, M.Yurizaki said:

That doesn't really describe what it's doing other than it clicks something, presumably for an hour.

It's a bot for the instance called Huricane mine cave in the game Voyage Century Online. It kills the mobs, navigates through the 4 levels and sorts the inventory.  After that goes to a trader, sells everything it gathered, returns, buys keys again, logs off and waits for you to lunch it again tomorrow.  And all of this using the ingame functions or shortcuts so in other words it clicks on the screen for bout 10 hours a day.

IDK what this mattered to you. It's over 2000 lines of code with many coordinates and timers that are real pain in the ass to set correctly. Rewriting everything from the start is a BIG no and the source files of the working version are nuked.

[Mira Yurizaki]

10 minutes ago, komar said:

It's a bot for the instance called Huricane mine cave in the game Voyage Century Online. It kills the mobs, navigates through the 4 levels and sorts the inventory.  After that goes to a trader, sells everything it gathered, returns, buys keys again, logs off and waits for you to lunch it again tomorrow.  And all of this using the ingame functions or shortcuts so in other words it clicks on the screen for bout 10 hours a day.

So basically a third-party macro.

10 minutes ago, komar said:

IDK what this mattered to you. It's over 2000 lines of code with many coordinates and timers that are real pain in the ass to set correctly. Rewriting everything from the start is a BIG no and the source files of the working version are nuked.

It mattered to me because breaking due to switching your public IP seemed like such a simple mistake that something this complicated would've accounted for that. But I guess not.

 

In any case, spoofing your public IP wouldn't really work. If the program sends out network packets based on your public IP, it'll stamp the packet headers with that IP as the source and when the remote sends packets back, it'll send it to the spoofed IP address. Meaning you'll never get it.

[komar]

10 minutes ago, M.Yurizaki said:

So basically a third-party macro.

It mattered to me because breaking due to switching your public IP seemed like such a simple mistake that something this complicated would've accounted for that. But I guess not.

It wasn't till he realized he doesn't ever wanna play the game again and totally abandoned it. After that changing things randomly when getting new ideas and never testing it ended up with this.  Before that he could just write the IP address he needed and compile it. Now he's not gonna move his finger until he gets some sort of real payment for his work and doesn't wanna send me the mish-mash pile he has now.

[Cruorzy]

Sounds a bit against the rules of the game.

[komar]

On 3/21/2018 at 10:55 AM, Cruorzy said:

Sounds a bit against the rules of the game.

Maybe, never wasted my time to read them, but after 6 or 7 years of this being the only real source of income you get kinda bored doing it over and over again. When you don't take action for the thousands request for something new we just gonna find a way around it....

Get it - its a grinding game but they lie big time - this is not free to play, this is pay us a crap tone of $$$ in order to compete with the rest. Even with that bot I have to run my PC for a week to get 1/3 of what somebody with 50 euro in his card can get in minutes.

 

+ there is no support whatsoever - there was 1 guy that has hard time with english for 10 000+ players game GG

[keskparane]

35 minutes ago, komar said:

...... When you don't take action for the thousands request for something new we just gonna find a way around it....

Exactly. If the bastard won't make new content for you to play for free then screw him, am I right? 6 to 7 years free gameplay and the guy isn't treating you like a loyal customer, what must he be thinking? And only 1 support staff...wtf??? He should be hiring more support staff with the income he is generating from your bot.

[ScratchCat]

2 hours ago, komar said:

Maybe, never wasted my time to read them, but after 6 or 7 years of this being the only real source of income you get kinda bored doing it over and over again. When you don't take action for the thousands request for something new we just gonna find a way around it....

Get it - its a grinding game but they lie big time - this is not free to play, this is pay us a crap tone of $$$ in order to compete with the rest. Even with that bot I have to run my PC for a week to get 1/3 of what somebody with 50 euro in his card can get in minutes.

 

+ there is no support whatsoever - there was 1 guy that has hard time with english for 10 000+ players game GG

If it is that pay to win and such a grind, why play it? There are probably similar games out there which could replace this unsupported and almost decade old game.

 

With the amount of time you would spend trying to fix anything you could simply try get a temporary job to buy in-game money it would end up being more effective.