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Fafaffy
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 Posted: Sat Aug 01, 2015 12:05 am Post subject: Spent 3 days making a good steam bot - now need ideas |
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So I made a steam bot which is actually really polished and really happy with it. Supports multiple accounts, plugins, and other goodies.
After I finished, I made a quick plugin that will simply add anyone who sends my bot a friend request, and whenever you send my bot a message, it'll send the exact same message back to you.
I need ideas, though. What should I make a steam bot do? I could maybe make a chat plugin where you talk to it and it'll reply back with a response from Cleverbot. I could also just be simple and spam a random user until their steam client crashes (cuz that's always fun).
Also, if you want to waste a few minutes of your life, and have a bot copy exactly what you say, feel free to add my Fafaffy Chat Bot
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I say try to do some massive trolling. something that isn't damaging though
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Fafaffy
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I would love to do some trolling, but what are some ideas? What gets me is people have to add my bot in order for it to do anything, and they won't add it to be trolled.
Maybe I could also add games to it, like you versus other people (either isolated or in a group chat) and play games like hangman
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| Posted: Sat Aug 01, 2015 12:12 am Post subject: |
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| blablfy wrote: | I would love to do some trolling, but what are some ideas? What gets me is people have to add my bot in order for it to do anything, and they won't add it to be trolled.
Maybe I could also add games to it, like you versus other people (either isolated or in a group chat) and play games like hangman |
people are stupid. you can easily make them want to be trolled intentionally, and then theyll upload a video of themselves getting trolled to youtube and your shit will spread more
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atom0s
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| Posted: Sat Aug 01, 2015 2:22 am Post subject: Re: Spent 3 days making a good steam bot - now need ideas |
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| blablfy wrote: | So I made a steam bot which is actually really polished and really happy with it. Supports multiple accounts, plugins, and other goodies.
After I finished, I made a quick plugin that will simply add anyone who sends my bot a friend request, and whenever you send my bot a message, it'll send the exact same message back to you.
I need ideas, though. What should I make a steam bot do? I could maybe make a chat plugin where you talk to it and it'll reply back with a response from Cleverbot. I could also just be simple and spam a random user until their steam client crashes (cuz that's always fun).
Also, if you want to waste a few minutes of your life, and have a bot copy exactly what you say, feel free to add my Fafaffy Chat Bot |
Are you new to coding? Just wondering since this is not something that should have taken 3 days to make given that I'm sure you used something like SteamWorks .NET or similar to do the protocol handling which handles all of what this needs already. And given that it just repeats what you say, there is not much logic inside of what it does as-is.
As for stuff to do, make it do things for you like old style IRC bots. While I don't see a purpose for it ever, outside of just amusement, you can do things like:
- Have it google things for you.
- Have it process math equations for you.
- Have it handle quotes for you. (Add, delete, repeat etc.)
- Have it play games, such as dice, 8-ball, time-bomb, etc. (See eggdrop bots for reference to the various old IRC games.)
Given that you can access chat from anywhere with Steam now, perhaps have it control your computer. Allow yourself to do things on your system remotely.
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| Posted: Sat Aug 01, 2015 4:34 am Post subject: Re: Spent 3 days making a good steam bot - now need ideas |
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| atom0s wrote: | | blablfy wrote: | So I made a steam bot which is actually really polished and really happy with it. Supports multiple accounts, plugins, and other goodies.
After I finished, I made a quick plugin that will simply add anyone who sends my bot a friend request, and whenever you send my bot a message, it'll send the exact same message back to you.
I need ideas, though. What should I make a steam bot do? I could maybe make a chat plugin where you talk to it and it'll reply back with a response from Cleverbot. I could also just be simple and spam a random user until their steam client crashes (cuz that's always fun).
Also, if you want to waste a few minutes of your life, and have a bot copy exactly what you say, feel free to add my Fafaffy Chat Bot |
Are you new to coding? Just wondering since this is not something that should have taken 3 days to make given that I'm sure you used something like SteamWorks .NET or similar to do the protocol handling which handles all of what this needs already. And given that it just repeats what you say, there is not much logic inside of what it does as-is.
As for stuff to do, make it do things for you like old style IRC bots. While I don't see a purpose for it ever, outside of just amusement, you can do things like:
- Have it google things for you.
- Have it process math equations for you.
- Have it handle quotes for you. (Add, delete, repeat etc.)
- Have it play games, such as dice, 8-ball, time-bomb, etc. (See eggdrop bots for reference to the various old IRC games.)
Given that you can access chat from anywhere with Steam now, perhaps have it control your computer. Allow yourself to do things on your system remotely. |
I love my IRC botting... and I do control my PC with an IRC bot...
I support these recommendations.
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Fafaffy
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| Posted: Sat Aug 01, 2015 9:06 am Post subject: Re: Spent 3 days making a good steam bot - now need ideas |
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| atom0s wrote: | | blablfy wrote: | So I made a steam bot which is actually really polished and really happy with it. Supports multiple accounts, plugins, and other goodies.
After I finished, I made a quick plugin that will simply add anyone who sends my bot a friend request, and whenever you send my bot a message, it'll send the exact same message back to you.
I need ideas, though. What should I make a steam bot do? I could maybe make a chat plugin where you talk to it and it'll reply back with a response from Cleverbot. I could also just be simple and spam a random user until their steam client crashes (cuz that's always fun).
Also, if you want to waste a few minutes of your life, and have a bot copy exactly what you say, feel free to add my Fafaffy Chat Bot |
Are you new to coding? Just wondering since this is not something that should have taken 3 days to make given that I'm sure you used something like SteamWorks .NET or similar to do the protocol handling which handles all of what this needs already. And given that it just repeats what you say, there is not much logic inside of what it does as-is.
As for stuff to do, make it do things for you like old style IRC bots. While I don't see a purpose for it ever, outside of just amusement, you can do things like:
- Have it google things for you.
- Have it process math equations for you.
- Have it handle quotes for you. (Add, delete, repeat etc.)
- Have it play games, such as dice, 8-ball, time-bomb, etc. (See eggdrop bots for reference to the various old IRC games.)
Given that you can access chat from anywhere with Steam now, perhaps have it control your computer. Allow yourself to do things on your system remotely. |
I'm not new to coding, however apart from having a full-time job, this isn't a simple program which just uses the SteamKit2 api, most of my time was spent on the interface, and polish of the program. The plugins, and api implementation took a couple of hours at most. It doesn't help, however, that I'm using C# WPF for the first time; this was actually a project I set out to do to learn WPF.
I know this doesn't say much but look at my development environment and there's a bunch of files with different purposes, etc... http://i.imgur.com/T6aCR1E.png
As far as those mini chat games, I guess they'd be awesome to learn, however I don't think I'll be motivated enough to make them simply because I would never use it. As far as controlling my pc, at that point I may just use a server app whose open on a certain port and control it from a webpage, easier than getting on a steam chat.
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| Posted: Sat Aug 01, 2015 12:26 pm Post subject: Re: Spent 3 days making a good steam bot - now need ideas |
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| blablfy wrote: | I'm not new to coding, however apart from having a full-time job, this isn't a simple program which just uses the SteamKit2 api, most of my time was spent on the interface, and polish of the program. The plugins, and api implementation took a couple of hours at most. It doesn't help, however, that I'm using C# WPF for the first time; this was actually a project I set out to do to learn WPF.
I know this doesn't say much but look at my development environment and there's a bunch of files with different purposes, etc... http://i.imgur.com/T6aCR1E.png
As far as those mini chat games, I guess they'd be awesome to learn, however I don't think I'll be motivated enough to make them simply because I would never use it. As far as controlling my pc, at that point I may just use a server app whose open on a certain port and control it from a webpage, easier than getting on a steam chat. |
Ah, welcome to the world of WPF  I guarantee you once you become familiar with it and are doing things in the proper and 'standard' MVVM format, you are going to fall in love with it.
Judging by your current layout of files, I'm going to assume you are not doing that style of coding with it which in most cases people will tell you is 'wrong'. But learn at your own pace so that you enjoy it.
Some libraries I personally make use of and would recommend for WPF:
- MVVM Light Toolkit: https://www.nuget.org/packages/MvvmLight/
- MapApps.Metro (If you want a metro style UI.): https://www.nuget.org/packages/MahApps.Metro/1.1.3-ALPHA149
- Xceed Toolkit (If you want other metro controls.): https://www.nuget.org/packages?q=xceed+toolkit
- Newtonsoft.Json (For config storage and such.): https://www.nuget.org/packages/Newtonsoft.Json/
For example, this is a launcher I made for one of my projects, Ashita. It is a fully-featured injected hook for Final Fantasy XI that does all kinds of things. The launcher is made with WPF making use of Xceed's control kit and some custom done skinning via template overriding.
   
Another example, is an IDE I made for a custom API I built to interact with FFXI. This one makes use of AvalonDock and ICSharpCode.AvalonEdit controls for WPF.
 
Definitely look into the things you can do with WPF cause it is endless.
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Yeah, WPF is an awesome thing but damn is it different from WinForms. I just never realized how nice binding data is... Like holy fuck, I can just add custom objects to a listbox, and tell the listbox how to properly display it (without touching any C# code), and if you select an item, to fill out a textbox with certain data. Like... This is a damn game changer for me. Also, I'm already using Newtonsoft's Json (as you can see me using the attributes in one of my class), and its serialization capabilities are soo nice.
| Quote: | | Judging by your current layout of files, I'm going to assume you are not doing that style of coding with it which in most cases people will tell you is 'wrong'. But learn at your own pace so that you enjoy it. |
I didn't realize there was a different standard. This is how files are more-or-less laid out in regular C# at my work, so it's just the way I got accustomed to doing it. I'll go research the standard and learn it. Thanks for letting me know.
Anyway, thanks atamos. Appreciate the tips and help
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| Posted: Sat Aug 01, 2015 1:29 pm Post subject: |
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| sell it on hf lol
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Fafaffy
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| Posted: Sat Aug 01, 2015 1:38 pm Post subject: |
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| Eᅚᅚ wrote: | | sell it on hf lol |
Knowing HF, they'd probably buy this stupid shit. Still, I'm already ahead of you and released (for free) it to HF (source and all)
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| You should get the bot to send out mass-friend requests and spread the word of the reincarnation of Hitler.
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