Desert Bunker

There’s many different solutions out there that give you the ability to access and share your collection of music over the net. Many of them of work, sort of. It really depends on how you want to present your music to the user and how much functionality you’re willing to give access to. In this case, I’ve found a fairly self-contained music streaming server that gives you access to your music through web based flash player, with a login system to boot.

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I recently came across a relatively new MMORPG called Shaiya from Aeria Games. The first thing that came to my mind was, “I’ve got to build a bot for this game.” Instead of taking the long and grueling route of reverse engineering incoming/outgoing packets and having to deal with updated versions of the game (blah blah BLAH,) I’m taking the easier way out and building a bot using the AutoIt3 scripting language. With AutoIt, one could simulate keystrokes, mouse clicks, mouse movements, and various other naturally occurring Windows events. While tinkering with the game for a few days, I found a way to get a hold of the game’s textures. These can be used for any number of reasons but I’m going to use these for color tracking.

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Here’s a very simple and nearly useless script I made awhile back. Hopefully, some of you may get some joy out of it. The purpose of the Ventrilo Channel Mover is to annoy your fellow Ventrilo users.

To use, make sure Ventrilo is open, and you are currently connected to a server. Open Ventrilo_Channel_Mover_1.0b.exe and click ‘Spam Channel Movements’ to start erratically moving about the various channels on the server. It works by focusing the Ventrilo window, simulating the Up and Down arrow keys, then pressing Enter. While this is happening, you will not be able to send clicks or keypresses to other applications without disrupting the Channel Mover.

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