Very impressive. What do you intend to do with it? I mean, start a new bot site like tribot? Just share it with srl? something else?
Well first lets explain how different bots works.
- Injection bots: Epicbot, powerbot, rarebot, etc
- OpenGL/DirectX bots: Tribot, now this, and also some more user like brandon and mato working on their version.
- Color bots: Simba, RiD etc
Lets see how it works. Consider the following image. (yes I made it using paint, it's just to give you an idea of how it work)
http://i48.tinypic.com/ilm34z.jpg
This is how runescape 'works'. Jagex's code decide what needs to be displayed on the screen. It then uses openGL, directx, or software mode to send information to the graphic card/cpu.
Injection works at the 'jagex's code' box. They hack it and find how things work inside it. This mean they have access to pretty much all variables.
Color bots works at the 'screen' box. It looks at the screen and find colors.
OpenGL bots work in the middle. It intercept the calls jagex's code makes to the graphics card using OpenGl. It has most of the advantage of the injection bots, while keeping the advantage of the colors bot.
Main advantages are:
- No downtime after runescape updates (as opposed to injection).
- Object finding nearly as easy as injection.
- Resistant to bot nukes (as opposed to injection).
- Unique items ID (like injection).
- ###Random solving###, almost as good as injection. The only one that would cause problem would be the mime, since openGl bots can't detect animation like injection can AFAIK
Main disadvantage are:
- Object must be on screen to be detected (as opposed to injection, where it only need to be 'loaded')
- Walking almost as hard as color, but *might* be as easy as injection in the future.
I can't really think of anything else right now...