A pixel bot is a bot that instead of getting game info from memory-reading, will read info from pixels on the screen. Those pixels can be native WOW pixels (e.g. health bars) or an addon-made bar. Using native pixels is easier, but using an addon allows us to access more complete data.
Wow Addon Health Bar Around Characterl
One of the first problems I tackled was how to move the character around, we want the character to run around a map through places where NPCs to kill are. We know where we are as the addon can tell us the X,Y of the character and what direction we are facing. If we record a path of X,Y coordinates and store it in a JSON file, we can move between them, we send cursor keys to the client to move forward, turn left or right. Once we get close enough to a way point we can remove it from the list and head towards the next one. Once the list is exhausted we can either retrace our steps (there and back), or run this same path again (good for paths which end close to where they start).
If you're tired of the clunky default UI that World of Warcraft Classic has by default, then you might want to grab the AbyssUI addon. You can move things around to give your screen a cleaner look, and you can also alter the colors of the action bar. This addon is also very lightweight, so you shouldn't find that these textures slow down your game at all!
If you have trouble keeping track of enemy health bars and your own health, then IceHUD is a great addition to your UI. It puts your health and your targeted enemy's health right next to your character. You can customize the theme and all of what shows up on your screen. It's a pretty valuable addon for people who want a lot of information smack dab in the center of their screen.
This is a must for anyone who plans on doing raiding. It tracks auras, health, power (mana, rage, soul shards, holy power, etc.), cooldowns, combat events, runes, totems, items, and more. You can customize how each one of these displays on your character for easier knowledge on when it is about to run out and when you need to reapply it. This addon wasn't around in its more expanded state during Vanilla WoW, so getting to use it now should be a big boost for players.
How do I add commas/periods into big numbers like health? If you have DogTags enabled, you can open the Text Settings for the module in question and add SeparateDigits() around the tag you're trying to split up. To display Health/MaxHealth with commas, use: [(SeparateDigits(HP):HPColor "/" SeparateDigits(MaxHP):HPColor):Bracket]. To use periods instead of commas, use: [(SeparateDigits(HP, "."):HPColor "/" SeparateDigits(MaxHP, "."):HPColor):Bracket]. Use the /dog help menu to build your own similar tags for Mana, etc. 2ff7e9595c
Comments