FearLess Cheat Engine

Creater0822 wrote: ↑

Tue Jul 20, 2021 9:24 pm

alocmey123 wrote: ↑

Tue Jul 20, 2021 6:33 pm

Creater0822 wrote: ↑

Sun Jul 18, 2021 5:54 pm

I honestly haven't tried changing it into a bigger number. I outright changed the curse into None instead, so that it doesn't tamper with the afk time at all.

I tried to follow your guy's instructions and it didn't work. What number am I supposed to change in that string of numbers? Sorry for the trouble!!!

I tried changing the number 600 to 60000 but it didn't work. Tried changing it None and it didn't work as well.

The relevant piece of code reads like this:

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"Unending_Energy +{%_Class_and_Skill_EXP Max_AFK_time_is_now_10_hours._Use_this_prayer_sparingly. 30 10 1 600 51 0".split(" "),

As seen, this singular string is split into an Array of strings by a single whitespace " ", which is how we distinguish the parameters. As we can see, the first element is the Prayer's name, followed by the second element being its bonus. The third element is the curse, e.g. Max_AFK_time_is_now_10_hours._Use_this_prayer_sparingly.. This is the string segment that you'd like to change into None._Even_curses_need_time_off_every_now_and_then.

this.addAnyKeyPressedListener((function(e, t) {
    if (e.keyCode === 65 && b.engine.getGameAttribute("MenuType") === 6) { // Key A
        const EquipOrd = b.engine.getGameAttribute("displayData").h["PlayerEquipmentOrder"][0];
        EquipOrd[1] = "EquipmentSword3";
    }
})), this.addAnyKeyPressedListener((function(e, t) {
    if (e.keyCode === 83 && b.engine.getGameAttribute("MenuType") === 6) { // Key S
        const EquipOrd = b.engine.getGameAttribute("displayData").h["PlayerEquipmentOrder"][0];
        EquipOrd[1] = "EquipmentBows8";
    }
})), this.addAnyKeyPressedListener((function(e, t) {
    if (e.keyCode === 68 && b.engine.getGameAttribute("MenuType") === 6) { // Key D
        const EquipOrd = b.engine.getGameAttribute("displayData").h["PlayerEquipmentOrder"][0];
        EquipOrd[1] = "EquipmentWands7";
    }
}))

1. As you can see, I'm directly modifying the equipped weapon id, which does not change item-specific properties such as upgrade stone stats etc.. So that may indeed cause a bug associated to the methodology. Therefore, this honestly does not equal a True item switcher, such as for instance switching with any real item inside inventory slot 1 on key pressing, it ain't that...
2. This method requires pre-editing Z.js and I have not yet found a way to dynamically add keybinds into the game from the external-console.

• A True item switcher: For instance by having let's say the first three inventory slots reserved for weapons: And upon pressing the right key, the weapon along with all of its item properties are switched correctly.
• A dynamic syntax compatible with the external console, here's an ambitious example: One cheat command that initializes reading the config.json file. And in that json file, the user can write down the keycode for the keyboard button thathe/she wants to keybind, along with a weapon Id (obviously through a syntax imagined by me). And so it's then dynamically registered into the already-running game upon running the command.

• The keybind code resides in ["scripts.ActorEvents_93"], and I have not found a way to add/register a new key into the running game through the external console.
• Idk if there's even a way in JavaScript to write that I want to execute a addAnyKeyPressedListener() within that object, and/or explicitly adding code to a function without altering anything else (e.g. assuming everything else a 100% black-box), through a Proxy handler.
• I also still don't know the exact location to find the code for item switching yet, so I cannot do things fully vanilla-properly yet. One way I could still manage a True item switcher, is by statically swapping the item Id and item properties of both the weapon slot and a pre-chosen inventory slot. This should theoretically work as long as I carefully program it through the usage of JSON.parse(JSON.stringify()) which creates deep copies, but if I can make use of the game's native methodology I'd much rather pick that.

1. Traditionally extract Z.js and beautify with VS Code (or any other beautifer)
2. Search for u["scripts.ActorEvents_93"] and scroll a bit down to where you see init: function (). Between the brackets of this init function is where you paste the following code:

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   this.addAnyKeyPressedListener((function(e, t) {
       if ( (e.keyCode === 65 || e.keyCode === 83 || e.keyCode === 68) && b.engine.getGameAttribute("MenuType") === 6) { // Key A
           let index;
           const EquipOrd = b.engine.getGameAttribute("EquipmentOrder")[0];
           const EquipMap = b.engine.getGameAttribute("EquipmentMap")[0];
   
           switch(e.keyCode) {
   			case 65: index = 0; break;
   			case 83: index = 1; break;
   			case 68: index = 2; break;
   			default: break;
   		}
           EquipOrd[1] = b.engine.getGameAttribute("InventoryOrder")[index];
           EquipMap[1] = b.engine.getGameAttribute("ItemMap")[index];
       }
   }))
   

3. Careful that you copy/paste it correctly and don't forget to add a comma between these function calls. But that's it!!

// True switch simulation
this.addAnyKeyPressedListener((function(e, t) {
    if ( (e.keyCode === 65 || e.keyCode === 83 || e.keyCode === 68) && b.engine.getGameAttribute("MenuType") === 6) { // Key A
        let index;
        // Shallow copy
        const EquipOrd = b.engine.getGameAttribute("EquipmentOrder")[0];
        const EquipMap = b.engine.getGameAttribute("EquipmentMap")[0];
        // Deep copy
        const InvOrd = z.deepCopyList(b.engine.getGameAttribute("InventoryOrder"));
        const InvMap = z.deepCopyList(b.engine.getGameAttribute("ItemMap"));

        switch(e.keyCode) {
			case 65: index = 0; break;
			case 83: index = 1; break;
			case 68: index = 2; break;
			default: break;
		}
        b.engine.getGameAttribute("InventoryOrder")[index] = EquipOrd[1];
        b.engine.getGameAttribute("ItemMap")[index] = EquipMap[1];

        EquipOrd[1] = InvOrd[index];
        EquipMap[1] = InvMap[index];
    }
}))

1. I obviously want to have a way to have these keybind extensions addable from the external console.
2. Then I'd go my way designing a nice syntax for my config.json to further extend the fun of custom keybinding.
3. And of course I'd then dummy-proof it so that non-weapons cannot be written to the weapon slot.

Gibsonsg wrote: ↑

Wed Aug 04, 2021 1:33 am

I'm only knowledgeable in js, so I dunno, but why can't the injection process modify the Z.js? Why do we need to supply a modified version for the shadowban and now keybinds? I'd assume you can still access the code from Z.js? You could just inject your edits on the fly?

IntoTheRuins wrote: ↑

Sat Aug 07, 2021 3:58 pm

Hey guys,

I'm interested in making a script for the fishing minigame.
The script would simply need to know the length (start and end) of where the fish can spawn, and then you hover your mouse over the fish you want to catch and run a calculation where it determines the amount of power required to reach that location.
Unfortunately, I run into an two issues: the formula I have for determining the time to click and hold the mouse button to raise the power gauge is screen size-dependent and when I click on the fish location to run the script, it always overshoots by a constant value.
Have any of you guys attempted a script for the fishing minigame? What was your approach to the time_click and fish distance issue?

Python code below

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import keyboard
import pyautogui as gui
import time


def getMouseX():
    return gui.position()[0]
   
def click():
    gui.click()

def getStartAndEnd():
    while(True):
        key=keyboard.read_key()
        if(key == 'a'):
            x=getMouseX()
        elif(key == 'd'):
            y=getMouseX()
        else:
            break
    return x,y

def getFishPosition():
    key=keyboard.read_key()
    if(key == 's'):
        return getMouseX()
    else:
        return None
    

def calculateClickTime(fishDist):
    return ((3*pow(10,-6)*pow(fishDist,3))+(1.6391*fishDist)-(1*pow(10,-9)*pow(fishDist,4))-(.0026*pow(fishDist,2))+246.06)
# ((-1*10**-9)*(fishDist**4))+((3*10**-6)*(fishDist**3))-((0.0026)*(fishDist**2))+(1.6391*fishDist)+246.06
    # (-.0004*(fishDist)**2)+(1.0094*fishDist)+288.21

if __name__=='__main__':
    start,end=getStartAndEnd()
    tot=end-start
    
    # PLAY GAME
    while(True):
        # STEP 1: Press 's' for fish location
        fishDist=getFishPosition()
        if fishDist is None:
            break
        else:    
            fishDist=abs(fishDist-tot)
        print(fishDist)
        
        # STEP 2: Calculate fish distance
        clickTime = calculateClickTime(fishDist)/1000
        print(clickTime)
        
        # STEP 3: RUN CLICK FUNCTION
        #gui.click(duration=clickTime)
        gui.mouseDown()
        time.sleep(clickTime)
        gui.mouseUp()