Legends of Idleon

[jmayer2045]

wanna report that w3 trapping does not nullify the trap duration

[Creater0822]

wanna report that w3 trapping does not nullify the trap duration

Odd, it does work for me

[I Dont Know]

im using the ibelg console and i like it i whant to know if there is a video that i can learn how to make a injector all the videos that i watched are garbage if someone has a video that can send me plz send

[Creater0822]

im using the ibelg console and i like it i whant to know if there is a video that i can learn how to make a injector all the videos that i watched are garbage if someone has a video that can send me plz send

You mean a "specific" video that teaches you how to specifically make an application that can inject code on a very specific type of game?
Well, the thing is: The likelihood of something so specific to already exist is obviously quite low...
(Yeah, same reason as there are infinite amount of numbers, hence nobody memorizes the answer of each arithmetical operation on each N-amount of different numbers )

No but all jokes aside:
What is truly required to create something like iBelg made is pure and pure common sense to analyze what is factually happening when the game's being loaded. Well in this case, the game executable acts like a user agent that loads a local webpage & JavaScripts. While also knowing that the interesting code of this game's client is basically a plain-text-file e.g. JavaScript, one can come up with the idea to basically replace Z.js on loading, so that your modified version is being utilized once the has has loaded. Manually replacing Z.js, or mapping URLs to a locally edited version (which is often popular in other web-based game cheating) is basically the kind of stuff we initially did.

But then comes the (in my opinion) by far most difficult part, which is to comprehend where inside the large file you should inject your own code. I'd figure that this would most likely require an insane amount of OOP comprehension in the respective platform/language. And finally there's the tinkering on how to design the cheats interface (e.g. how to have the commands/functions be defined.) Finally, the last part is the knowhow (in any language) of how to have a HTTP request intercepted for alteration, in this case the replacement (or rather addition) of the desired code to be injected.

So to wrap things together: It is not only the coding part, but rather the actual goal broken down in technically required step, which is then finally programmed in any language with the utilities to do it the way you like. (or if not, you'll have to design it yourself) Because of this, unless it's something that is both truly simple and quite commonly practiced, the likelihood of finding the exact relevant video guide is quite convergent to zero.

[mynew1one]

I could do that, but better yet: All that you really have to know is to use this beautifier with Visual Studio Code to reproduce the process: [Link]
Equipped with that knowledge you can reproduce it as many times as you'd like when Lava releases new patches, so that's always the superior solution.

I'll try it, though i don't think my pc will handle Visual Studio Code very well

Yeah, it opens in Visual Studio Code, but it crashes when I try to beautify :/
i'll need the beautified Z.js file

[walkerofthevalley]

Anyone knows how to nulify the curse on Unending Energy Prayer ? It increases class and skill xp by Y%, but max afk time is 10 hrs. I would like to increase max afk time to 100 hours, for example.

[benni347]

Hello,
I read a lot of the so called Z.js file but I cant find it could you guys tell me, where it is located?

Kind regrades

Edit: Found it

[Creater0822]

I could do that, but better yet: All that you really have to know is to use this beautifier with Visual Studio Code to reproduce the process: [Link]
Equipped with that knowledge you can reproduce it as many times as you'd like when Lava releases new patches, so that's always the superior solution.

I'll try it, though i don't think my pc will handle Visual Studio Code very well

Yeah, it opens in Visual Studio Code, but it crashes when I try to beautify :/
i'll need the beautified Z.js file

Okay sure, for this one time. I've got one in my Google drive as Zjs_Vanilla_1.22d.zip.
Edit: You can try this online JavaScript beautifier instead: [Link]
Do take note that the result differs slightly in comparison to VSCode (no spaces between equal signs for example)

Anyone knows how to nulify the curse on Unending Energy Prayer ? It increases class and skill xp by Y%, but max afk time is 10 hrs. I would like to increase max afk time to 100 hours, for example.

Good idea, that could be an interesting cheat if possible, like nullifying the curse part of all Prayers. Yeah yeah, I honestly haven't looked into those at all.

[I Dont Know]

im using the ibelg console and i like it i whant to know if there is a video that i can learn how to make a injector all the videos that i watched are garbage if someone has a video that can send me plz send

You mean a "specific" video that teaches you how to specifically make an application that can inject code on a very specific type of game?
Well, the thing is: The likelihood of something so specific to already exist is obviously quite low...
(Yeah, same reason as there are infinite amount of numbers, hence nobody memorizes the answer of each arithmetical operation on each N-amount of different numbers )

No but all jokes aside:
What is truly required to create something like iBelg made is pure and pure common sense to analyze what is factually happening when the game's being loaded. Well in this case, the game executable acts like a user agent that loads a local webpage & JavaScripts. While also knowing that the interesting code of this game's client is basically a plain-text-file e.g. JavaScript, one can come up with the idea to basically replace Z.js on loading, so that your modified version is being utilized once the has has loaded. Manually replacing Z.js, or mapping URLs to a locally edited version (which is often popular in other web-based game cheating) is basically the kind of stuff we initially did.

But then comes the (in my opinion) by far most difficult part, which is to comprehend where inside the large file you should inject your own code. I'd figure that this would most likely require an insane amount of OOP comprehension in the respective platform/language. And finally there's the tinkering on how to design the cheats interface (e.g. how to have the commands/functions be defined.) Finally, the last part is the knowhow (in any language) of how to have a HTTP request intercepted for alteration, in this case the replacement (or rather addition) of the desired code to be injected.

So to wrap things together: It is not only the coding part, but rather the actual goal broken down in technically required step, which is then finally programmed in any language with the utilities to do it the way you like. (or if not, you'll have to design it yourself) Because of this, unless it's something that is both truly simple and quite commonly practiced, the likelihood of finding the exact relevant video guide is quite convergent to zero.

ok ._. i was expecting like a basic video that i can learn some basics for the injector

[Creater0822]

im using the ibelg console and i like it i whant to know if there is a video that i can learn how to make a injector all the videos that i watched are garbage if someone has a video that can send me plz send

You mean a "specific" video that teaches you how to specifically make an application that can inject code on a very specific type of game?
Well, the thing is: The likelihood of something so specific to already exist is obviously quite low...
(Yeah, same reason as there are infinite amount of numbers, hence nobody memorizes the answer of each arithmetical operation on each N-amount of different numbers )

No but all jokes aside:
What is truly required to create something like iBelg made is pure and pure common sense to analyze what is factually happening when the game's being loaded. Well in this case, the game executable acts like a user agent that loads a local webpage & JavaScripts. While also knowing that the interesting code of this game's client is basically a plain-text-file e.g. JavaScript, one can come up with the idea to basically replace Z.js on loading, so that your modified version is being utilized once the has has loaded. Manually replacing Z.js, or mapping URLs to a locally edited version (which is often popular in other web-based game cheating) is basically the kind of stuff we initially did.

But then comes the (in my opinion) by far most difficult part, which is to comprehend where inside the large file you should inject your own code. I'd figure that this would most likely require an insane amount of OOP comprehension in the respective platform/language. And finally there's the tinkering on how to design the cheats interface (e.g. how to have the commands/functions be defined.) Finally, the last part is the knowhow (in any language) of how to have a HTTP request intercepted for alteration, in this case the replacement (or rather addition) of the desired code to be injected.

So to wrap things together: It is not only the coding part, but rather the actual goal broken down in technically required step, which is then finally programmed in any language with the utilities to do it the way you like. (or if not, you'll have to design it yourself) Because of this, unless it's something that is both truly simple and quite commonly practiced, the likelihood of finding the exact relevant video guide is quite convergent to zero.

ok ._. i was expecting like a basic video that i can learn some basics for the injector

Yeah, the thing is that the term injection is a little too broad. In the Cheat Engine context for instance, code injection would mean the reservation of a memory block to hold whatever user-written instructions, whilst the injection itself then involves the replacement of your desired-to-change instructions into a reference to your newly defined memory address.

[Creater0822]

Changelog 18/07/21 01am:
Original post: viewtopic.php?p=198916#p198916

It's been a while since my last release, but here is one:

• The w1 smith command actually works, change maps and you can craft items without costs associated.
• New sub-command godlike bosshp:
  Insta-kills (Chaos) Amarok/Efaunt on tomb entering xD
• New sub-command w3 prayer:
  Nullifies the curse effect of all prayers, also nullifies the lvl upgrade cost.
• New sub-command w3 shrinehr:
  Reduces the shrine lvl up time to 0.5h, not 0h cause that would mean a crash.
• New sub-command wide star:
  Zero star points required to unlock star signs, probably unsafe...
• New sub-commands unlock silvpen, unlock goldpen and unlock obolfrag:
  Stops the deduction of these currency values. If the silver pen's at zero it'll become 1, if the obol fragments reach zero it'll become 9001. The gold pen remains zero for your account safety. If you don't care about shadow bans and such you can do this: chng bEngine.getGameAttribute("CurrenciesOwned").h["GoldPens"]=100
• Technical change to ChangeND, so it can do a little bit more.

[ABOOBA]

[*] New sub-command w3 prayer:
Nullifies the curse effect of all prayers, also nullifies the lvl upgrade cost.

can't take it off

Spoiler

[Creater0822]

[*] New sub-command w3 prayer:
Nullifies the curse effect of all prayers, also nullifies the lvl upgrade cost.

can't take it off

Spoiler

Hmm it does seem to work for me: Re-running w3 prayer does disable the nullification effects.

[Creater0822]

Changelog 18/07/21 01am:
Original post: viewtopic.php?p=198916#p198916

Whoo a double changelog for today, but this time it's iBelg's tool: Version 1.1.1 fork 2 is out in Google Drive!!
This fork version has obtained an optional config.json file which is placed in the same game folder along with InjectCheatsF2.exe.

By the default "unban": 0 is set into the json file, which you can manually change into 1 in any text editor. Doing so will allow the injection tool to automatically replace all of Z.js's shadow ban flags, thus not requiring manual editing.

If config.json is missing, then you won't be un-shadow banned .

[mynew1one]

Okay sure, for this one time. I've got one in my Google drive as Zjs_Vanilla_1.22d.zip.
Edit: You can try this online JavaScript beautifier instead: [Link]
Do take note that the result differs slightly in comparison to VSCode (no spaces between equal signs for example)

I used npm js-beautify (found it from [Link] ) and it works!
Thanks btw