seraveegn003
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How to make bot ? what's the software ?
How to make bot ? what's the software ?
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chad362wiley
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- Dec 8, 2011
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Please leave Worldhatblack now
hypefrenzy
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- Dec 12, 2011
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hahahahahahahahaha
haven't laughed that hard in a while :laughing:
"this suit is blacknot"
haven't laughed that hard in a while :laughing:
"this suit is blacknot"
I have tried both Ubot and Zennoposter and was seriously confused as to why someone would go through learning their "scripting" when it is just as easy to learn basic programming. Not only that, once you know the programming, you can go outside of the box that these other programs have around them.
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[Bender]
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dewaz
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- Nov 27, 2011
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Yea, I'm not understand Ubot script too. You should try winautomation, it's object oriented programming.
coldcolinb
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- Sep 15, 2008
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i would pay for someone to make it for me quicker
iwantolearn
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- Apr 11, 2011
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It can also cost less than $100 an hour. What is your point?
luminus
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- Oct 21, 2008
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What do you mean? OOP is something a little more complicated than WinAutomation.
Just wondering, when did you try UBot? It's a lot easier now than it was a year ago. I doubt seriously any non-programmer can build a competent and customized account creation tool or submitter or scraper for their first programming project in VB in a few hours, and the reason people buy UBot is that you can do that, especially now in 4.0.
Virus1
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- Dec 13, 2010
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It all depends on your level of expertise.
If you are good with coding and have some experience which I doubt because you would not be asking your question... then go ahead and hit C++ and other languages.
If you just dabble in coding... then ubot or one of the other RAD (rapid application Development) environments for bot creation would serve you better.
If you do not like to code... or even have problems making macros for automation...
then your best be is to hire a coder.
bots can run from $30-$200 per bot.
It all depends on the features and on the programmer.
Some programmer are shit but they still quote $200 for every bot, regardless of complexity because they play on your greed... you think the bot will a make you a millionaire... so you pay whatever to get it coded.
Look for 3rd world country people... they do it for cheap...
but also beware some of them want to charge more or equal to their american counterparts.
And it is not that they are not worth it... it's just that the language issue can be a b!tch.
If you are good with coding and have some experience which I doubt because you would not be asking your question... then go ahead and hit C++ and other languages.
If you just dabble in coding... then ubot or one of the other RAD (rapid application Development) environments for bot creation would serve you better.
If you do not like to code... or even have problems making macros for automation...
then your best be is to hire a coder.
bots can run from $30-$200 per bot.
It all depends on the features and on the programmer.
Some programmer are shit but they still quote $200 for every bot, regardless of complexity because they play on your greed... you think the bot will a make you a millionaire... so you pay whatever to get it coded.
Look for 3rd world country people... they do it for cheap...
but also beware some of them want to charge more or equal to their american counterparts.
And it is not that they are not worth it... it's just that the language issue can be a b!tch.
jamesvick
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- Jul 26, 2010
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lolololol.
OP - vb.net or C# are good to make bots. I know the more powerful ones exist in delphi but others are good too.
SwagBotPlus
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- Mar 8, 2012
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I use Microsoft Visual Studio and code with C++ .NET. You can use many languages with MSVS to create a bot.
It was within the last year or so, I guess that maybe the things that I wanted to accomplish were just too much for the software. I quickly found myself writing script into Ubot and then just figured scrap the paid Ubot and finish writing the scripts myself in C##.
fatboy
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- Aug 13, 2008
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I have tried Ubot and ZP and to me, Ubot wins hands down.
Its changed a lot since it started out and the latest version has killed most of (nearly all?) the big bugs which stopped it being the best.
I can put a bot together in minutes (for simple ones) to a few days (for complex ones) - it helps me as for the life of me I can't get my head round .net coding (too old in the tooth probably!)
Its horses for courses - one software package may be the best for one person and another package for someone else.
For me, its Ubot hands down.....its a steep learning curve but once you know what you are doing you can whip around the software to produce something useful.
Its changed a lot since it started out and the latest version has killed most of (nearly all?) the big bugs which stopped it being the best.
I can put a bot together in minutes (for simple ones) to a few days (for complex ones) - it helps me as for the life of me I can't get my head round .net coding (too old in the tooth probably!)
Its horses for courses - one software package may be the best for one person and another package for someone else.
For me, its Ubot hands down.....its a steep learning curve but once you know what you are doing you can whip around the software to produce something useful.