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06.12.2005 A Tale of Two Bots.
Well as everyone know's a lot has been happening during these 2 months. Revolutionary things. But the latest one to capture cheaters black hearts is ofcourse Aryan. Aryan is able to run multiple windows and not use the mouse so it is very popular among the cheating world. But people do not realize SCAR is also as good. But SCAR has seemed to gotten lost amidst the Aryan Chaos. Here is my reviews of the Pro and Cons of SCAR and Aryan.
SCAR Pros
- Not as detectable as Aryan, therefore cannot get you banned.
- It survived the sands of times. It has never lost fans, popularity. It's always going to be a strong cheat!
- Easy to script for
- User Friendly, Straight Forward Functions.
- It's made by Kaitnieks!!!!
SCAR Cons
- Can only run 1 window properly.
- It always has to be up on the desktop. You can't minimize it.
- Scripting requires strenous lines of codes.
Aryan Pros
- Can run multiple windows
- Very easy to get fast money
- Able to minimize and switch user and it still goes.
- Uses Java.
- More to come, ovbiously because it is still in Pre-Beta Stages.
- Updated VERY often. And updating is a piece of cake.
Aryan Cons
- 60% Bannage Expected
- Not very user friendly. Lot's of people are scratching their heads on using Commands
- Still Pre-Beta Stages. Hard to judge
Well you heard what I thought. Now I'm sure your wondering what the Creators of these two bot's are thinking about each other's and their own bot. Here is some information you never heard.
My Interview with Kaitnieks
- What do you think about Aryan?
Aryan seems to be a very successful Java bot and a good way to cheat yourself some RS money. Use it while you can! I haven't used it myself, but I know that other people reccomend it.
- Do you think Aryan is going to become big? Or is it just a One-Timer?
I have my reasons to think it's a one-timer. Maybe RegeX will make it something big, who knows.
- Are you jealous of RegeX ?
Not at all, I've always encouraged others to never stop and make new cheats. Besides RegeX is a good admin and helps a lot with the forum and he's been always making big things.
- Do you think Aryan is the next big thing since SCAR?
SCAR is not a big thing and Aryan and SCAR work completely differently.
- Do you think Aryan is a motive to help you be more competitve with Aryan?
You probably mean "with SCAR" ;P I've been always making SCAR whenever I can and lately I simply don't have time to work on SCAR. Aryan or other cheats don't change it, it's just how it is. I do have lots of ideas though and I hope I can implement them sometime soon.
- If you had an opportunity to collaborate with Aryan would you do it?
I think I would be given the opportunity if only I asked, but like I just said, I don't even have time for SCAR.
My Interview with RegeX
1) What do you think about Aryan?
regex: I think it's one of the first cheats RS2 cheat since Scar, that has lasted a fair while. Open source rocks too
Sean: it has its good and bad points, the design is getting better and with time (and possibly some effort) it shall be f***able, like a nimble young virgin
pd: I think it's dandy. It's slowly getting more functional.
2) Do you think Aryan will be bigger than SCAR?
regex: I sure hope not
pd: No. Or, maybe. Yes? I don't know.
Sean: no, I dont for this reason. 1) we arent exactly n00b friendly 2) scar has a huge following and large (if unstable and half broken) script base
3) Are you guilty Aryan is taking the spotlight from
SCAR ?
regex: Not really, SCAR is still the cheat that won't get you banned easily.
pd: Are you Catholic?
Sean: I wouldnt say we are taking the spotlight from anyone, the aryan channel itself is limited to but a select few even thou the project is open source. Everyone is free to use it this is true but how many can figure out svn? :P
4) Do you enjoy working with Aryan? And do you have passion for what you do?
regex: I enjoy the developers and not the users. Also the satisfaction in seeing something work.
pd: I have a passion for what I do, but what I do has nothing to do with Aryan.
Sean: depends what im working on but for the most part I enjoy what I do, debugging can be a pain thou
5) Do you think Aryan will fade away or do you think it will stay strong?
regex: Really depends whether jagex do, or whether pd/I/Sean are going to hang around that long. I have the last two years of school ahead of me, so uncertainty.
pd: Depends on how much work other people put into it.
Sean: I think it will gain strength, developers and momentum with time. I also think that every week the design will get more powerful and elegant (both on the bot and updater side)
6) Whom do you dedicate this achievement to? What or Who is the inspiration behind Aryan? (Not the name, The Bot)
regex: RichyT motivated me to make Aryan =)
pd: I won't dedicate something I didn't to anyone. Aryan isn't an inspired piece of work
Sean: I dedicate this achievement to Hitler. Hail Hitler.
7) If you had an opportunity to collaborate with SCAR would you do it?
regex: Depends. I enjoy interacting with the client, and SCAR works from the outside and grabs pixels. So probably not, unless someone made a decent communication framework.
pd: No.
Sean: no, never, not in a million years. Scar is not the optimal way to cheat on any version of rs, its design in no way could easily interface with aryan as it stands and even then there would be no benefit whatsoever for us doing so
regex:
I'm excited. By the way I didn't insult SCAR anywhere so don't take it out on me.
Sean:
Why is Aryan 'better than the rest'?
Well I'm glad you asked that (which you didn't) as it allows us to delve into
the living beast that is Aryan.
Firstly, we have a group of people who work on Aryan in different time zones,
we are organised and our efforts are pulled together via the project management
system (SVN) seamlessly. This means that Aryan doesn't rely on one person to
move forward; if one person is ill or busy updates and design don't halt, we
muster through the bad. Also, since we have a large team of experienced
developers, it means we can invoke almost Extreme Programming like methodologies
to improve our system. We always discuss and design new systems together and go
over each others code when it's commmited. 5+~ pairs of eyes are more likely to
see a bug, issue, or dirty hack than one. We each bring different knowledge to
the table, and this means that if one person can't understand/develop something
themselves, there's a very good chance another team member will be able to step
in and pick up the slack.
Now that we have covered the development stages, let's get to the nitty gritty
about why Aryan is good. It's thread safe, which I personally have been
preaching since early rsc days, we use an event like pattern to allow the
scripts to be asynchronous. People find this hard to get to grips with due to
much development time (script-wise) in the past being based around "walk to x,
wait 500, hit rock at x, wait 500"; however our system adds a lot of power
and flexibility into the bot. Because the script isnt looping infinitely it
forces the scripters to 'code smarter'. The scripts should detect what they
are meant to do, it may seem to be making the scripter's job harder but it
in fact makes the scripts much more powerful, flexible and durable.
We know this means there's some extra overhead for the detection code but we
are working on removing alot of the work from the scripters by mapping custom
run methods mapped to conditonal statements to be called. For example, you
would map a runInsideCertainArea method via the ScriptManager to a conditonal
statement. If the conditonal statement evaluates to true, it runs that methdod
rather than the default run implementation (think runBank, runDialog, runShop).
Simple, powerful, effective. This design allows very good seperation of
concerns. The conditons are seperated from logic, the logic contained in the
methods are only for specific tasks. This makes the scripts more modular (and
encourages reuse of code), more maintable and easier to read. We also use an
event based system for our scripting mechanism to notify the scripts about
special events if they have registered with the EventManager to be notified of
such, item spawns, server messages etc. Which once again allows us to seperate
the concerns.
We also have a RandomManager system which is pluggable allowing anyone to
contribute RandomHandlers which run when they detect a random, if they need to
handle something it suspends the script's execution handling it transparently,
which frees up the scripters from the nitty gritty of jagexs attempt to stop
us. Since the RandomManager and ScriptManager will both be extending from
AbstractManager, this will allow us to share code (mapping conditonal statements
to methods), once again without any additional overhead. A system I am proposing
to build now is the Controllers, which will give the ability to change what
scripts are running, the state of the bot, the character that is logged in and
such. This will allow people to make controllers which say make 4 characters,
run the tutorial island script, take them to Rimmington using the Walker
script, use the Rimmington miner for power mining coper, then the Rimmington
miner for banking iron, then going to the guild. However, because we dont
want to auto 24 hours a day, it will change the character the bot is controlling
every 10~ hours. Our break handler (which is currently a random handler but
should be ported to a controller in time) takes 'realistic breaks' during the
script execution. This system will allow anyone writing controllers to have
absolute power over the bot, with a great amount of flexibility and power.
Another system I want to implement is a RandomAction system, which uses some
simple code to execute "random human-like actions". Random movements of the
mouse when bored, the applet losing focus because the person is talking on msn.
Things like that.
To sum it up we are building a framework which gives absolute power to the
users, without having to bog them down in complex code. They can use the simple
stuff or the complex stuff making the initial learning curve minimal without
sacrificing power.
pd:
Why do I work on Aryan? For the ladies.
As you can see these guys showed true leadership and sportmanship. They were frank about everything and showed their true feeling for each other. They didn't bicker over which is the best bot but commended on each others. They are true leaders Let's a give a BIG SHOUT OUT for them for creating such bots!! They dedicated their time to provide something for use so 3 Cheers for SCAR & Aryan 
~ VG_Kobra
19.01.2006 Yet another Mass Ban
18.01.2006 Hold that catafalque
17.01.2006 R.I.P to Aryan
12.01.2006 JageX's 5000 Account RSC Mass Ban
04.01.2006 Player Owned Houses
03.01.2006 Kaitnieks Radio takes off
02.01.2006 Jagex slams door on under-aged players
02.01.2006 New Year's Rampage Tragically Hilarious (+pics)
31.12.2005 RS cheating 2005
30.12.2005 RSCN Closed...Yet Again
15.12.2005 Interview with Kaitnieks
14.12.2005 Interesting news
02.12.2005 RSCN is back up again
30.11.2005 Aryan and Player-moderators.
30.11.2005 Aryan released!
30.11.2005 Different kind of cheating
23.10.2005 Final Server Release
12.10.2005 RSCN is dead
08.10.2005 SBot2 released!
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