[cardeal]

I was thinking of starting a TF2 server but with a trading bot that can accept donations such as scrap, rec or ref so players can become VIP automatically and maybe do simple trades as give one weapon choose by player and accept two random weapons in return.

I don't know if it's possible 'cause i don't understand much of programming.
If there's out there any coder that can do this, add me on steam to talk and negotiate:

http://steamcommunity.com/id/cardealPT/

[Huntereb]

Perhaps try google?

https://www.google.com/search?q=tf2+...w=1280&bih=699

[cardeal]

Originally Posted by Huntereb Perhaps try google? https://www.google.com/search?q=tf2+...w=1280&bih=699

I have been searching it in the past few days but no luck. :\

[Huntereb]

Well the link I supplied had what looks to be exactly what you're looking for right at the top.

https://github.com/Jessecar96/SteamBot

Scroll down and look at the readme.

[Blackglade]

Honestly, have been practicing c# for over a week now and have made good progress on learning how to program a Steam Bot. I won't tell you how to do it but i can give you some guidance on how to go about doing it if you are interested.

NOTE*: I fully myself don't completely understand the workings of a steambot so its all a slow but eventful process for me.

[Merbo]

Originally Posted by Blackglade Honestly, have been practicing c# for over a week now and have made good progress on learning how to program a Steam Bot. I won't tell you how to do it but i can give you some guidance on how to go about doing it if you are interested. NOTE*: I fully myself don't completely understand the workings of a steambot so its all a slow but eventful process for me.

You're silly. I've done this myself before. Use MySQL as a medium, a script to access the database server side, and a user handler to give players credits/points/items or whatever on the trade bot. Pretty simple, less than an hour tops.

[Blackglade]

Originally Posted by Merbo You're silly. I've done this myself before. Use MySQL as a medium, a script to access the database server side, and a user handler to give players credits/points/items or whatever on the trade bot. Pretty simple, less than an hour tops.

WOW Really, i mean i did consider using php and logging in and using that as a steam bot but i rejected against the idea thinking it might be too hard. Could you possible be willing to share on how you went about this?

[Merbo]

Originally Posted by Blackglade WOW Really, i mean i did consider using php and logging in and using that as a steam bot but i rejected against the idea thinking it might be too hard. Could you possible be willing to share on how you went about this?

The mysql server handles the base accounts. I have a credits system by which users have currency based on the items they give the bot. The table follows like this:

SteamID(32-bit (STEAM_0)) | Username | Password (In SHA256) | Credits

You register on the site (Have a look at my site) and then the bot will recognize you due to it querying the MYSQL server for your seamid, searching for your username. The website uses the same SQL queries in the shop. My system is more scrap items->bot->mysql->shop->TF2Items modifies your items. I didn't want a clone of that tf2warehouse, so I chose a different approach, customization. The entire system took me a few hours total to do, the only issue was the learning curve in sourcepawn to get the server to be pull custom attributes from mysql.

[Blackglade]

Originally Posted by Merbo The mysql server handles the base accounts. I have a credits system by which users have currency based on the items they give the bot. The table follows like this: SteamID(32-bit (STEAM_0)) | Username | Password (In SHA256) | Credits You register on the site (Have a look at my site) and then the bot will recognize you due to it querying the MYSQL server for your seamid, searching for your username. The website uses the same SQL queries in the shop. My system is more scrap items->bot->mysql->shop->TF2Items modifies your items. I didn't want a clone of that tf2warehouse, so I chose a different approach, customization. The entire system took me a few hours total to do, the only issue was the learning curve in sourcepawn to get the server to be pull custom attributes from mysql.

Sorry, i think you may have misunderstood me, i wanted to know how you were able to make it so that using php u sign in with a steam account and give it certain actions to do. I know you would use the Steam Api, but i really don't have enough knowledge about how you would go about doing it. Mind point me in direction?

[bannanagamer.user]

Hello, I can help you make a Steam Bot that douse the following. Scrapbank, and KeyBanking.
Only the KeyBanking bot you will be able to profit from. I can also do a bot that accepts metal as a donation.
Price: 2 Mann Co. Keys

Just add me on Steam.
- http://steamcommunity.com/id/bring-the-love/