I would love to be informed otherwise, but I believe this project is unusable becaus eof warcraft 3 reforged's changes to LAN games.
A Warcraft 3 Game emulator, inspired by GHost++, Made in C#. Pretty Simple
- HOSTBOT IS PRACTICALLY COMPLETE AND FULLY FUNCTIONAL AS A PURE HOSTBOT
Missing essential features / Solvable Issues:
- Roles (every user has access to every command)
- B.NET is not implemented nor supported (it is not entirely planned either tbh, i don't plan on investing on an extra CDKey for this bot)
- Unhosting on lan does not notify clients that the game is no longer public (UDP PKT 0x33 is not implemented)
- Client disconnects are not checked, we rely entirely on 0x21 packets, or ping timeouts. This is bad, but it is the working solution until I find a better one.
- Map Downloading is not supported (this is more likely to happen than b.net though)
Unsolvable Issues:
- ingame: If there is only one person on your team, the bot cannot see your messages, (TALK TO /ALL INSTEAD) This is a limitation of the WC3 Protocol, the client itself never sends messages if there is nobody else on the team
- ingame: (Related to above) If you are the only observer in a game, there is no way to use commands, since you do not have access to /ALL. Recommended fix : use Referees (configured on line 296 of Map.cs)
dotnet publish in the main directory should work. If you are compiling with VSCODE then use the build2 task to do the same thing.
Using DotNetZip, MpqTool and Nito.KitchenSink.CRC
Special thanks to the makers of ghostpp++ for the work they have already done, and for posting it all as Open Source. I would have a much harder time figuring this stuff out without them.