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maybe there would be an ee bot programming language with the save abiltiy
myfirstEEbot.eebot
So developing bots wuld be easier and you dont need to learn c# - anyone thought about this?
Or learn C# and use it for more than Bots; it's a really good language and I recommend learning it and not relying on someone else to make it a bit easier.
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Or learn C# and use it for more than Bots; it's a really good language and I recommend learning it and not relying on someone else to make it a bit easier.
Hpw to save a c# file?
test.h
?????
Koya wrote:Or learn C# and use it for more than Bots; it's a really good language and I recommend learning it and not relying on someone else to make it a bit easier.
Hpw to save a c# file?
test.h
?????
https://www.visualstudio.com/en-us/prod … ty-vs.aspx
It's free
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It would certainly bring more people into the bot community if there was an SDK that did everything easily, even though it is kinda nubby.
One bot to rule them all, one bot to find them. One bot to bring them all... and with this cliché blind them.
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It would certainly bring more people into the bot community if there was an SDK that did everything easily, even though it is kinda nubby.
There are bot SDK's around which help with automating the same things over and over. One of which is Processor's BotBits. For example, logging in with your bot using BotBits is as simple as,
Login.Of(bot) .WithEmail("email", "pass") .CreateJoinRoom("roomId");
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The problem with creating a simple bot creation tool is scope. It would fall into the same issue that "make your own virus" type tools have. There would be a small handful of things that you could do, and nothing more. In order to make it reasonably useful, you would need to put forth a massive development effort, and what you would end up with is a programming language which is likely less robust and reliable than something like C#, and littered with numerous planning mistakes that make it nothing more than a passing novelty.
If you want to make bots, you should just learn to use C#. It's not hard; I was writing programs in C# when I was 10 with no prior experience. Pick up a bot framework like the aforementioned BotBits and get to work. There is a massive wealth of knowledge on the internet to get you started with C#, which has almost anything you could possibly need to make any sort of bot you could desire.
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^Yeah that's the bummer. An actually usable language created here wouldn't pass for much
idk if I love botbits so much, but that's me.
Tomahawk wrote:It would certainly bring more people into the bot community if there was an SDK that did everything easily, even though it is kinda nubby.
Hexagon wrote:There are bot SDK's around which help with automating the same things over and over. One of which is Processor's BotBits. For example, logging in with your bot using BotBits is as simple as,
Login.Of(bot) .WithEmail("email", "pass") .CreateJoinRoom("roomId");
idk about you but that's almost more confusing. I was fuddling for a while before I got through the github to the readme and then somehow it was blank because I was in the wrong place or something. Perhaps I'm just not used to it, but that stuff is confusing.
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