#D2jsp sayitdude remoter code
Using bits and pieces of gathered knowledge about how d2 lays out areas, and building on the work of others, mattlant designed a path finder for d2jsp.Īlmost overnight, it became the single most important bit of code in every single script. Before long, people such as mattlant had come up with a solution to the problem of d2jsp path finding. (there was another competitor available still – JED’s code was open source), he waited until the next patch. However, since he still didn’t have enough control over the botting market Hindsight tells us that he was planning on monetizing d2jsp from the start. He kicked everyone but himself out of the core development “team”, and he claimed “he was waiting for 1.0” before he was going to release the source code. With the fall of JED, he decided that now was a good time to completely disregard the input of everyone except a few very individuals. Ultimately, she and everyone else gave up on the project. She tried bringing in other coders to help, but nothing could stop d2jsp’s popularity at this point – not even having a better product. As an attempt to revitalize it, Morgalis had allowed the JED source code to be open sourced, but that failed as well. Now, during this time period, the JED project was in decline. Those he had personally chosen as his “elite” coders (most of them were first-year computer science students at best, and could barely code their way out of a paper bag). Only a handful of people were allowed to know what was going to change beforehand He became a lot more closed minded, and eventually stopped listening to the coders entirely, making up his own damn mind about how the d2jsp API should function.Įventually, he entirely broke API compatibility. He pushed Syadasti out of the way, for unknown (to me, anyway) reasons.
Īt this time, njaguar finally had a core that was semi-useful (it was capable of simple tasks like running pindleskin, but nothing even remotely complex like running mephisto), but he wasn’t satisfied. It started as a wiki, and only lasted as such for a few weeks.Įventually, he licensed and installed IPB (Invision Power Board) on the website. They managed to make the website into something usable, but not very pretty. He started a website, but having no web skills to speak of, he brought in a few people to help: Raeky, Hol圜oitus, and a few others. He dragged other actually talented coders, such as Syadasti and a few others, to his cause. There was an extremely compelling reason to. He promised that he would listen to the people writing scripts, and never break backwards compatibility unless He promised that d2jsp, his newly namedīot, would be open source. He began a campaign against JED and its manager and creator (Morgalis and smoke, respectively). That’s where, as they say, things got interesting. That did little more than run a script and print in the game. After several days, he had a somewhat working alpha His own version, using publicly available source code from Mousepad’s maphack. Undeterred, he found out that it was using SpiderMonkey, and set to work writing He asked Morgalis if he could join the team developing the core of JED, and wasĭenied because no one knew who the hell he was. The handle of njaguar decided he could do better.
All was going well, when an unknown person by It was posted far and wide,Īnd drew in quite a bit of talent to write scripts to do various botting tasks.
Had written a bot platform using the SpiderMonkey javascript engine, called JED. It all started one day, when Morgalis announced that her “crack team of coders” (aka smoke) Let me tell you a little story about a project called JED and how njaguar ruined a perfectly good community project with his greed…
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