A clientless bot for KAL Online private servers. Whatever your opinion on botting, for server owners this is genuinely useful: it is the easiest way to load test your own server and to understand what bot traffic looks like so you can detect it.
What is KalOnline-Clientless-Bot?
Kalonline clientless bot for private servers
Kalonline clientless bot for private servers current features: config md5 bypass, hwid block bypass. run kalonline. open task manager - performance - open resource monitor - TCP connections - search for running engine.exe - remote address=ip, remote port=port A. client.py - self.gameServerAddress = ("SERVERIP", SERVERPORT) SERVERNAME B. server.py - self.listenAddress = ("localhost", SERVERPORT) "SERVERIP" 3. changes in kalonline (need to do only ONE of them): A. open config.pk with pkeditor - change ip in xlate to 127.0.0.1 B. run cheatengine - search for string SERVERIP (ex. 185.244.194.237) - change the address you got to 127.0.0.1 C. if local server exists, no need to do A or B 4. run proxy server (main.py), run kalonline. open through notepad hosts file from C:\Windows\System32\drivers\etc\hosts add this line 127.0.0.1 kalevolved.noip.me save the file as original hosts file (NOT AS TXT) 2. use cheatengine - search string kalevolved.noip.me - change to 127.0.0.1 need to change initpacket in network.py to 0xABCD 4. search for data with 0b and 0xfd. for example: 0b00fd5e000000c8200000 5.
The facts, straight from GitHub
- Repository: fatrolls/KalOnline-Clientless-Bot
- 5 stars and 3 forks, with 0 open issues
- Written mainly in Python
- No standard license declared
- Started in 2020, last updated 2021-05-06
Grab it with: git clone https://github.com/fatrolls/KalOnline-C ... ss-Bot.git
You need Python 3 installed. Clone the repository, install the requirements with pip, and read the README for usage.
Frequently asked questions
Is KalOnline-Clientless-Bot free to use?
The repository does not declare a standard license, which legally means all rights reserved. Treat it as reference and study material, and contact the author if you want to reuse the code.
Is the project still maintained?
Development has slowed down: the last push was on 2021-05-06. The code is still valuable as reference, and forks may carry the work forward.
What do I need to know before diving in?
The project is written mainly in Python, so some familiarity there helps a lot. Start with the README, then browse the open issues to see what the rough edges are. That is usually the fastest way to understand the real state of any repository.
Where do I get help if I am stuck?
Open an issue on the GitHub issue tracker, check existing discussions, and of course post right here in this topic. Someone in the KAL Online community has probably hit the same wall before you.
Over to you
Have you tried KalOnline-Clientless-Bot? Are you running it, forking it, or did you rage quit halfway through the setup? Reply below with your experience, your questions or your own favorite alternative. If there is enough interest we can put together a community guide for it.