Successfully converted a .py script I wrote to a .cs today to use in a scripting engine
also successfully converted a .py to a standalone c# program
c# is so much more rough than python
i've wanted to learn c# since I started learning python like 20 years ago
but c# almost makes zero sense to me
I mean I guess that's the point of actually learning it
but I can look at a lua or python and basically read what is happening from the code
it is deciperable
c# is like an alien language to me right now. Have a better understanding now than I ever have before but I can maybe read and understand like 5% of the code for a program right now.
c# standalone applications should use less resources and give cleaner looking programs vs python
python is kinda stuck with tkinter and tkinter kinda always looks the same
you get dark mode or normal mode and that's pretty much it afaik
The problem now is I’m completely out of new ideas for functions or programs
Some of my accomplishments
Write my first .py
Create a gui program
Basic interaction with ffxi(bring to front + send keys)
Advanced interaction with ffxi(read and write data via a api.dll)
Clipper
Speed hack
Gm icon
Fish bot
Dig bot
Dig hack
Autodig lua
Read/write in game chat in external window
Mob scanner
ocr
Navigation bot(menu/npc interactions and movement)
Claim bot
Simple kill bot
Mob/ph/nm spawn alert
Mob/ph/nm respawn timer on death with mp3 alarm
.dat swap program
Converting .py to .exe
My first c# to .exe
And .cs for scripting engine
And that’s about my full list as far as .py goes
I also know
Switching dats
Editing skin on dats
Completely rebuilding dats(vertices editing)
Combining dats
Aside from taking other people programs and rebuilding them from scratch like wardrobe
I guess my last thing to do is add everything together with cleaner code high quality gui
And update the all in one tool discontinuing the current one
My fish bot could use some major upgrades
It is as simple as it can get just to get something that fishes out
So that’s what I’ll do
Upgrade everything then add it all together
Ideally c# would be best
But I’ve got so familiar with python it’s hard to not just write and py and get it done
C# just looks so much better for the final product
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