JavaOp's Binary Bot for Battle.net is a software tool designed to enhance gaming experiences.
JavaOp is a flexible and plugin-oriented Binary Bot for Battle.net. It is a cross-platform software that provides a wide range of functionalities to users. The bot is easy to use and can be customized according to users' preferences.
Initially, I started working with JavaOp to develop a bot that could connect to Battle.net. However, later on, I got a job where I was able to improve my Java coding skills significantly. Consequently, I decided to work more extensively with JavaOp and developed a stripped-down version for my friend, Fr0z3N.
Afterwards, I teamed up with Tuberload to improve JavaOp further. However, I realized that I had painted myself into a corner and could not expand the bot easily. Therefore, I decided to start from scratch and restructured JavaOp completely. This time, I used login and utility classes that I had previously utilized but coded everything from scratch except for 5%.
As a result, JavaOp became even better and more efficient. Additionally, I based a lot of ideas for plugins and functionalities on Gaim's code. The software is now totally plugin-oriented and provides users with a hassle-free experience while performing tasks.
In this release, several new features have been added to JavaOp. For instance, the StayConnected plugin has been recreated, and another attempt at detecting disconnects and acting upon them has been implemented. Furthermore, CheckRevision can be reenabled on a by-produced, and if the product is STAR, SEXP, or W2BN, it now throws an InvalidVersion exception. This feature allows other products like D2DV D2XP, WAR3, and W3XP to hash locally and have their local hashing information updated easily.
Initially, I started working with JavaOp to develop a bot that could connect to Battle.net. However, later on, I got a job where I was able to improve my Java coding skills significantly. Consequently, I decided to work more extensively with JavaOp and developed a stripped-down version for my friend, Fr0z3N.
Afterwards, I teamed up with Tuberload to improve JavaOp further. However, I realized that I had painted myself into a corner and could not expand the bot easily. Therefore, I decided to start from scratch and restructured JavaOp completely. This time, I used login and utility classes that I had previously utilized but coded everything from scratch except for 5%.
As a result, JavaOp became even better and more efficient. Additionally, I based a lot of ideas for plugins and functionalities on Gaim's code. The software is now totally plugin-oriented and provides users with a hassle-free experience while performing tasks.
In this release, several new features have been added to JavaOp. For instance, the StayConnected plugin has been recreated, and another attempt at detecting disconnects and acting upon them has been implemented. Furthermore, CheckRevision can be reenabled on a by-produced, and if the product is STAR, SEXP, or W2BN, it now throws an InvalidVersion exception. This feature allows other products like D2DV D2XP, WAR3, and W3XP to hash locally and have their local hashing information updated easily.
What's New
Version 42b Beta: N/A