This has been archived

I plan to revisit this some time as probably a Rust project, but for now, this will be archived.

SteamBattleBot

Steam chat game bot used to pass time

Usage

• You will need
  • An alt account

1. Start the application and sign in

• If you got email verification it will ask you for the code.

2. Open the new admim.txt folder and replace the current text with your steamID64

• You can find your steamID64 at steamid.io
• You can add as many steamID64 as you want, just make sure each one is on a new line

3. Send the bot account the follow command to setup/restart a new game: !setup

• To send the bot account commands, simply open a chat with the bot and enter them there.

4. Send the bot account commands via steam chat (Commands below).

Commands

Command	Action
!setup	Used to setup/reset a game.
!block	Block the enemies attack.
!attack	Used to attack the enemy.
!stats	Used to view your stats.
!shop	Used to open the shop.
!help	Display commands.
!changelog	Shows the latest changelog.
!shutdown	Used to shut down the bot (Admin only).
!message [message]	Message all the users that have friended the bot (Admin only).
!changename [name]	Change the name of the bot (Admin only).
!debug [setting]	Enable/Disable debug settings (Admin only).
!resetadmins	Recheck admin.txt for new admins (Admin only).
!save	Save all of the current players stats (Admin only).

Features

• Multi user support.
• Steam Guard Support.
  • This includes 2FA and email.
• Auto login (Currently unsecured, mostly just for testing)
  • Create a creds.txt in the same folder as the program and put your username on the top line and your password on the line below then simply open the program.
• And many more

Need to do list

• Check out the projects!

Libraries used

• Fody.Costura for packaging the DLLs.
• SteamKit2 for handling steam requests.
• Json.NET for parsing and generating JSON

This project is licensed under the terms of the MIT license.