(almost)Free item fix

[Temennigru]

This is a little tricky so read it all before attempting

1- check how much gold you would need to fix all your gear
2- Give your gold - (fix ammount - 1) to a friend (if u have 10k gold and you require 5k to fix it, give 5001 gold to him)
3- Fix one item.
4- The fix all button will flash for half a second. If you're fast enough to click it, you will fix all your items for 0 gold.

Why it works:
The fix all gold requirement takes a second to sync with the gold you have. So if you have enough gold to fix all your items AFTER you've fixed that single item, after you fix the item the game will think you still have enough gold to fix them.

PS: i notices sometimes your items don't get fixed. But if you try again it seems to work.

[Thaadevil]

I'll try this tomorrow, +rep if it works

[Lives]

I hope you don't mind me clarifying this a bit, since myself had a hard time understanding. This is how I interpreted it.

This is a little tricky so read it all before attempting

1- Check how much it would cost to repair all your gear. For this example the total repair cost is 5000 gold.
2- Make sure you have one (1) gold less than the total amount. In this example you would need 4999 gold. (You can trade the rest to a friend for this purpose.)
3- Repair one of your items. (Will have to cost more than one (1) gold.)
4- The "repair all" button will light up and be clickable for half a second. If you're fast enough to click it, you will repair all your items for 0 gold.

Why it works:
The "repair all" gold requirement check in the client takes a second to sync with the gold you have. So if you had enough gold to repair all your items (minus the single item you just repaired) the repair all button will still be enabled. Since you do not have enough funds, it doesn't charge you anything. But your items are still repaired.
PS: I have noticed that sometimes your items don't get repaired. But if you try again it seems to work.

Disclaimer: This is how I assume he meant, I did not have the chance of testing this, but his instructions were contradicting each others.

A side note; If this actually works, it shouldn't really be a problem to just call the function associated with the "Repair all" button, even though its disabled. The same way you can call the function for releasing corpse while that button is disabled (resurrection timer) and a bit related to how you could call the Cancel Auction by calling the function of the cancel button (That they just seemed to do setVisible(false) on.)

[TylerWilson]

Ill try as well and i will let you know.

[iLLuSiVe808]

This is virtually impossible unless you have a macro. I tried to do this manually and could not do it. I attempted this 10x but I could not get it

[naniqs]

Tryed it too, i'm not even close to be fast enough ...

[Temennigru]

I was able to hit the button twice now. It's just a matter of practice.

[bukoman]

I'll work up a quick macro for this guys and be right back!

EDIT: CODE POSTED! LET ME KNOW!
EDIT 2: A FRIEND JUST TRIED THIS OUT USING THE MACRO I PROVIDED, THE MACRO WORKS AS INTENDED BUT THIS "EXPLOIT" DOES NOT WORK AS INTENDED ON 5 TRIES. LAG MAY PLAY A FACTOR?

Global $Paused

HotKeySet("y","Leave")
HotKeySet("u", "Pause")
HotKeySet("c", "Stop")

$go = True
$Leave = False

While $go
if($Leave) then
	MouseClick("left",351,426,1,1); Repair individual item
	MouseClick("left",330,523,1,1); Rapidly jumps to repair equipped
EndIF

WEnd

Func Pause()
   $Leave = False
EndFunc

Func Stop() ;to allow the script to stop
    Exit
EndFunc 
 
Func Leave()
    $Leave = True
 EndFunc

I made this on a 1920 x 1080 resolution screen. Once you compile it in AutoIt, you press Y to start, U to pause, C to exit (so you can access your achievements via shortcut key).

To modify it for your resolution, check out this part:

if($Leave) then
	MouseClick("left",351,426,1,1); Repair individual item
	MouseClick("left",330,523,1,1); Rapidly jumps to repair equipped
EndIF

I'll explain line 2 and 3 of this bit, the part you'd need to edit.


MouseClick ( "button" [, x, y [, clicks [, speed]]] ) is the syntax. So "MouseClick("left",351,426,1,1); Repair individual item" uses a left click at x = 351, and y = 426 on your monitor, it'll click 1 time at a speed of 1. The slowest speed is 100, 1 is instant, so this should be fast enough. You'll need to edit 351, 426 to match the xy coordinates on your resolution for the individual repair button, and the 330, 523 to match the xy for your repair all equipped button.

I haven't personally tried this exploit, but if it's possible; this AutoIt script should do it.

[Temennigru]

Found an easier way:
Un-equip all your items except one
Hit "repair equiped" and quickly hit "repair all"

[warrkey]

Without any macro or anything, I could do it once, with the fast click method. Once... xD

[ssknight]

Has anyone verified that this is not just a clientside effect? I know that if you hit the button the client will update your durability display from red(broken) to repaired, but if you then take a hit from a mob does it immediately update your client to show that it is broken or does it legitimately server side repair your gear?

[diablomasterOO]

Well said Temennigru. Thanks a lot for the instruction.

[Temennigru]

Just tested something. Your items just APPEAR to be fixed. Their stats remain broken =\. I realised this when i had a fixed weapon that was dealing 0 damage.

[thebbandit]

well that settles this thread :B another glitch that could have turned out profitable.