Programs that shuts down and reopen Necrobot?

[Ev0luti0n]

To make it more human like you can randomize timeout. With the value of 14400 it will randomize between 0 secs and 4 hours. You can of course change this value to what you want.

:start
start NecroBot.exe
SET /a rnd=(%RANDOM%*14400/3276+1
timeout %rnd%
taskkill -f -IM "NecroBot.exe"
SET /a rnd=(%RANDOM%*14400/3276+1
timeout %rnd%
goto :start

Edit: The smileys are 8 and ) next to each other.
I don't know how to remove smileys.

This is set up to randomize between 0 seconds and 4 hours. I understand that 14400=4hours, but what if I wanted to randomize between 2.5 and 5 hours?

[Ev0luti0n]

Very help. I have other question. We have to type 'Y' to accept the risk since necrobot 0.8.8 if we enable the snipping. How could we type 'Y' with the script?

In Post #13, Elguri responded with:

Pulse Y to continue open


I don't snipe, so I guess that is what they meant by that...just dawned on me now

[nyunyu]

Just want to share my way of botting, I have 2 accounts and run them in rotation.

Download Splinterware System Scheduler:
Splinterware - Downloads

1. Create a new event for starting the PogoLocationFeederGUI
   
   • Set event type as Run Application, choose the application path.
   
   
2. Create a new event too for PogoLocationFeederGUI (and start it if not found)
   
   • Set the event type as "Window Watcher"
   • Set or search for caption to look for. Should be "Location Feeder"
   • Set criteria as "Window does not exists"
   • Set action as "Send keypresses to window and/or run other event"
   • Set Run Event as "ApplicationL LocFeed"
   
   
3. Create a new event for starting the Necrobot
   
   • Set event type as Run Application, choose the application path.
   • Schedule your botting time "Every Hour / Selected Minutes" e.g. 00,05,10,15,20.
   
   
4. Create a new event for terminating Necrobot after certain time
   
   • Set the event type as "Window Watcher"
   • Set or search for caption to look for. Should be "[Necrobot v0.8.6] <name>*"
   • Set criteria as "Window exists"
   • Set action as "Terminate application"
   • Schedule your event e.g 03,08,13,18,23.
   
   
5. Create a new event for starting the Necrobot (2nd account)
   
   • Set event type as Run Application, choose the application path.
   • Schedule your botting time "Every Hour / Selected Minutes" e.g. 03,08,13,18,23.
   
   
6. Create a new event for terminating Necrobot after certain time
   
   • Set the event type as "Window Watcher"
   • Set or search for caption to look for. Should be "[Necrobot v0.8.6] <name>*"
   • Set criteria as "Window exists"
   • Set action as "Terminate application"
   • Schedule your event e.g 00,05,10,15,20.
   
   
7. Run/trigger all the event you just created.

Ok, what this does is it will look for location feeder and if the application not found, it will start it. Then it will auto start and terminate Necrobot within the given time schedule.
Example schedule above is as follows with rest time it bot for 2nd account:

Botting from 00:00 - 03:00
Rest 03:00 - 05:00
Botting from 05:00 - 08:00
Rest 08:00 - 10:00
Botting from 10:00 - 13:00
Rest 13:00 - 15:00
Botting from 15:00 - 18:00
Rest 18:00 - 20:00
Botting from 20:00 - 23:00
Rest 23:00 - 00:00

[ThePaleDev]

You could check my thread. I added an Auto Account Switcher there. This will switch account every certain hour you specified. It could also hide/show the necro window hehe

NecroBot Config Tool Sniping Page Unlocked

[Ev0luti0n]

You could check my thread. I added an Auto Account Switcher there. This will switch account every certain hour you specified. It could also hide/show the necro window hehe

The only issue I have with creating a system task to start Necro or using your program is that the start/stop time will be the same. If you can add a function to create random start/stop times, your tool would be perfect. It is still a nice tool that will work for most, I just wanted something different.
Thanks for sharing and KEEP up with the god work and contributions to the forum


....In case anybody is interested, you can hide the CMD window of the .bat by creating a simple .vbs file in notepad.

1-Open notepad
2-Type in the following: CreateObject("Wscript.Shell").Run "your_batch.bat",0,True
3-Replace the name of your bat file where it says your batch and make sure to keep the quotes
4-Name it Botcontrol.vbs and save as all files
EX.: CreateObject("Wscript.Shell").Run "botcontrol.bat",0,True
5-Run the .vbs and it will run the bat and keep it hidden in the background. The necrobot.exe will still be seen

Thanks to everybody who has contributed to this post.


LAST QUESTION:

If anybody knows how to add random times that vary from 2-4 hours instead of o seconds to 4 hours, please post or explain how to come up with the numbers to enter in the .bat

[killerfromsky]

:start
start NecroBot.exe
SET /a rnd=(%RANDOM%*14400/32768)+1
timeout %rnd%
taskkill -f -IM "NecroBot.exe"
SET /a rnd=(%RANDOM%*14400/32768)+1
timeout %rnd%
goto :start

:gusta:

What are the -f and -IM parameters stand for?