Restarting D3? AutoIT

[dondulla]

When farming, occasionally my D3 client will crash. The monk script seems to hang at: "Error cannot find resume button". Im modifying it to kill the process, restart D3, re-login, and then continue running the script.

It is obviously hard to test this as the hangs are random, can anyone see any issues with my code?

GUICtrlSetData($lblStatus, "ERROR: Cannot find Resume button")
			;kill process, restart the application fresh, login and return
			ProcessClose("Diablo III.exe")
			sleep(1000)
			run("C:\Program Files (x86)\Diablo III\Diablo III.exe")
			sleep(1000)
			Send ($password)
			Sleep(500)
			Send ("{ENTER}")
			Sleep(500)
			Return

Going to try to test it as well when i have a few hours to sit and watch it, wondering if anyone has any input for now?

[1337pyro]

you could add a tooltip that shows how often it has done the restart... so you dont have to watch it but you can see if it did any restart when you were absent

[MonsterMMORPG]

i was exactly looking this kind of script

did you test it ? does it work ?

[MonsterMMORPG]

this won't work

exe starts launcher

you need to click launcher

[belowme81]

The code looks good, but add -launch to the exe command to not launch the launcher.

[dondulla]

Ill post my entire code later that adds to the globals, etc to hook up everything to ensure it works, but basically this launches with -launch tab, and then updates the GUI each time a reset happens...Anyone see anything that is wrong? I will test later today and post entire code if i can merge this into the base code.

Else
			GUICtrlSetData($lblStatus, "ERROR: Cannot find Resume button")
			;kill process, restart the application fresh, login and return
			sleep(500)
			GUICtrlSetData($lblStatus, "Restarting DIII")
			ProcessClose("Diablo III.exe")
			sleep(1000)
			run("C:\Program Files (x86)\Diablo III\Diablo III.exe -launch")
			sleep(1000)
			Send ($password)
			Sleep(500)
			Send ("{ENTER}")
			Sleep(500)
			$RSTCount += 1
			GUICtrlSetData($lblRST, "RST: " & $RSTCount )
			Return
		EndIf

[chancity]

Heres what I'm using...

;AutoStart
$gameLoc = "E:\Diablo III\" ;Location of Diablo 3 executable
$gameAutoStart = False ; Set this to true to start game from desktop or recover from closed game
$gameStartTime = 9000  ;Change depending on computer/internet speed
$gamePassword = "Your Password" ;Symbols go in brackets "Password1{!}"
$gameExecutable = "Diablo III.exe"

If FileExists($ini) Then
	Call("ReadINI")
	Call("CreateINI")
Else
	Call("CreateINI")
EndIf

If $gameAutoStart == True Then Call("IsGameOpen")

Func ReadINI()
	$gameAutoStart = IniRead($ini, "Auto Start", "Auto Start", $gameAutoStart)
	$gameLoc = IniRead($ini, "Auto Start", "Game Location", $gameLoc)
	$gameStartTime = IniRead($ini, "Auto Start", "Game Start Time", $gameStartTime)
	$gamePassword = IniRead($ini, "Auto Start", "Password", $gamePassword)
	$gameExecutable = IniRead($ini, "Auto Start", "Task Manager Executable Name", $gameExecutable)
EndFunc   ;==>ReadINI

Func CreateINI()
	IniWrite($ini, "Auto Start", "Auto Start", $gameAutoStart)
	IniWrite($ini, "Auto Start", "Game Location", $gameLoc)
	IniWrite($ini, "Auto Start", "Game Start Time", $gameStartTime)
	IniWrite($ini, "Auto Start", "Password", $gamePassword)
	IniWrite($ini, "Auto Start", "Task Manager Executable Name", $gameExecutable)
EndFunc   ;==>CreateINI

Func IsGameOpen()
	If ProcessExists($gameExecutable) = True Then
		$size = WinGetClientSize("[CLASS:D3 Main Window Class]")
	ElseIf ProcessExists($gameExecutable) = False Then
		GUICtrlSetData($lblStatus, "Status: Starting Game Client")
		Run($gameLoc & $gameExecutable & " -launch")
		Sleep($gameStartTime)
                WinActivate("Diablo III")
		Send($gamePassword)
		Sleep(1000)
		Send("{ENTER}")
		sleep($gameStartTime)
		$size = WinGetClientSize("[CLASS:D3 Main Window Class]")
	EndIf
EndFunc

[chaosad1]

Any way to get au3 to recognize the client is unresponsive?

[5hn1t3r11]

Any way to get au3 to recognize the client is unresponsive?

That'd be nice

[zEEneXx]

Any way to get au3 to recognize the client is unresponsive?

You can check the Window Title

WinGetTitle("Diablo III")

If it dosen't return "Diablo III" there is something wrong. But didn't test it with D3. Only with an other program