[PROGRAM] WoW Auto-Login

[Toxik the Spammer]

I know someone will tell me it's a repost, but yeah. Anyhow..

AutoIt3 is needed so you can edit the script. So, go to AutoIt v3 - Automate and Script Windows Tasks - For Free!, get that then you gonna wanna download the script here. Now right click launch.au3 press 'edit script'. You need to edit the following lines.


Send("ACCOUNT")
; Put you account name there

Send("PASSWORD")
; Put you password there

Run("C:\Program Files\World of Warcraft\WoW.exe")
OPTIONAL!!! If you have WoW in a different place you got to change it!

If it's a repost, I apologize, sorry! :O

SOURCE CODE

Run("C:\Program Files\World of Warcraft\wow.exe")

Sleep("7000")
; ^ Can be changed, 7000 = 6-7 sec's
Send("Account")
Send("{Tab}")
Send("Password")
Sleep("15")
Send("{ENTER}")

[majinbuu1023]

can you post the fullsource code here pls?

thanks

[darkware]

Well it's nice but what if the player's WoW did not start in 7 sec? Then the program is completely useless. Just like the one I wrote. I'm playing on a dual core with 2 gig RAM and my WoW sometimes doesn't start in 6-7 sec. I would say a check function would be needed to implement, like to Wait until the World of Warcraft window is active. But still +rep for trying

[Toxik the Spammer]

Well it's nice but what if the player's WoW did not start in 7 sec? Then the program is completely useless. Just like the one I wrote. I'm playing on a dual core with 2 gig RAM and my WoW sometimes doesn't start in 6-7 sec. I would say a check function would be needed to implement, like to Wait until the World of Warcraft window is active. But still +rep for trying

Well, this was for my computer. Which takes approx. 4 secs to start, and types fast for me.

[jdismeuc]

I have made an auto login and I would suggest:


Run("C:\Program Files\World of Warcraft\wow.exe")

Winwaitactive("WoW")
Send("Account")
Sleep(100)
Send("{Tab}")
Send("Password")
Sleep(100)
Send("{ENTER}")

[skero]

its really helpful for me, very helpful

[Frankymouse]

I have made an auto login and I would suggest:


Run("C:Program FilesWorld of Warcraftwow.exe")

Winwaitactive("WoW")
Send("Account")
Sleep(100)
Send("{Tab}")
Send("Password")
Sleep(100)
Send("{ENTER}")

exactly...when i made a program like this it used to mess up...but when u u put like a half a sec wait before it going to password it doesn't mess up

BTW change Winwaitactive("WoW")

To: Winwaitactive("World of Warcraft")

also make it click on the character

[Frankymouse]

also add a sleep before Send("Account")

so it would be

Run("C:\Program Files\World of Warcraft\wow.exe")

Winwaitactive("World of Warcraft")
Sleep(3000)
Send("Account")
Sleep(100)
Send("{Tab}")
Send("Password")
Sleep(100)
Send("{ENTER}")

====Update=====
well this one selects character

Run("C:\Program Files\World of Warcraft\wow.exe")

Winwaitactive("World of Warcraft")
Sleep(3000)
Send("account")
Sleep(100)
Send("{Tab}")
Send("password")
Sleep(100)
Send("{ENTER}")
Sleep(5000)
Send("{Down}") ;add another down or take it out depending on selection of character
Sleep(200)
Send("{ENTER}")

[Shadshadow]

This is not a scam?Who test it?

[wacko338]

Nice program!

[bilarasgr]

This is not a scam?Who test it?

its not scam,the script doesnt say about email or something.I tried it and worked.I knew this alrdy

[Flipt]

Not bad..
What is its point though?
It's not hard to type in a user and pass.
Considering you can just select "Save Username".

[virreK]

It seems nice but I kinda agree with Yoshmitsu, what's the point in having this program?

[Toxik the Spammer]

Well, if you are a slow typer, or lazy, like me, it's helpful.

[wacko338]

Thanks for this +Rep