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  • hello all would love to see a invocate prayer anti afk

    Discussion in 'Winterbuddy Forum' started by tommyboy69, Aug 14, 2013.

    1. tommyboy69

      tommyboy69 New Member

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      can someone create a
      invocate prayer anti afk bot scipt
       
    2. Glommy

      Glommy New Member

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      All out from Trial time, ;).

      I think that they do antiAFK thing later, but this will do the "thing" because many of us is greedy as I am... :p

      It is just "external" script what activate "Neverwinter" -windows, send keys "w" or "a", waits random time 450000 - 500000 ms. and run infinite loop.

      Downside this kind script is that it "pops" active windows allways when run, but if you are away it does not mater.

      1. Activate "Neverwinter" windows (this gives PID where script send keys)
      2. Run script

      Edit it if needed and take all out from Free Trial!!!!

      Below is simple code how it done and link to dropbox. There is also some simple Grind -profiles, just read text and try them and big THX to Kickazz006. Quest profile make really big diffrence!!!

      Code:
      #Region ;**** Directives created by AutoIt3Wrapper_GUI ****
      #AutoIt3Wrapper_Outfile=winterbuddyAFK.exe
      #EndRegion ;**** Directives created by AutoIt3Wrapper_GUI ****
      While 1
          WinActivate("Neverwinter")
          Send("W ")
          Sleep(Random(480000, 500000, 1))
          WinActivate("Neverwinter")
          Send("A")
          Sleep(Random(450000, 500000, 1))
      WEnd
      Link is here.

      https://www.dropbox.com/sh/4z0lo00f61otqdk/DrkRO019zv

      Please notify me if this not what you want, ;).

      ps. added magical "press_any_key" to continue with mouse, I need learn how to use C#... really.
       

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