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you need to hold down your override key when using IDM to force your browser to deal with the download, there is a limit to how many times that download button can be clicked in order to stop people from hammering the servers. so each time you clicked and IDM failed to grab the link, it counted...

make sure auto equip is disabled. that should stop it.

mind rephrasing what your asking?

post a full log as an attachment please. http://www.thebuddyforum.com/honorbuddy-forum/guides/9859-how-attach-your-hb-log-file-pictures.html

im very fond of the Westfall Boar. its a classic pet, and holds aggro well. cant go wrong with it.

ive been playing tf2 hardcore while botting, and ive been fine. since we "honorbuddy" only cares about wow, it never touches any other process. since obviously a wow bot dose not have code to speed hack in tf2 or CSS theses no reason for it to be caught by punkbuster or Vac anti-cheat. we dont...

no, you should be good to go.

i think the payment model we already have works well, bossland seems to be happy with it, so i dont see why it wouldnt be the same, the only reason i could think to change it would be that if the game didnt seem to fit with that plan, like if you only played a week or something every two months...

dont just copy and paste stuff from singular, build your own, so at least you know how it works.

pretty sure return List.BossIds.Contains(unit.Entry); isnt a bool change it to. public static bool IsBoss(this WoWUnit unit) { if(List.BossIds.Contains(unit.Entry)) { return true; } return false; }

well i took a look at your CC earlier when the thread first popped up, i haven't had the time to sit and debug it, but a couple of things you might wanna try. i noticed in you have a bunch of folders, while its not a bad thing to separate things out, you might get the forum working by moving...

most CC's should be smart enough when in combat with no target to look for and target the thing that put them in it. however in some cases there's nothing that can be done, because the whole area is bugged. what i suggest is just blacklisting that node.

i was talking about a much higher level of logic then Glue or any other project is currently providing.

ive been thinking about it alot, how does a human pick where to kit to while moving? and on the flip side how do i come up with the math to pick a wow point that will do the same thing? yea its possible, but while the goal seems really simple, the code needed to complete that goal isnt. id love...

there's a difference between the item id and spell id when it comes to your mount. when you go buy a mount from a vendor, its an item, that item basically has a action that says "Learn Spell 20310 then remove the item" so that mount icon your clicking on to summon your mount, isn't that item...

you'll wanna stick with my original implementation, not that a EXACT 1 for 1 wow point is bad, but having that padding to work with even if its 1 yard is better then a single fixed point.

you need to define a new wowpoint. WoWPoint MyPoint = new WoWPoint(x goes here!, y goes here!, z goes here!); then call the method by going. if(NearArea(MyPoint, 20)) { do stuff here because im in 20 yards of my wow point. }

i think this is what you wanna use. public static bool NearArea(WoWPoint Location, int Distance) { if(Me.Location.Distance(Location) > Distance) { return false; } return true; }

to get what? they're both wow points so in that sense there is no difference. what are you trying to do?

there will be changes coming soon, but we're in the middle of getting buddywing for a release, and waiting on D3 and more information on MoP to drop, but when Rift came out we tried doing completely separate spaces, but all that did was divide up our moderators attention, and doubled the amount...