[PLUGIN REQUEST] Auto Breaker

[blankzz]

Hello,

I thought of this plugin idea recently, and I really which i knew how to code better in c#, so i could make it my self but unfortunately I'm a noob when it comes to that.

Plugin would do the following:

Play for a x amount of time and then take an x amount of time as a break. When the break time occurs it would log out of the game, and wait at the log in screen. After the break time expires it would log back into diablo 3, and resume the profile, and continue playing. Also the break lengths can be randomized for example if i set it to 30 minutes to 60 minutes, it will choose a random integer from 30-60 to set as the break time.

I know there is a plugin that you can put the max amount of time to play, but i haven't seen anything that does this yet. I am willing to donate if someone can get this working good!

LIKE IF YOU WOULD DONATE FOR THIS!

 

[KiLLian]

Yes. I want this badly as well.

 

[Zoinx]

Try Arelog (made by the Buddy Developers).

You can set up schedules for how long bot runs, change profiles and characters, if so desired.

 

[KiLLian]

Try Arelog (made by the Buddy Developers).

You can set up schedules for how long bot runs, change profiles and characters, if so desired.

Tried. Not working at all.

hope a plugin like this is incomming

 

[KiLLian]

comon, noone who can make this (and keep it updated to work with every DB patch)? i'd donate

 

[Xennation]

+1 Will donate, too. This is a smarter way to bot.

 

[ChuckyEgg]

I've created one I call SpliffTime but, a dirty fix to get the one working that is posted somewhere in this area is to just comment out the stopping and starting of the bot, and it works fine, sort of.

Open up the BreakTaker.cs file in an editor (Notepad++ is an excellent editor)

in the OnPulse() method, locate the following code and either delete it or replace it as I suggest below:

Locate:

if (BotMain.IsRunning)
   BotMain.Stop();
Thread.Sleep(2000);

Delete it or replace it with:

/*
if (BotMain.IsRunning)
   BotMain.Stop();
Thread.Sleep(2000);
*/

Locate:

if (!BotMain.IsRunning)
  BotMain.Start();

Delete it or replace it with:

/*
if (!BotMain.IsRunning)
  BotMain.Start();
*/

The code you use to replace the one in the BreakTaker.cs file is commented out with /* */, thus preventing it from being executed (actually, it's not compiled).

 

[blankzz]

BUMP anyone willing to make something like this that works!

 

[teivovo]

You guys could try this and see if it works for you. It exits D3 and DB totally though...

DB_Run

 

[Inrego]

How about BreakTaker?

 

[ChunkyMonkey]

I've got a more advanced version of BreakTaker ready. Just waiting for Mr. Panda to let me know whether he wants it still or whether I should branch off.