Taking a break?

[junpei]

When I'm using Grind mode, is there any way to make the bot take a x min break? To make it seem im going to the washroom, or something along the lines of. Then Resume. As much as i would like to have the bot continue to grind, i dont want to look too suspicious with continuous activity over long periods of time. would be a possible nice feature? like.... flying mount and just fly up for x period of time, putting the afk tag, and resume after x period of time...


also. i have a question for the community. how long do you leave your bots on the same profile? specifically grind mode. I babysit alot, I usually run the same grind profile for about 1-2 hours before i think its enough.

I run a skinning profile in Obsidian Forest in TH. it seems pretty desolate, with the occasional skinner here and there. I am curious about what blizzard would look into before they take any sort of action against me, like how many times i killed such and such or how long i sit in the same place. etc etc

thanks for reading =_=''

 

[chinajade]

When I'm using Grind mode, is there any way to make the bot take a x min break? To make it seem im going to the washroom, or something along the lines of. Then Resume. As much as i would like to have the bot continue to grind, i dont want to look too suspicious with continuous activity over long periods of time. would be a possible nice feature? like.... flying mount and just fly up for x period of time, putting the afk tag, and resume after x period of time...

I'm paranoid like this too.

There are actually two ways to write "grinding profiles". The first is demonstrated in the wiki, and is just a dumb grinding profile.

The sophisticated way to write a grinding profile, is to write a "quest profile" (also demonstrated in the wiki), and use the <SetGrindArea> and <GrindTo> elements. This latter technique is the only way I'll write a grinding profile. Quest profiles give you a *lot* of power for doing things like conditionally swapping up your grind areas...

<If Condition="Chance(33.3)">​

or, take a biobreak every so often (this example is 5-10 minutes--it varies)...

<CustomBehavior File="WaitTimer" WaitTime="300000" VariantTime="300000" GoalText="On biobreak, back in {TimeRemaining}" />​

You can get *very* creative designing grinding profiles like this, and makes you look much more human.

cheers,
chinajade