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Attached is an AutoIt script which will help automate your chronicler grind. It supports turning fragments into relics and adding them to your chronicler, adding a ton of relics you have in your inventory to your chronicler inventory and actually grinding chronicler XP.

The ton of relics in your inventory would be, for example, obtained from buying and opening a bunch of relic booster packs from the chronicler vendor for 20 silvers each (Easy enough to get a bunch of silvers before hand, just do some ACLO quests, ask your neighborhood chronicle master).

I took a look at Absolution's script and it gave me the idea for this script. I have taken and heavily modified some of his code and integrated it into this script. So credit to the adding fragments goes to Absolution.

The screenshot that is attached shows where to click for the actual chronicler grind (Crafting quests), but the description -should- be clear enough.

Yays or Nays please.

Yay for me, it works very well with grinding crafting chronicles

am gonna test this out within the next week when i get on r04r
made it so should be brilliant

yay but i have a slight problem i cant see the msgBox text onscreen any solution for that?

exorte wrote:yay but i have a slight problem i cant see the msgBox text onscreen any solution for that?

What msgBox text is that? And are you running in windowed mode?

All the instruction text like this one below

and yes im running in windowed mode

It should pop up on the top left of your screen as a notifier... Not sure what could cause this, then.

I sometimes have problems with autoit scripts on 64 bit systems.

These scripts run great on WinXP and Vista 32 bit version.
Possible reasons for not seeing the tooltip messages could be that autoit needs to be launched as "run as administrator" on Vista.

Free AVG as well as some other security software treat parts of autoit as a virus and block some functions as well.

If you are using Win7 I suggest XP compatible mode to test.

All the script can do is issue the command to tell autoit to show the message on your screen. If your system cripples autoit then the script doesn't stand a chance.

Another solution:
Compiling the script with the beta version and (non-64 bit flavour) would result in a stand alone program that you can just right click and "run as Admin" without all the hassle. This should allow those tooltip messages to show.


Nice script Roar

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