cuervogold wrote:absolution wrote:First off...this program does not send any information to anyone. Any user entered info resides on the users PC only (as noted below)
User needs to enter account login name, server the ent is on, and character ID for the ent (see the ReadMe message box in the GUI).
All 3 of these items are written to a text file (C:\Program Files\StarWarsGalaxies\EntInfo.txt.) to have them handy each time the program is started.
This info is used to point the program to C:\Program Files\StarWarsGalaxies\profiles\<login>\<server>\<char>_chatlog.txt.
There are 15 pre-set buffs hopefully covering most of your needs (I will not code new ones for you)
The macro will take over the mouse and keyboard so you need to run it on a separate PC if you run multiple accounts.
The code needs to be put into an .au3 file and compiled. I've attached it here in a text file for you to use. It's way too long to post in a thread.
Please post any bugs here. I've tested it quite a bit and think I've worked out all the kinks.
Enjoy & remember you are using this at your own risk.
History
v1a - Initial release
v1b - Added check for GM's
So did you write this script?
There has been a script that is in use by players on bloodfin that is identical to this. The first 6 buffs have EXACTLY the same name, and do the EXACT same thing, aka buff4 on this is the same as buff4 in the game. The ones after that have different names on the ingame buffbots. The buffhouses have been using this script for about 6-10 months now.
Either the OP decided that he would use the exact same buffs in the exact same order with the exact same names or this isn't his work. Guess which is more likely?