[aboone]

This is a program that will let you make a custom auto-login. It will do the following:

* Open up worldofwarcraft
* Enter both your username and password
* Login!

This will be done by using an autoit script. It is very simple to use!

First download Autoit v3 at [Only registered and activated users can see links. ]

Then you need to open your Script Writer. It is located in your AutoIt3's folder, called SciTE. You can also go to start>programs>AutoitV3>SciTE Script Editor to access the editor. Then add this script:

Run("C:\Program Files\World of Warcraft\WoW.exe")
# Put wherever your WoW is located here. Mine on default is C:


Sleep("7500")
# Waits for a while until it sends your account information

Send("USERNAME")
# Place your WoW account name inside of the parentheses

Send("{Tab}")
# Flips down to the password field

Send("PASSWORD")
# Enters in your password

Send("{ENTER}")
# Presses log-in for you!

Now, press File -> Save As -> Login.au3
^ Make sure you add '.au3' or this will NOT work!

Run it, and have a free Auto-Login! =)

[Thidan]

I'll let iradiation do my talking....

[iradiation]

haha theres just to many of these dang things spammers and loggers. >>

[wac]

And by the time you've setup this, fixed all the bugs, the wowerrors and your computer crashes...

Don't you think you would be able to login in that time?

Roflmao.

[iradiation]

Originally Posted by wac

And by the time you've setup this, fixed all the bugs, the wowerrors and your computer crashes...

Don't you think you would be able to login in that time?

Roflmao.

no stop thats mine and thidan's job to tell him if its good or not. btw there aren't any erros and it doesnt make wow crash you must be running like windows 95 if thats happening.

[Dek]

Lol. I don't want my computer to explode.

[JoK8r]

you could add the cmd WinWaitActive("World of Warcraft") (hope it is right so..)
with it the autoit.exe wait until the window is focused..

[Toxik the Spammer]

WinActivate("World of Warcraft")

-AND-

WinWaitActive("World of Warcraft")

Should help you.

-ALSO-

Instead of the C: running of World of Warcraft, use it so all drives can run it.


Run (@ProgramFilesDir & "\World of Warcraft\WoW.exe", "")
- If I Code it or Quote it the slashes get removed.

[natt_]

Originally Posted by Toxik the Spammer

WinActivate("World of Warcraft")

Instead of the C: running of World of Warcraft, use it so all drives can run it.

Run (@ProgramFilesDir & "\World of Warcraft\WoW.exe", "")
- If I Code it or Quote it the slashes get removed.

thats not true at all. my wow is in e:\wow

so regread is the thing that should be used



okay lets do this so much easier:

opt('SendKeyDownDelay',100)
RunWait(RegRead("HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Blizzard Entertainment\World of Warcraft", "InstallPath")&'wow.exe')
Send('username{tab}password{enter}')

[King Protos]

Originally Posted by Dek

Lol. I don't want my computer to explode.

+rep cause I just love that post.

[treston323]

Cool

[Etna]

well i like this Theard nice done +rep

[Willn21]

This is useless logging in takes 2 seconds