Well folks, Calek wrote a fantastic article about getting epic items on the Neutral AH using an autoclicker here: [Only registered and activated users can see links. ]. I've merely expanded upon the concept.
The two things I've done are:
Modified Bottom Scanner to allow scanning as fast as every 1 second
Created a "custom class" for Glider Elite that will click the button repeatedly allowing you to run a copy of WoW in the background and buy CONSTANTLY while playing another account!
The modified bottom scanner file is available here: [Only registered and activated users can see links. ]. Just put it in your BtmScan directory in your WoW\Interface\Addons directory. If you don't feel like using this one, you can always do the following:
Open the file btmSettings.lua, located in your WoW\Interface\Addons directory, with any text editor such as the ultra-powerful Notepad
Change it to say: gui:AddControl(id, "WideSlider", 0, 1, "scan.reload.interval", 1, 60, 1, "Reload interval: %s seconds")
Save the file
This will allow you to change the slider in the settings to allow it to rescan as quickly as every second!
Now, the best part of this is the "custom class" that allows you to run a WoW in the background & buy things constantly! The custom class is available here: [Only registered and activated users can see links. ]. Simply place it in the directory where you would normally place custom classes & select the class "Clix" in your list of classes in your settings. Create the following macro:
Code:
/run if (BtmScan.Prompt:IsVisible()) then BtmScan.Prompt.Yes:Click() end
Place that macro on the 2nd action bar (shift+2) in the first button position (as if you were to press 1 manually) and then open up the AH. Get Bottom Scanner started scanning & then pick any profile & start gliding! If you prefer to just save your own custom profile, the code is simple and as follows:
Code:
using System;
using System.Threading;
using Glider.Common.Objects;
namespace Glider.Common.Objects
{
public class Clix : GGameClass
{
#region GGameClassOverrides
public override string DisplayName { get { return "Clix"; } }
#endregion
public override void OnStartGlide()
{
while(true)
{
Context.SendKey("Common.Eat");
Thread.Sleep(375);
}
}
}
}
Of course, if your eat button is not in the standard place, just put the click macro wherever your eat button is.
I recommend that you set up background gliding with Glider, start BtmScan & the glide, and minimize the window. You can then go ahead and play another toon on another account while that one buys things for you!
If you are having trouble getting Glider to attach to the proper instance of WoW, close any running copies, start Glider, and start an instance of WoW to buy things with. Start BtmScan & the "glide" and minimize/hide it. Then you can start another copy of WoW without fear of them being messed up.
Future plans:
Make the "custom class" able to configure which key to press (i.e. which one the macro is set on) in a settings window.
Allow users to choose what interval they would like the "custom class" to click the button at, rather than a static value of 375.
Well, that's about it! If you have any questions, just ask here! Hope you enjoyed it!
Regards,
mjuad
Last edited by mjuad; 03-03-2008 at 01:17 PM..
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or you could just get something like wowmimc turn off any keybindings so it can't move or attack then keybind tab to a macro for btm scanner to accept stuff.
Has anyone gotten this to work? The custom class looks like it's working -- my macro button that I've put in the 2nd bar #1 slot keeps getting pressed every x milliseconds, but the macro doesn't work. When btmscanner's No/Yes dialog appears, it's never accepted, even if I click the macro manually.
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03-14-2008
Mhh I dont understand all of it to be honest. You are saying we should start bottom scanner, and then continue to do our glides? When we move away from AH, it will close, won''t bottomscanner close aswell?
anyway it seems like you made an awesome job, still kinda confused about the above though