MutliClient/MultiBot ( Working ) ( Needs High-End PC )

De@thGod · 09/09/2007, 13:45

regarding download..i think you can find it on every single major torrent site lol

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Originally Posted by royalblade

i have windows vista and it says install xp pro. well, i dont have that cd what do i do then?

Ppls you dont get 1 thing..thats not a program for games..that creates a virtual PC equal in any aspects with a real one...with the exception of exception of the drivers (% network setup) you install everything else like you would on a regular pc...but most of you dont even know to install a windows..and youre trying to use vmware lol

Alfonsinio · 09/09/2007, 19:45

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Originally Posted by De@thGod

strange colors = 16 color display coz you didnt installed vmwares drivers on the emulated system

could you pls explain how to install vmwares drivers? I tryied now 3 emulators

"vmware workstation", "virtual box" and "moka5 vmware" nothing works and in the moka5 edition i get the same error

. It would be really great if you could help me!

stormlord · 09/09/2007, 20:08

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Originally Posted by De@thGod

if you know to set it right yest it should work since vmware is made for developers to test network applications without an actual network..so its like having 2 physical PCs...that is if you know to set it right

strange colors = 16 color display coz you didnt installed vmwares drivers on the emulated system

if you look he has the VMWare Tools icon at the traybar of the VM, im getting the same error...

maybe is because i've an ATI Card?

stormlord · 09/09/2007, 20:13

i've recently run the dxdiag at my VM and it runs the tests for DX 7 and DX8 without troubles...

but SRO crashes same as Alfonsinio

Alfonsinio · 09/09/2007, 20:20

yea i have an ATI card too

EDIT: i get the strange colors after the error.

tophack3r · 09/09/2007, 22:00

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Originally Posted by Leaker

i thought i ******* told you to stop ******* stealing other peoples ******* tutorials you ******* noob

um some1 jealous dont get mad cuz i helped alot of ppl.

stormlord · 09/09/2007, 22:06

Seems that in some cases VM Ware 5.5 works better than 6.x

Alfonsinio · 09/09/2007, 23:21

interessting .... i´ll install vmware 5.5^^ if it worked i post it!

Alfonsinio · 09/10/2007, 00:17

nope don´t works with 5.5.x too

same error ...... :´(

GreYFoXGTi · 09/10/2007, 04:15

This is the original topic, is at gamerz planet .net but some how they don't want me to write that here

The least you could do is give me credits for my work
i know it's not the best way but i came up with it, the is low man
just pure low

don't copy the work of other ppl without asking them/ giving them credit for it

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Originally Posted by tophack3r

i'm going to state what i've done exactly acording to my PC, if it doesn't work with you tell me what's the differences and i might work it out

1st of all my PC Specs are:
2.4 GHZ Core2Duo
4 Gigs RAM
VGA 256 7600 GT GeForce ( i need a 8800 but i can't affor it )
1TB of Physical Storage
the rest is not important

1. Install VMware Workstation 6.x
2. Install windows xp pro ( if you are connected directly to a router make it Bridge in the network type, if not make it NAT)
A. use the wizard to create a new VM
B. you will be prompted a location in this location you'll find the extentioned VMX file that you need to append the lines to
3. install DirectX 9.0c Feb 2007 Edition
4. GET SRO installed ( and your favorite bot )
5. Close VMWare and do the following:

Enabling Accelerated 3-D for a Virtual Machine

To enable a virtual machine for accelerated 3-D
I. Choose a virtual machine with Windows 2000 or XP guest operating system.
Note: Do not enable Direct3D on a virtual machine that is powered on or suspended.
II. Add the following to the configuration (.vmx) file for the virtual machine:
mks.enable3d = TRUE
This line enables accelerated 3-D on the host. It is required to support accelerated 3-D in the guest and also enables the host to accelerate 2-D portions of the guest display.
III. You may also add one or both of the following optional lines:
svga.vramSize = 67108864
This line increases the amount of VRAM on the virtual display card to 64 MB. Adding more VRAM helps to reduce thrashing in the guest. The maximum value is 128 MB.
vmmouse.present = FALSE
This line disables the absolute pointing device in the guest. Applications which require DirectInput relative mode need to turn off the absolute pointing device in the guest. In practice, this is only required for a certain class of full screen 3-D applications (for example, real-time games like first-person shooters).
Note: If you set the vmmouse.present option, you should also turn off the preference for motion ungrabbing in the Input tab of the Preferences settings dialog.
To turn off ungrabbing for vmouse.present:
a. Choose Edit > Preferences.
b. Click Input.
c. Deselect Ungrab when cursor leaves window.

6. Play the game infinite numbers of time in the same instance by cloning the machine you just made

P.S. this need a very high END PC
P.S. the sorce of the step number 5 is

GreYFoXGTi · 09/10/2007, 04:17

Quote:

Originally Posted by tophack3r

um some1 jealous dont get mad cuz i helped alot of ppl.

Leaker is right you know

GreYFoXGTi · 09/10/2007, 04:18

Quote:

Originally Posted by Leaker

i thought i ******* told you to stop ******* stealing other peoples ******* tutorials you ******* noob

THANKSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSS

Alfonsinio · 09/10/2007, 22:18

hmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm i get with vmware 6 a blue screen and virtual machine crash, after sro starts up.

De@thGod · 09/11/2007, 02:35

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Originally Posted by tophack3r

um some1 jealous dont get mad cuz i helped alot of ppl.

well stolen like stolen but you have no freaking idea to offer technical support for your post...stealing is easy..thinking is harder

ckyisasom · 09/11/2007, 13:58

Wait, do you have to install a whole new fresh version of XP Pro?

If not, I'm set, I already know how to do everything else :P