inSertTooL - Sc.Vessel support and standalone tool

05/10/2007 14:38 aboterika#76
thanks man
you are very clever
can you give me muilt hack?
please man
my mail is :
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05/10/2007 15:02 inSertCoiN#77
Quote:
Originally posted by aboterika@May 10 2007, 14:38
thanks man
you are very clever
can you give me muilt hack?
please man
my mail is :
[Only registered and activated users can see links. Click Here To Register...]
bb
What do you meen "muilt hack"?

If you meen multi-client you can download it [Only registered and activated users can see links. Click Here To Register...].
05/10/2007 16:02 fatguy#78
great program. +1 karma
05/11/2007 20:13 inSertCoiN#79
Anyone found any bug with AutoReconect?
05/12/2007 00:04 IpwnIpod#80
How come im not able to download it ???? Im so dumb sum1 help me out rofl :bandit: :bandit: :bandit:
05/12/2007 03:11 inSertCoiN#81
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Originally posted by IpwnIpod@May 12 2007, 00:04
How come im not able to download it ???? Im so dumb sum1 help me out rofl :bandit: :bandit: :bandit:
Maybe you had problems because the forum was down earlyer. Try it now. Just click the download link.
05/12/2007 03:20 coolboy0286#82
Question, how does the autoreconnect work? I only need that, when i am dced while using SV, my SV tends to NOT reconnect.
05/12/2007 03:22 turbowog#83
wow nice! +1kk
05/12/2007 03:27 inSertCoiN#84
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Originally posted by coolboy0286@May 12 2007, 03:20
Question, how does the autoreconnect work? I only need that, when i am dced while using SV, my SV tends to NOT reconnect.
Works for each client that its activated on. When the program detects that the client is disconected, it automaticaly close the "instruction" (disconect) window and it reconect it in random time between 4 and 40 sec.
05/12/2007 03:29 coolboy0286#85
So it is not a "clicky" thing? Because those are crap lol (no offense to clicky creators, you guys rock)
05/12/2007 03:42 inSertCoiN#86
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Originally posted by coolboy0286@May 12 2007, 03:29
So it is not a "clicky" thing? Because those are crap lol (no offense to clicky creators, you guys rock)
The AutoReconect is something like hibrid. Something between memory use and clicky.
It detects if the client is conected or disconected from the memory. When the moment to reconect comes it brings the intended CO2 client in front and clicks, and then it bring back the focus to your privious program in front. All of that hapens in 0.2 sec so you'll hardly notice ;)
But don't worry. It works on any screen resolution, any window state (window or full screen) and for as many clients as your computer can support. Just try it ;)
All other functions in this tool are pure memory based.

PS. I've noticed in the new SV that the AutoReconect works very simular. But in SV it doesn't bring the focus back to you previous program.
05/12/2007 04:02 coolboy0286#87
One more question lol, does it repeatly do that as long as you are disconnected or does it just do it once?
05/12/2007 13:23 inSertCoiN#88
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Originally posted by coolboy0286@May 12 2007, 04:02
One more question lol, does it repeatly do that as long as you are disconnected or does it just do it once?
As long as the AutoReconect option is activated, it repeatly conect that client if its not conected.
05/12/2007 16:23 anantasia#89
Do you know why COTOBO is disconnect faster than any disconnect tools or even SV?

COTOBO act it's self like boot strap loadder and interprete all message from client to server and/or server to client.

So it's get message and act disconnect function before it's display on your screen. There is no delay time for interval checking memory.

COTOBO hook WS32_2.DLL function for conquer process and send message to GM,SYSTEM channel to notify it infomation.

My suggestion for improve autoreconnect time is time adjustment. If there people around you second time reconnect should longer than previous for prevent PKER.
05/12/2007 18:23 IpwnIpod#90
When ever i download it it doesnt allow me to open it or extract anything from it. Dunno wtf is wrong.