Etal bot (1.13d) -Outdated Download, stopped support.
Well, this bot requires some configuration from the user itself. I will take you through the setup, and make ur char ready to go.
In this bot, you will find scripts a1-a5 all bosses and even all area's worth farming. Beside that it have, fastpickit, maphack, and other neat features.
Well, let's begin!
1. Setup1.1 Go to
and make sure you download the one matching your system(32-bit or 64-bit), and install it.1.2 Make a new folder for your bot. I recommend: (C:\Etal), now right click this folder and press "SVN checkout", and a new window appears. Fill in the address "http://www.d2etal.projectetal.com/Trunk/"(Without "") in the first field, and press "OK". Now it will start downloading the req. botting files.
If everything is done correctly, it's now ready to be configured.
Note.: There are only a couple of prerequisites with respect to your Diablo II character.
1. Your char needs teleport(Enigma or sorc skill), as the bot was never made intended for walking.
2. Your character needs a Tome of Town Portal in their inventory(Not in stash, nor cube!).
3. Your character will need some gold to start with to purchase repairs, potions, and scrolls.
4. Your character needs to be strong enough to handle the scripts you have set to run(If not, change to an easier mode(normal, nightmare) or try another script).
5. Any class choice is acceptable provided your build is effective for the areas you wish to bot.
If these req. is met, you will experience a minimum of problems.
2. Configuration.
2.1. First locate the manager(C:\Etal\D2NT\Etal Manager.exe.)
2.1.(1) If you use Windows Vista please follow these instructions.
If you run a previous version of Windows, Etal is already properly configured for your system and you can skip this section. If using windows 7 you do not have to check compatibility tab.
1. Right click on Etal Manager.exe
2. Select Properties from the right-click menu
3. Select the Compatibility tab
4. Under "Compatibility mode", enable the checkbox to "Run this program in compatibility mode for:"
5. From the drop down list you enabled, choose: "Windows XP (Service Pack 2)"
6. Under "Privilege Level" enable the checkbox labeled "Run this program as an administrator"
7. Select the "OK" button to save these changes.
2.1.(2) Again, if Vista user(In some cases win-7 too). Please follow these instructions too.
1. Right click on Diablo's game.exe
2. Select Properties from the right-click menu
3. Select the Compatibility tab
4. Under "Compatibility mode", enable the checkbox to "Run this program in compatibility mode for:"
5. From the drop down list you enabled, choose: "Windows XP (Service Pack 2)"
6. Under "Privilege Level" enable the checkbox labeled "Run this program as an administrator"
7. Select the "OK" button to save these changes.
2.2 Run Etal Manager, and click "add".
1. Name your peofile.
2. Find Game.exe(or auto detect)
3. Tick on/off the settings you want, I recommend windowed mode.
4. Fill in CDkey.mpq(if you need this you know how it works, so if you don't know what it is. You don't need it!).
5. Configure the "Game settings" you have(difficulty, acc. name, char placement, gamename/password, server, etc.)
6. Click "OK".
2.3 Run the profile, and it will automatically create a configuration file template for you. AFTER you've entered a game,it will send u a message, after this just end the script from the Etal Manager (C:\Etal\D2NT\scripts\NTBot\char_configs)
Your character configuration file contains all the configuration settings relevant to your character. It is important to become familiar with this file. In this guide only the configuration settings critical to getting your bot running will be outlined. You will still need to explore the remaining settings to fine tune your bot and get things running optimally.
3. Setting up ur charprofile.
3.1 Config Check!
This section of the character configuration is intended to verify that you have edited this file prior to attempting to run the bot. You must comment out the call to ConfigCheck.ntj to run the bot.
Before Edit:
Code:
//-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
// Comment the Config Check out.
// If you have trouble configuring your bot, all guides for Etal can be found below:
// [url]http://www.D2Etal.com[/url]
// ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
NTConfig_Script.push("ConfigCheck.ntj");
After Edit:
Code:
//-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
// Comment the Config Check out.
// If you have trouble configuring your bot, all guides for Etal can be found below:
// [url]http://www.D2Etal.com[/url]
// ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
//NTConfig_Script.push("ConfigCheck.ntj");
3.2 Bot Script Selection
There are many different types of scripts you can choose to run and it is a good idea to have a look through the various choices. For the purposes of this guide, we will focus on the Boss Configuration since that is the most common area of selection.
Search for this header:
Code:
//------------------------------------------------------------------------------ // Boss configuration //------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Example:
Code:
NTConfig_Script.push("NTAndariel.ntj");
NTConfig_RightWall = false; // Set to true to use the right wall on andy
// (better for weaker characters)
NTConfig_ClearAndarielThrone = false; // set to true to clear the throne room
Note: You should only ever comment out the "NTConfig_Script.push" lines, never the associated configuration parameters.
3.3 Inventory settings
Search for this header:
Code:
//------------------------------------------------------------------------------ // Inventory settings //------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Code:
NTConfig_FreeSpace = 4; // Number of free columns. If the bot has less than
// this amount after id'ing it will go to stash
Example:
Code:
// The numbers correspond to your inventory. Set 0 to keep whatever is there, 1 to stash it. NTConfig_Columns[0] = [1,1,1,1,1,0,0,0,0,0]; NTConfig_Columns[1] = [1,1,1,1,1,0,0,0,0,0]; NTConfig_Columns[2] = [1,1,1,1,1,0,0,0,0,0]; NTConfig_Columns[3] = [1,1,1,1,1,0,0,0,0,0];
In the above example we are configured to leave the items located in the right hand side of the inventory untouched. The left hand side of the inventory will be used to pick up items. This configuration would match the following inventory provided all items shown are meant to be kept where they are.
3.4 Snagit settings
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Code:
//----------------------------------------------------------------------------------- // SnagIt configuration // Select one group only (normal / advance / extreme / Master) //-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
There are 4 pre-configured snagit file sets. The 3 pre-configured snagit file sets (normal, advance, extreme) provide you with a progression from loose to more strict snagit files while master is a comprehensive list set to reasonable settings. If you want you bot picking up more basic items for general use, select the normal or advance files. If you want to look for the more highly valued rare or magical items in Diablo, you will want to select the extreme files. If you want to configure your own, use the Master files and edit them to your liking.
If you choose the master files, please be aware that the FAST.nip file is only for use with the fast snagit feature. It is essentially a paired down compilation of all the other Master nip files within the one file. You should use either the master FAST.nip or the other master files. Including the FAST.nip with the other Master nips will duplicate NIP entries.
Regardless of which you select, you should take a look at these files and become familiar with them. That way, you will always know why you identify and/or keep certain items.
Example:
Code:
//NTConfig_NIPFilePath.push("normal/normal.nip");
//NTConfig_NIPFilePath.push("normal/magic_rare.nip");
//NTConfig_NIPFilePath.push("normal/set.nip");
//NTConfig_NIPFilePath.push("normal/unique.nip");
//NTConfig_NIPFilePath.push("normal/craft.nip");
//NTConfig_NIPFilePath.push("normal/key.nip");
//NTConfig_NIPFilePath.push("advance/normal.nip");
//NTConfig_NIPFilePath.push("advance/magic_rare.nip");
//NTConfig_NIPFilePath.push("advance/set.nip");
//NTConfig_NIPFilePath.push("advance/unique.nip");
//NTConfig_NIPFilePath.push("advance/craft.nip");
//NTConfig_NIPFilePath.push("advance/key.nip");
NTConfig_NIPFilePath.push("extreme/normal.nip");
NTConfig_NIPFilePath.push("extreme/magic_rare.nip");
NTConfig_NIPFilePath.push("extreme/set.nip");
NTConfig_NIPFilePath.push("extreme/unique.nip");
NTConfig_NIPFilePath.push("extreme/craft.nip");
NTConfig_NIPFilePath.push("extreme/key.nip");
//NTConfig_NIPFilePath.push("Master/Charms.nip");
//NTConfig_NIPFilePath.push("Master/Crafted.nip");
//NTConfig_NIPFilePath.push("Master/Cubed.nip");
//NTConfig_NIPFilePath.push("Master/CustomAdditions.nip");
//NTConfig_NIPFilePath.push("Master/FAST.nip");
//NTConfig_NIPFilePath.push("Master/Gold Potions Runes Gems Essences Keys Organs.nip");
//NTConfig_NIPFilePath.push("Master/Magic.nip");
//NTConfig_NIPFilePath.push("Master/Rare.nip");
//NTConfig_NIPFilePath.push("Master/Set.nip");
//NTConfig_NIPFilePath.push("Master/Unid.nip");
//NTConfig_NIPFilePath.push("Master/Unique.nip");
//NTConfig_NIPFilePath.push("Master/White.nip");
//NTConfig_NIPFilePath.push("Master/Runeword.nip");
3.5 Attack settings
Search for this header:
Code:
//------------------------------------------------------------------------------ // Attack configuration // Change the -1's to corosponding #'s found in /D2NT/sdk/skills.txt // As of Jan 17th: -1 = disable, 0 = normal attack //------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Code:
NTConfig_AttackSkill[0] = -1; // First skill. Set to 0 if you won't NTConfig_AttackSkill[1] = 112; // Primary skill to boss. NTConfig_AttackSkill[2] = 113; // Primary aura to boss. Set to 0 if you won't NTConfig_AttackSkill[3] = 112; // Primary skill to others. NTConfig_AttackSkill[4] = 113; // Primary aura to others. Set to 0 if you won't NTConfig_AttackSkill[5] = -1; // Secondary skill in case monster is immune to // primary skill. Set to 0 if you won't NTConfig_AttackSkill[6] = -1; // Secondary aura. Set to 0 if you won't NTConfig_AttackSkill[7] = -1; // Tertiary skill in case monster is immune to // primary skill. Set to 0 if you won't NTConfig_AttackSkill[8] = -1; // Tertiary aura. Set to 0 if you won't
Go back to Etal manager and hit run.
Well, basically that is what u need for running the bot.
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