How-To: Using iBot from start to finish. 100% WORKS

[xMedeia]

Originally Posted by Cheerios789

Actually no, You can play it smart and unplug you're modem, Let it detect the D/C and go to you're bot, Then it'll say ' blah blah blah has a .bat extension would you like to continue ' Hit ' Yes ' or ' Ok ' and re-plug in you're modem, You might have to terminate SRO_Client.exe in task manager since it'll try and boot it up again once you click continue.... And most people's modem don't start up that fast... But yeah, Enjoy

I see.. Nice, I'll try it out in a sec ^^

edit;
Can you tell me the exact lines you wrote in the.txt document?

Originally Posted by poke131

Hi my bot dosen't change weapon auto and buff is there any one that know how or it maby dosent do that to any one plz answer i relly need help

Did you set your 1st and 2nd weapon?

[jlfbalo]

Originally Posted by poke131

Hi my bot dosen't change weapon auto and buff is there any one that know how or it maby dosent do that to any one plz answer i relly need help

Remenber to put your Harp/Cleric rod in the first slot of your inventory (The Left Top One)

[rpgowned]

Originally Posted by xMedeia

Might as well just restart the bot yourself then lol. Would be great if someone who can code made a tool that detects DC and than closes the client >.<

There is a program called click yes you can install that will click yes and such for you automatically each time it pops up.. i used it in database automation back when we used access before there was sql and schedule tasks running off batch files..

[jlfbalo]

nvm i just did it

[Cheerios789]

Originally Posted by xMedeia

I see.. Nice, I'll try it out in a sec ^^

edit;
Can you tell me the exact lines you wrote in the.txt document?

You have to put taskkill /im SRO_Client.exe ( That's how I have mine )


You have to put it exactly how you have you're SRO_Client Spelled, If you don't know. Go to you're iBot folder, Look for you're sro.ini file and it should be there, The last command line.

Edit:

Originally Posted by rpgowned

There is a program called click yes you can install that will click yes and such for you automatically each time it pops up.. i used it in database automation back when we used access before there was sql and schedule tasks running off batch files..

The thing is, We don't want to download anything... Especially a program we've most likely never heard of ( I know I haven't heard of that program )

[rpgowned]

well this is how it should be written

What you had..

1. Open a note pad
2. type this: taskkill /im SRO_Client.exe ( Or put it how ever you have SRO_Client.exe spelled. )
3. Click the X and hit ' Save As ' and type SroClose.bat
4. Save it to you're desktop.
5. Follow baracoudaking's tutorial and once you're done setting up the auto-login / auto-start bot, Go to you're bot, Click ' Alarms ' and Tick ( Check ) ' Disconnected ' click ' Open File ' and look for you're SroClose.bat and from now on, When you D/C it SHOULD... Close SRO and the bot will automatically re-start and re-bot. If it helped... Say thanks, If it helped and you didn't say thanks, Idc... All I know is I helped

this part needs to be

2. type this: taskkill[COLOR="Red"] /f [/COLOR]/im SRO_Client.exe ( Or put it how ever you have SRO_Client.exe spelled. )

or even better (this will only attempt to kill the task if it's actually running.. so if it does close correctly it don't do anything)

2. type this: taskkill [COLOR="Red"]/f[/COLOR] /im SRO_Client.exe[COLOR="Red"] /FI "STATUS eq RUNNING"[/COLOR] ( Or put it how ever you have SRO_Client.exe spelled. )

it forces closed rather than just closes the process which should eliminate the clicking issue..

also if you run this in 7/vista you will need to have administrator priv to execute a task kill and just running the batch file from ibot won't give you that..

you need to create a shortcut to the batch file right click properties etc. check always run as administrator then access the batch file in that way using the shortcut instead..

Or.. if your administrator account has a password then do the following

taskkill [COLOR="Red"]/f /U windowsadminusername /P windowsadminpassword [/COLOR] /im SRO_Client.exe[COLOR="Red"] /FI "STATUS eq RUNNING"[/COLOR]

now if you have UAC turned on (win vista/7) you may still get a different warning asking if you want to make changes to your computer only way to not have that is to turn off UAC

[Cheerios789]

Originally Posted by rpgowned

well this is how it should be written

What you had..

1. Open a note pad
2. type this: taskkill /im SRO_Client.exe ( Or put it how ever you have SRO_Client.exe spelled. )
3. Click the X and hit ' Save As ' and type SroClose.bat
4. Save it to you're desktop.
5. Follow baracoudaking's tutorial and once you're done setting up the auto-login / auto-start bot, Go to you're bot, Click ' Alarms ' and Tick ( Check ) ' Disconnected ' click ' Open File ' and look for you're SroClose.bat and from now on, When you D/C it SHOULD... Close SRO and the bot will automatically re-start and re-bot. If it helped... Say thanks, If it helped and you didn't say thanks, Idc... All I know is I helped

this part needs to be

2. type this: taskkill[COLOR="Red"] /f [/COLOR]/im SRO_Client.exe ( Or put it how ever you have SRO_Client.exe spelled. )

or even better (this will only attempt to kill the task if it's actually running.. so if it does close correctly it don't do anything)

2. type this: taskkill [COLOR="Red"]/f[/COLOR] /im SRO_Client.exe[COLOR="Red"] /FI "STATUS eq RUNNING"[/COLOR] ( Or put it how ever you have SRO_Client.exe spelled. )

it forces closed rather than just closes the process which should eliminate the clicking issue..

also if you run this in 7/vista you will need to have administrator priv to execute a task kill and just running the batch file from ibot won't give you that..

you need to create a shortcut to the batch file right click properties etc. check always run as administrator then access the batch file in that way using the shortcut instead..

Or.. if your administrator account has a password then do the following

taskkill [COLOR="Red"]/f /U windowsadminusername /P windowsadminpassword [/COLOR] /im SRO_Client.exe[COLOR="Red"] /FI "STATUS eq RUNNING"[/COLOR]

now if you have UAC turned on (win vista/7) you may still get a different warning asking if you want to make changes to your computer only way to not have that is to turn off UAC

What you just put is exactly the same as I did, I've even tried using " You're " method ( baracoudaking's method ) and it blows, It doesn't close anything.... My way is better, Don't bother misleading people.

[rpgowned]

work's perfectly fine for me.. and it's not the same.. you don't have the force close operator which will bypass the prompt.. but just the same if it's not working for you i will try to write something outside of batch

[jlfbalo]

its not working for me :S i see the sro_client.exe in the process but when i press Show client it says it cant find the sro_client :S

[mephinska]

Originally Posted by jlfbalo

its not working for me :S i see the sro_client.exe in the process but when i press Show client it says it cant find the sro_client :S

you mean the bot? follow the guide to the letter... looks like you are executing the client the wrong way.


the d/c issue: my bot only got stuck on the disconnected popup once... every other time, the client turned itself off... had never seen that window before... =P

[jlfbalo]

no i mean the auto relog thing... i have my client in Hide option, then i got dc and i waited for it to open it self again but it never happened although in my process there was a sro_client.exe but when i press Show client on the bot it says theres not any client founded so it doesnt work :S i have to end process to the sro_client.exe and restart the iBot by my self :S

[jaylusabia]

how to see my administrator in my pc??? did you see GM in aral server with lvl 60 horse at genema mobs hunting bot? [GM]_Nezhakan/

[jaylusabia]

[GM]_Nezhakan/

[Richichi]

is there a way to avoid monsters i choose?

[j04nn3]

thanks alot for your guide sir...it really helps..XD