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Linux Autotyper 1.1 Released

by admin on January 9, 2012

Alrighty guys! I have finished the latest and greatest version of my Linux autotyper! Some of the main changes are to the menus, and to the OSD. The OSD now has more info for you, and i made the menus a little better. I also added a suffix / prefix form. All the info is in the readme.

I added a countdown for the OSD, and you can now stop / pause / play the text sending with it. (This removes the need for start/stop function keys.)

As for the suffix / prefix form, It lets you add some text to the end and beginning of the text you send. Some games require you to press enter to type the text, and then enter again to send it. This form (Window?) allows you to do that easily.

Anyway, here is the download link:

//sourceforge.net/projects/rsautosayer/files/Linux/1.1/

There is also a detailed install file with instructions for installing the Linux autotyper.

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Installing / Running The Linux Autotyper

by admin on December 18, 2011

It was recently brought to my attention that I do not have clear instructions for installing the linux autotyper. Well, this post fixes that. So without further adieu, the instructions.

 

1: First, you need gambas2 installed. I may have a script fixing this later, but not right now. To install gambas2:

1a: Open the terminal by pressing “ctrl” and “Shift” and “t” on your keyboard at the same time.

2: Enter this code in the terminal (command prompt for you new-to-linux people)
“sudo apt-get install gambas2”

You may or may not have to press ‘y’ to confirm that you want to have gambas2 on your system.

3: Download the latest version of the linux autotyper by clicking this link:
“Download here.“

4: Extract the downloaded zip file to your desktop.
5: Browse to the extracted folder on your desktop, and open it.
6: Open the folder called “Executable”

7: there are two files, DaGeek247s_Autotyper,gambas, and readme.txt.
Make DaGeek247s_Autotyper.gambas executable.

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WordPress Update

by admin on December 18, 2011

Today, I decided to update to the newest WordPress installation. Thank goodness for backups.

Basically, I clicked “Update Now”, and it didn’t work. I had to download the new installation of WordPress, and restore all my changed settings, and do the backup. That’s why my site was down for the most part of an afternoon.

I also was notified about my not having proper instructions on setting up my Linux autotyper. Oops! I will have that fixed fairly soon. Until then, go backup your site! 🙂

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Windows and Linux Autotypers

by admin on November 17, 2011

I have good news, and bad news. I’ll start with the bad news. Quite frankly, development of the windows autotyper has stopped for one reason: windows is a pain in the butt. I recently got Windows 7, the latest and greatest. I tried installing VB6 (The language i use for the windows autotyper) and it failed miserably due to issues beyond my abilities to fix. I got the newest Visual Studio (2010) and it ran so slow it wasn’t worth it. It could not import my autotyper’s source, so it wasn’t worth the effort of remaking it.

For now, the windows autotyper development is stopped. I cannot develop it right now. If you want to help out,  and start development again, email me at imageek247@gmail.com, and we can work something out. For now, there is only the old version of the windows autotyper.

 

Alrighty guys! Here’s the good news. I finally got around to finishing the newest version of the Linux autotyper; 1.0. This one has some major updates;

New OSD  that shows a preview of the next text

You could already save/open a text file into the autotyper. Now you can choose the method with which it divides the text. Suppose you felt like ‘reading’ a book you got of the internet to RuneScape. You would import the text file, and choose a period “.” as the divider, instead of the default enter “\n” key.

Runescape Effects are now fully supported (that one took awhile)

Finally, You have three different ways of timing the sent text. You can use one speed for all the texts, just like always, or you can have it send the text randomly between two texts. And the newest one, you can have its sending speed go according to the number of characters in the text. For example, by building off of you reading a book to runescape, you could use this speed setting to make it look like you typed it yourself, at an average typing speed.

You can get the newest version of the autotyper,  at this link:

//sourceforge.net/projects/rsautosayer/files/Linux/1.0/?

and you can check out its new screenshot on my website at this link:

//dageek247.tk/wordpress/?page_id=32

enjoy!

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New Linux Autotyper

by admin on August 30, 2011

Hey guys, its been awhile but I didn’t find much worth mentioning, and I wanted to surprise you with the unfinished stuff. So here it is; i finally found a windows pc, and I am now back on developing the windows autotyper. the next version’s features will include opening/saving text files for ease of use, a complete GUI revamp, and all the dead links, and bad references will also be fixed.  I kinda went slack on that a while back and now im fixing it. When I release the next version of the windows autotyper, I will probably get around to fixing its page on my site as well.

The new linux autotyper is out here also! It now looks the same as it did when you closed it, (linux simply did a settings() thing, but for windows this took forever. hmmm….) It also can open text files into the listbox for ease of use. a line in the text file equates an item in the listbox. The new release also features a few bug fixes and other small stuff. It also can check for updates if you tell it to. Here is the link to the linux autotyper download;

//sourceforge.net/projects/rsautosayer/files/Linux/Beta/?

here is the link to the autotyper page on my site (with screenshots, and more info)

//dageek247.tk/wordpress/?page_id=32

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how to use any autotyper and not get detected

by admin on August 4, 2011

It is impossible to make an autotyper that can’t get caught, because the users are the ones who tell RuneScape that someone is spamming. If you can fool the average runescape user about your humanness then you won’t get banned. If you manage to get the lvl 12 noob to report you, there are some serious problems. So, to help you guys from getting banned, I have compiled a few tips and tricks to keep yourself from getting banned.

 

First, don’t have the typing rate at ridiculously high. if you are sending a long message over and over at 2 seconds a message, people will catch on to you using a bot. Instead, try setting it to a more reasonable typing speed, like setting it up so it types about as fast as you do.

Second, don’t make the message have perfect spelling every time. Add a few messages in there with small typos that don’t ruin the message, but also make it seem like you are human. I’m planning on a feature in my autotyper that would do this automatically for you.

Third, stay in the room with the computer that is running the autotyper. If some one has a question and is persistent, you will be able to answer it. it will also let other users know that there is someone there who is sending the messages, so they won’t report you.

Last, don’t advertise things out-of-game. Website addresses,  bot sites, etc are all against the game rules and make it pretty obvious that you are not doing anything legal. try to keep it to things that are actually part of the game.

 

That’s all the tips I have for you. good luck using your autotyper!

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