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ACCreator v1.1.0

Yeah… It's just another lame account creator. But, for the sake of project completion, I'm gonna post it anyways :p. This executable creates RuneScape accounts by using http GET requests. Instead of going all complex and explaining the details, have a look at the source code which I've posted.

EDIT: Updated to version 1.1 - mainly bugfixes, including stopping the thing.

I've created this, because I was getting sick and tired of creating an autoing army manually by hand. So basically, this thing can either make accounts one by one, or massively make hundreds by reading a file with Username:Password lines. More features explained below:

Features:

• Can create single accounts or massive batches
• Has an antiban wait feature that waits from 3 upto 7 minutes between account creation (you can specify the time)
• Confirms if the account was created/Reports failures and reason why
• Uses a selectable account creation list
• Reports problems with password/username BEFORE query is sent to account creation server at runescape.com meaning less useless wait time

The input files must be in a Username:Password format, else the program won't read them (well, it will, but it won't fill the Username:Password array :p ).

For example:

Username1:Password1
Username2:pass
UserNumber3:testing123
user3:thisisanexample

Please note that you have to have a carriage return (a.k.a enter/newline/chr(13)) at the end of the file. Else it won't read the last combination! :p

Known bugs:

• Runtime error if you enter an invalid file
• Problem connecting to create.runescape.com if you browse the web while the program is accessing the internet

Yeah… Just try it out. If it works, it works. If it doesn't - what the hell, there's thousands of these kinds of programs out there. Just have fun ;) .

I put all the stuff into the .rar file. Thanks to Bebemycat for posting an antivir scan!

Looks nice :)

Now if only we could find out how to proxy in via VB6/Delphi…

From: Jason2gs
Looks nice :)

Now if only we could find out how to proxy in via VB6/Delphi…

That's easy - the Inet control has a property called proxy. Simply enter an IP or a domain name and the port and voila - you got your proxy.

The only reason I didn't use it was, because I don't know any good proxies or proxy lists that aren't filled with defunct ones.

Imo, VB6 is a 10 year old outdated toy.

Also, does this have a random name generator, or does the user haver to imput the names manually?

Off topic: nice location ;)

Edit: here is the scan you requested:

From: botmaster
That's easy - the Inet control has a property called proxy. Simply enter an IP or a domain name and the port and voila - you got your proxy.

The only reason I didn't use it was, because I don't know any good proxies or proxy lists that aren't filled with defunct ones.

For proxies:

http://uppit.com/d2/STZ9C/1188352145/proxyvampirefree_setup.exe

For checking your proxies:

http://uppit.com/d2/EUW68/1188352009/Proxy_Checker.rar

Does the Inet control support HTTPS? If so, go for it!

From: Jason2gs
For proxies:

http://uppit.com/d2/STZ9C/1188352145/proxyvampirefree_setup.exe

For checking your proxies:

http://uppit.com/d2/EUW68/1188352009/Proxy_Checker.rar

Does the Inet control support HTTPS? If so, go for it!

Yes it does support HTTPS!!!

BUT… Jason2gs, those are hardcoded proxies. The problem with them is that they set only one single proxy for all outgoing system connections. I need a list of maybe 1000+ proxies, preferably in text format. Usually these lists have proxies that don't work in them or are outdated. The problem is that it takes a long time trying to ping them if they're dead. Imagine 100 dead proxies in a row in the file! Takes maybe 60*100 seconds. that's a lot, considering that that's 1000 minutes, a lot more than the program without proxy would take. Of course, I could reduce the timeout, but that means I need a longer list with high-quality proxies that have low latency. And these tend to be hard to find.

From: Bebemycat2
Imo, VB6 is a 10 year old outdated toy.

Also, does this have a random name generator, or does the user haver to imput the names manually?

Off topic: nice location ;)

Edit: here is the scan you requested:
(user posted image)

Thanks for the scan! Appreciate it :). No it doesn't have a name generator, but you can use an external one and put the names into the username:Password file.

If anyone knows a list with good proxies, pm me or post it!

From: botmaster
BUT… Jason2gs, those are hardcoded proxies. The problem with them is that they set only one single proxy for all outgoing system connections. I need a list of maybe 1000+ proxies, preferably in text format. Usually these lists have proxies that don't work in them or are outdated. The problem is that it takes a long time trying to ping them if they're dead. Imagine 100 dead proxies in a row in the file! Takes maybe 60*100 seconds. that's a lot, considering that that's 1000 minutes, a lot more than the program without proxy would take. Of course, I could reduce the timeout, but that means I need a longer list with high-quality proxies that have low latency. And these tend to be hard to find.

Did you even check the program out, mate?


I believe by "hardcoded proxies" you mean things like Hide-My-IP or Hide IP Platinum? All Proxy Vampire does is go through a bunch of different websites and collects proxies. Then it checks them to make sure they're active, and have some anonymity, and then gives it to you.

:redface: Sorry. My bad. I was just suspicious cause it's a .exe . Okay, I've rewritten the program, it now supports proxies which it gets from a .txt file. Now I just need to test it…

Yay!

Ye, I probably should have posted the official DL…

http://www.freedownloadscenter.com/Network_and_Internet/Proxy_Server_Tools/Proxy_Vampire_Download.html

:)

Actually, this is the official dl

Awesome, botmaster, now that it's got proxies, I'm gonna see how many names I can generate!

Will be amusing to make a script to run this w/ random names :)
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Okay, I see that you're still testing proxies…my bad.

This is nice great job. I actually learned a lot from looking at the source thanks.