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Multiple bots question


Rome1122

2012-04-06 13:22:54

Hi guys, I'm new to this forum and this is my first thread ever :P. I read up on the tutorials and managed to get my first bot up and running, however, when trying to start a second bot it logs in with the name and password of the first bot. I've already set it up two different accounts. One is player 0 and the other is player 1, but no matter in what order I start them in, both bots try to log in with player 0. I tried looking around the forums for an answer, but couldn't find anything. I'm sure there is some easy fix that I just don't know. Any help is appreciated. Thanks. :)

AideniRS

2012-04-06 13:54:34

Wrong thing, sorry (:

PatDuffy

2012-04-06 13:55:46

If you want them to run at the same time you need to have multiple Simba's open. There can only be 1 SMART per Simba.

Rome1122

2012-04-06 13:56:34

I do have multiple simbas open.. I'll try your thing AideniRS.

Rome1122

2012-04-06 14:19:07

Didn't work. :(

krasniy

2012-04-06 16:22:54

From: Rome1122
Didn't work. :(


seriously…all you need to do is to open a second Simba client with the script you desire loaded and run it….you will likely have to enter your account name and password within the script or if you are using the msi form them follow the directions there (tutorials are in the MSI section on all the specifics)….

Each Simba when launhced properly will open a smart window (there will be one for EACH Simba client that you run a script from)…..

Be sure your computer can handle multiple instances of Simba….and if you are getting an error search around these forums (chances are someone has experienced your issue before), if not then read the tutorials, and if all else fails then post a help request in the proper forum area.



When I first started to dabble with Simba I absolutely hated it, but over time I have come to not only respect the community, but have also come to realize that while the refection-style bots are sexy on the outside…Simba is sexier on the inside! :) ….and with some dedication on your part you can begin the process of learning about not only HOW to run the client, but on also how to do sooooo much more….it will go from being frustrating to becoming a fun adventure….or at least it has for me.

Good Luck!


nickrules

2012-04-06 19:34:07

No, all of you are wrong, if only partially.
OP, open one copy of the script, and fill out the info for the first account in the player 0 slot. Then open a second copy of the script, in a second simba, and fill out the info for the second account, in the player 0 spot. Click here for an example of what it might look like. When you start both of those scripts, each one will get it's own SMART window, and each will log on to that account. Take note that both are filled out as "player[0]", but they aren't going to override eachother or anything.

Awkwardsaw

2012-04-06 19:58:46

From: nickrules
No, all of you are wrong, if only partially.
OP, open one copy of the script, and fill out the info for the first account in the player 0 slot. Then open a second copy of the script, in a second simba, and fill out the info for the second account, in the player 0 spot. Click here for an example of what it might look like. When you start both of those scripts, each one will get it's own SMART window, and each will log on to that account. Take note that both are filled out as "player[0]", but they aren't going to override eachother or anything.


This. The reasoning is, the script your using is probably multiplayer, meaning that if player[0] messes up for any reason(failed random, got lost) or takes a break, the script will switch to player[1], and so on. This helps ensure that the script can virtually run forever, and its also great antiban so instead of running one account for 24 hours, you can run 3-4 accounts for say 5-6 hours each, while still botting for the same amount of time