Kevin
2013-01-21 23:08:48
I very recently am trying to run multiple bots at once and I have noticed something very undesirable. It seems that all clients (2 or more) will direct all key simulation via SmartSendKeys to the newest client created. In many cases this is fairly negligible as far as how much that may matter, however it happens to screw up any use of the action bar (and even logging in). The clients desiring use of the action bar are sending their simulated key presses to the new client, meaning they aren't getting what they are expecting, and the newest client is receiving extra unexpected keypresses which can affect any possible action bar use as well as ruining any login attempts made by the newest client.
This is not really an issue when running scripts that do not use the action bar as logging in tends to be offset by enough that it doesn't matter. I am currently running SMART 8 on all scripts and do happen to be using a single SIMBA client for this. I can survive with single-botting or avoiding action-bar related scripts, but I am curious if this is an issue on my end or if I should file a bug report for it?
This is not really an issue when running scripts that do not use the action bar as logging in tends to be offset by enough that it doesn't matter. I am currently running SMART 8 on all scripts and do happen to be using a single SIMBA client for this. I can survive with single-botting or avoiding action-bar related scripts, but I am curious if this is an issue on my end or if I should file a bug report for it?