Is it possible to have all the settings the same and just change the username?

This would save time when you're adding 20+ accounts running the same bot/same settings and all you have to do is change the username for each one.

For example, have Script, World Type, Low CPU, Low Resource always set the same and then just change username.

 

Anyways, this is a great feature. Thanks for the release

 

I could add copy/paste functionality if that would solve your problem

 

However I will consider changing the layout of things, maybe separating account from the other options.

 

I will implement one (or maybe both) of these two options in the next version, along with some other new features, expect an update by the end of this weekend.

 

Thanks

Edited November 3, 20169 yr by Explv

can't seem to open using linux, tried opening from the terminal. 

 

java -jar /path/to/dir/explv_osbot_manager*.jar

Error: Unable to access jarfile /path/to/dir/explv_osbot_manager*.jar

 

i have java installed and open jdk(dunno if this matters lol)

 

can't seem to open using linux, tried opening from the terminal.

java -jar /path/to/dir/explv_osbot_manager*.jar

Error: Unable to access jarfile /path/to/dir/explv_osbot_manager*.jar

i have java installed and open jdk(dunno if this matters lol)

Are you sure the path is correct?

Are you sure the path is correct?

honestly i dont know lol...

 

but i got it to work.

1. open the terminal.

2. drag the file inside the terminal

3. hit enter.

 

any way i can simply this? sorry im so nub on these CLI thingy and everything ubuntu related )

honestly i dont know lol...

 

but i got it to work.

1. open the terminal.

2. drag the file inside the terminal

3. hit enter.

 

any way i can simply this? sorry im so nub on these CLI thingy and everything ubuntu related )

 

Right click on the jar file. got to properties and click the checkbox for execute permissions to be allowed on the file.

 

 

Command line method.

$ chmod +x /home/docmatson/downloads/explv_botmanager.jar

obviously replace the path with where your file is if you do this.

Edited November 9, 20169 yr by DocMatson

looks amazing

Right click on the jar file. got to properties and click the checkbox for execute permissions to be allowed on the file.

 

 

Command line method.

$ chmod +x /home/docmatson/downloads/explv_botmanager.jar

obviously replace the path with where your file is if you do this.

i dunno why i cant get it to work using your guide lol.

 

checked the permission too, still wont open..

 

found a workaround tho!

 

right click the jar file

go to properties

go to 'open with'

click add and then custom command

drag the file in the commandl line

thats it i can double click the jar file now..

 

lmao is this normal on CentOS?! or yeah maybe I'm lacking such skills on operating this kind of system lol

 

thanks for the guide tho!

Edited November 10, 20169 yr by askyman

i dunno why i cant get it to work using your guide lol.

 

checked the permission too, still wont open..

 

found a workaround tho!

 

right click the jar file

go to properties

go to 'open with'

click add and then custom command

drag the file in the commandl line

thats it i can double click the jar file now..

 

lmao is this normal on CentOS?! or yeah maybe I'm lacking such skills on operating this kind of system lol

 

thanks for the guide tho!

 

Sounds like .jar files were not associated with the java program. but what you did should have fixed it. glad it works.

How soon until noRandoms is updated? 

How soon until noRandoms is updated? 

 

I will add it tonight, if I remember

How soon until noRandoms is updated? 

 

UPDATED 2016-11-15:

 

- Added reflection and norandoms parameters

nice

Just to let you know, the new version isn't able to edit and start the older config file.

So you have to make them from scratch atm.

 

Also enabling norandom or reflection doesn't update in the table.

Just to let you know, the new version isn't able to edit and start the older config file.

So you have to make them from scratch atm.

Also enabling norandom or reflection doesn't update in the table.

Hmm interesting, i'll take a look and fix it tonight. Thanks for the bug report

Just to let you know, the new version isn't able to edit and start the older config file.

So you have to make them from scratch atm.

 

Also enabling norandom or reflection doesn't update in the table.

 

If you want to fix the issue yourself, I believe the issue lies here:

 

https://github.com/Explv/osbot_manager/blob/master/src/bot_parameters/configuration/Configuration.java#L157

 

I forgot to add:

reflection = new SimpleBooleanProperty();
noRandoms = new SimpleBooleanProperty();

Inside the catch block.

 

(Note to build the application you will need to include the OSBot.jar in the output .jar for local script loading to work)

 

I will upload a new version of the application at ~8pm GMT tonight (Can't do it now because I'm at work)

 

Thanks

Edited November 17, 20169 yr by Explv

Hmm interesting, i'll take a look and fix it tonight. Thanks for the bug report

 

If you want to fix the issue yourself, I believe the issue lies here:

 

https://github.com/Explv/osbot_manager/blob/master/src/bot_parameters/configuration/Configuration.java#L157

 

I forgot to add:

reflection = new SimpleBooleanProperty();
noRandoms = new SimpleBooleanProperty();

Inside the catch block.

 

(Note to build the application you will need to include the OSBot.jar in the output .jar for local script loading to work)

 

I will upload a new version of the application at ~8pm GMT tonight (Can't do it now because I'm at work)

 

Thanks

 

That fixed the errors indeed ^^