How do i do this on will, like if i want to turn on off temp and turn one back on....

How do i do this on will, like if i want to turn on off temp and turn one back on....

 

Do  you mean Override the default solver so you can implement your own? Or just simply de-activate it in so that it doesn't solve the random?

damnt, sorry tried to click quote....i meant turn it off so it doesnt do it until i tell it too.not to override my own methods

OR how to use onLogin(int a)so i can make it do something every time it logs in

damnt, sorry tried to click quote.... i meant turn it off so it doesnt do it until i tell it too. not to override my own methods

OR how to use onLogin(int a) so i can make it do something every time it logs in

 

I think you're talking about overriding the default random manager so you could perform a task before activating it if I understand correctly...

 

In your onStart():

randomManager.registerHook(new RandomBehaviourHook(randomManager.LOGIN_MANAGER)){
          @Override
          public boolean shouldActivatePostLoop(){
                 return true;
          }
          @Override
          public int postLoop() throws InterruptedException{
          //task to perform
          return 0;
          }
}

Note: If you want to exit the postLoop then have it return -1

       2- There are a variety of methods you can override which can be found here

if i use the LoginListener

onLogin(int a).

will it run the code i put in there every time it logs in? or am i wrong in thinkign this

if i use the LoginListener onLogin(int a). will it run the code i put in there every time it logs in? or am i wrong in thinkign this

 

Have never tried it, hooking the randomManager always works for me so never had to explore further. From the sounds of it thought, it doesn't sound right.

 

If you use the solution I provided you then it will run the code you put in the postLoop() everytime it logs in.

Edited May 19, 201411 yr by Divinity

i want code to run just after the account has logged in

i want code to run just after the account has logged in

Yup you would use the one I provided, placing it in your onStart().

the code you provided cannot be put into onStart()

the code you provided cannot be put into onStart()

 

Why?

 

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seem'd to work fine when I typed it in myself sorry

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seem'd to work fine when I typed it in myself sorry

 

My bad it's called "LOGIN_SCRIPT", I wrote that off the top of my head :p

oh XD :P i better fix it quickly ,+ this client doesnt have visual counters of its break timers does it...?

+ this code didnt really work... it runs my code before it actually logs in....

oh XD i better fix it quickly , + this client doesnt have visual counters of its break timers does it...?

 

Unfortunately no

i think it needs to be postLoop?

Ok So i changed: Login To Welcome_Screen handler, and pre to post, seems to work so far