The Furious Angels
FA Discussion => Non-VR Games => Topic started by: Ash on December 17, 2011, 02:18:25 pm
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Does anyone know what the time limit is on being AFK while in-game before the system boots you out? I've had almost no opportunity to get in-game this week because of my busy schedule and the damn 60 minute queues just to play. I'm looking for a way to get around it by just staying logged in. Any suggestions or am I just gonna but out-of-luck until they either remove the PopCap or I find more free time?
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I would say 10 or 15 mins, max old chap.
What keyboard you have? anything with a macro on it?
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After some testing I've discovered that after exactly 20 minutes of inactivity you will be logged out of your character but still logged into the server "jung ma". I have not tested how long you need to remain inactive before it kicks you out completely because I'd like very much not to spend my weekend waiting in the queue.
As for a macro'ing keyboard, the answer is no unfortunately.
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Here's what I did today and it worked great.
Take a quarter and place it carefully into your keyboard so that the S and D keys stay pushed in. Your character will run in a circle. I recommend doing this in your ship. This will keep you logged in indefinitely. No more queue!
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Good idea but what if you don't have a ship yet?
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I made a macro with my Razer Naga that is basically just an autoclicker. If you dont have a Razor Naga you can download auto clicking software.
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Good idea but what if you don't have a ship yet?
Uh, play the game for more than five hours =P
I mean, you can do that anywhere, you just may get dirty looks or reported for being a bot or something. I know there's some unused rooms in the Senate building on Coruscant.
Today I'm at work all day, so rather than run in circles for 10 hours, I'm going to try to remote desktop in and start the queue before I get home. Wish me luck!
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There is another way to do this without the use of a quarter if you have multiple monitors. With the game in windowed mode, hold down the movement keys, then click out onto a window outside the game. You can then release the keystroke and your char will still be moving.
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guys - num lock.
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guys - num lock.
THIS MUST NOT LEAVE THE GUILD!
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Good idea but what if you don't have a ship yet?
Uh, play the game for more than five hours =P
I mean, you can do that anywhere, you just may get dirty looks or reported for being a bot or something. I know there's some unused rooms in the Senate building on Coruscant.
Today I'm at work all day, so rather than run in circles for 10 hours, I'm going to try to remote desktop in and start the queue before I get home. Wish me luck!
how did the remote log in go?
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If you're concerned about suspicious looks. Being in an instanced area (Story phase or group phase) is a good place to do it.
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Using the Tool
Please ensure you have run SWTOR from the computer that will be running the tool.
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This will be worked in at a later date if people express this feature.
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*Remember to enclose the directory name in quotes (")!
How does this help me if I have no remote access?
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Windows Vista / 7: http://windows.microsoft.com/en-US/windows7/schedule-a-task
Windows XP: http://support.microsoft.com/kb/308569
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The application is otherwise invisible.
PLEASE NOTE - IMPORTANT!
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This tool has been made in AutoIt. In the interests of safety and openness, the AutoIt code for this EXE is shown below.
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I appreciate any code changes/feedback.
This code has been made rather quickly, so there may well be mistakes somewhere. I appreciate your patience when using this tool.
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You can ignore this if you trust my application, or if you have no interest in compiling your own version of this application.
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