Donald Trump 333 Posted December 9, 2016 The idea is you add a script that allows you to select another script and pre-fill the GUI according to their names then saves this into the DB Folder. Then when you quickstart there could be another parameter so that you can select this. Ultimately allowing people to use QuickStart with GUI. Reply and tell us what you think! Confused? So a feature in dreambot that records what inputs you make and the way you do it into a script then saving this so that he can be used via quickstart.
Frost Bets 5 Posted December 9, 2016 It would be a much easier this way for people who need to run multiple bots at once, i support this idea.
Pandemic 2853 Posted December 9, 2016 That's more up to the scripter, like my fighter you can save the whole preset to a file, then for quickstart you'd just do preset "/home/whatever/preset.txt" (if my fighter supported quickstart that is )
None 227 Posted December 10, 2016 The idea is you add a script that allows you to select another script and pre-fill the GUI according to their names then saves this into the DB Folder. Then when you quickstart there could be another parameter so that you can select this. Ultimately allowing people to use QuickStart with GUI. Reply and tell us what you think! Confused? So a feature in dreambot that records what inputs you make and the way you do it into a script then saving this so that he can be used via quickstart. Dinh is correct, you can already implement quickstart with scripts that have GUIs but it has to be added by the script creator, those code requires 2 onstart methods, 1 normals with the gui settings and 1 with args... borrowed this from Nezz's tut island src as an example: honestly i dont see the need to add this to any sdn scripts because i do not believe anyone is going all out farm a public method and starting up 5-10 bots only takes a few minutes. if people want this implemented they would as for it in their private script
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