Method(s) for modifying/setting username and password

[Dezval 44]

Would it be possible to get some methods to modify/set account usernames and passwords(and pins)?

 

I think this would open up some doors for scripts that are otherwise difficult to create without a custom login.

 

Anyone care to chime in?

 

[Scrivus 172]

Yeah lets make those things accessible and send myself all the login information! There's a reason that you cant pass the LoginSolver RandomEvent to your custom RandomSolver thus you have to disable the Break random for Example and use that one for your custom LoginSolver.

 

It is Indeed possible to write this and I can proof by 100% because I got one

If you read closely you would've seen that he only means MODIFY/SETTING the variables, not GETTING.

Edited December 14, 2016 by Lost Fedora

[Scrivus 172]

If they were to remove Getters from the LoginSolver then how is it still going to function... they'd either have to write a new Solver or as it is now write your own if you really want one

Are you forgetting about Member function visibility?

[Pandemic 2250]

Added:

 

https://dreambot.org/forums/index.php/topic/7626-dreambot-v280/

 

Usage:

getClient().getInstance().getScriptManager().setAccount(“Nickname");

[Dezval 44]

Yeah lets make those things accessible and send myself all the login information! There's a reason that you cant pass the LoginSolver RandomEvent to your custom RandomSolver thus you have to disable the Break random for Example and use that one for your custom LoginSolver.

 

It is Indeed possible to write this and I can proof by 100% because I got one

 

I only said modifying or setting, not getting, as @@Lost Fedora pointed out

If you read closely you would've seen that he only means MODIFY/SETTING the variables, not GETTING.

Exactly

 

 

Added:

 

https://dreambot.org/forums/index.php/topic/7626-dreambot-v280/

 

Usage:

getClient().getInstance().getScriptManager().setAccount(“Nickname");

Thank you @@Pandemic !!

[Scrivus 172]

 

Added:

 

https://dreambot.org/forums/index.php/topic/7626-dreambot-v280/

 

Usage:

getClient().getInstance().getScriptManager().setAccount(“Nickname");

Thank you very much, I think a lot of people are going to use this!