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Since there's a lot of people who uses many clients at once, I'm here to ask what do you do to open much clients as you can with a good performance.
I think a good starting point is asking to @DarkstaR which version/bits of Windows is recommended to run Xeno and tibia =)
Guys, feel free to post your tips and I will start building up a tutorial to boost our botting performance. Sure I'm going to need some english reviews since mine is faulty.
Thanks
Set all your clients you open up to 10fps.
My PC hasn't been upgraded in about 4 years and I can still run 6/7 Tibia clients and play DoTA2 without it affecting the fps.
Also maybe set all your tibia clients to low priority in task manager? Haven't tried this, literally just thought of it as I was typing.
Setting this max FPS wont affect/slower the bot tasks ?Quote:
Originally Posted by jayjay23
Turning down to 10fps is a good way.Quote:
Originally Posted by jayjay23
I personally wouldn't set the clients to low priority, just incase.
Windows Vista isn't recommended, I would go with Windows XP or 7.
Alternatively, buy a good computer.
I haven't personally noticed any problems with setting it to a lower FPS, but I tend not to watch my characters once they've all been set up. Unless I'm running my main char whilst I'm at the computer, Which is a pally and it seems to be able to run / loot etc at the same speed.Quote:
Originally Posted by Daniel-Sp
Fair enough! And yeah there is the alternative of buying a new PC :PQuote:
Originally Posted by Floppy Jimmy
Yeah, always when running 2+ Clients at a time try to set the FPS at the lowest and You can try setting it to the lower graphics like OpenGL, it runs smoother for me and its very helpfull so I dont lag while playing League of legends.
I usually run the clients with DX5 so most of them don't go higher than 4% CPU usage but even that percent is very rare.
Of course, 10 FPS is a must
I run 7-9 at 20 FPS with no problems running HoN at the same time. Before I did Leatrix fix I would have orange red dots and healing lag.
I run 30 clients at 60 fps and play payday 2 at the same time.
Cool story, bro.Quote:
Originally Posted by xiaospike
@Topic.
Keeping frames down does it for me. Otherwise, a processor upgrade is recommended.
I use a over clocked i7-4770k with x-fired 7870s, problem?Quote:
Originally Posted by Ungoliant
No problem. lol. Pretty impressive rig too. Just doesn't seem to help the op. ^.^'Quote:
Originally Posted by xiaospike
@Daniel-SpQuote:
Originally Posted by Ungoliant
Running at 10fps might cause the bot/script to act up.
Run at 30fps for a bare minimum.
Open up msconfig and disable the other stuff that you don't use.
Turn off HUDs.
Turn off antiliasing. (directx9)
Disable your screen saver.
Use leatrix.
Boosters are dangerous as they might end your critical components.
Finally, get a better rig. (How? Bot for gold, sell the gold, save the money, get a new rig, repeat step 1)
After repeating this 1000 times you finally sell everything and buy google and use their servers to set up massive botnet.Quote:
Originally Posted by xiaospike
Maybe :pQuote:
Originally Posted by dinmamma
all I gotta say is :0!
Looking to my Task Manager, I see that each tibia client gets 65-80mb of RAM. Using Antialiasing, 60fps limit and DX9. 6 clients ATM taking 28% CPU usage.
@xiaospike, with all those customizing you did, how much RAM each one uses ?
About 60-100 after about 10 hours or so.Quote:
Originally Posted by Daniel-Sp