TLF - Tibia Low Framerate

[Afromanz]

Still saying malicious in Chrome and blocked.

[Chuitox]

Still saying malicious in Chrome and blocked.

I see nothing from my side. Can you make a screenshot?

[blackfyre]

i will ask again, does it have any influence on how the bot play tibia when i set it to 1 FPS?

[Chuitox]

i will ask again, does it have any influence on how the bot play tibia when i set it to 1 FPS?

Yes, apparently it takes more time to process internal messages therefore the disclaimer saying you should do only simple tasks like making runes or training

[blackfyre]

so what's the minimum safe setting for hunting? 10 FPS? maybe 5?

[Chuitox]

so what's the minimum safe setting for hunting? 10 FPS? maybe 5?

Depending on what you're hunting. You could go for 5 fps if it's something that doesn't require you to be constantly healing, generally casting several spells or hunting areas that can one-hit you (like deeplings, vengoth)

[Roarz]

This is one damn awesome application. Thanks Chuitox

By the way, any tips for doing this manually with a memory hacker? I have found the address for the current framerate and the framerate limit. When I modify the framerate limit address, it only has affect when I go back in to tibia's graphics -> framerate settings but ofc will not go lower than 10. Should I be looking for a different address?

Cheers

[Chuitox]

This is one damn awesome application. Thanks Chuitox

By the way, any tips for doing this manually with a memory hacker? I have found the address for the current framerate and the framerate limit. When I modify the framerate limit address, it only has affect when I go back in to tibia's graphics -> framerate settings but ofc will not go lower than 10. Should I be looking for a different address?

Cheers

Like any other pointer, the address which you find and contains the value of the framerate limit is being pointed by another specific address in all clients. All you have to do is to find (with Cheat Engine in my case) which addresses access/write that one and it will show you what address you would be looking for..

The framerate is stored as a double value but the address you are looking for is 4 bytes. Once you find this new address you must add 0x58 as offset. After that, you just write in that address the value. Let's say you want 100fps. The value must be stored as: 1000 / 100 (fps) = 10. So in the end it should be something like this:



(This is the actual address for Tibia 10.51)

[Roarz]

Yay got it working! Thanks Chuitox

[Chuitox]

Yay got it working! Thanks Chuitox

No problem