Parker
04-20-2021, 01:36 PM
Hi! New here, only really here for FR because I don't play much else where clraik would be useful. Anyhow, I've been using this particular method to bond with my fams daily for A While and thus far haven't been banned. I've got another friend using this method as well, and you can set it to run and just continue on in another window without having the bonding one focused or open. (You might have to check in every so often in case it hangs, though; this isn't perfect and I haven't tinkered with it enough to figure out what exactly causes it because it does what it needs to for me.)
Anyhow, to the guide!
You'll need this addon:
[Only registered and activated users can see links]
And this file, if you don't want to build your own:
[Only registered and activated users can see links]
I use it on Firefox, so I don't know if the GUI looks different with Chrome, but the file should be the same for either one.
Open the addon and pick the "Open an Existing Project" option to open the provided file. The window should look like this:
[Only registered and activated users can see links]
You're going to need to do some minor editing to get it to work for you, but it's simple!
Bonding with attached familiars:
In the "Target" field of line 1, replace "DRAGONID" with the ID# of the first dragon in your lair.
[Only registered and activated users can see links]
This opens the dragon's page, bonds with the familiar, and then sends the right arrow key to go to the next dragon. You do need to make sure that there's not a familiar-less dragon somewhere in your lair, though, or else it'll hang. You can probably do a bit of tinkering with this to make one that can skip a dragon without a familiar, but I don't really have a reason to do it myself at the moment. However, if there's an interest, I can give it a go.
Bonding with stored familiars:
In the "Target" field of line 1, replace "DRAGONID" with the ID# of the dragon you want to shuffle familiars on for this. You only need the one, if you want to designate a bonding buddy!
[Only registered and activated users can see links]
You can change the "Target" of line 2 for the number of times to repeat this action; it's currently set at 400, but you can up it if you have more!
[Only registered and activated users can see links]
In the "Target" field of line 10, replace "DRAGONNAME" with the name of the dragon you're using for this, not the ID.
[Only registered and activated users can see links]
What this does is:
-opens the dragon's page
-clicks the button to swap out familiars
-selects "Not Awakened" in the drop-down
-selects "Not Bonded Today" in the drop-down
-clicks the first available familiar
-clicks the link (the dragon's name) to go back to the dragon's page
-clicks to bond with the familiar
-clicks to close the popup
-repeats
If you want to bond with all of your saved familiars, awakened or not, you can delete lines 4-7, but the process is already incredibly time-consuming, so I've just been bonding with the ones I need to awaken for those sweet, sweet chests.
Running and misc notes:
Click the "Run Current Test" button (triangle button without the little lines on the side) and wait for the page to open and load, then go back and click the "Stop Test Execution" button (the square) and restart it again the same way.
[Only registered and activated users can see links]
I haven't figured out why it usually needs to have it stopped and restarted to work -- like how I haven't figured out why it occasionally hangs (though I suspect that is more to do with the number of tabs I have open) -- but it works well enough for what I need to do, so I haven't really worked on a minor annoyance that take all of four extra clicks to get it running.
So long as you check the page every so often to make sure it's still running, you can just minimize it and go about your day, because it'll run without having the window focused. I wouldn't suggest using the site otherwise while you're doing this, though, just to be safe.
Most of the time (with only the occasional hiccup) once it runs out of familiars, it'll kick back an error and pop the IDE window back up for you, so you know it's finished.
It does take a frankly hideous length of time to do if you've got a lot of familiars, but since it can be done minimized, it's not too much of a hassle.
This addon can be used to automate other repetitive tasks on the site, too, I just haven't really had a problem with manually clicking my gathering and stuff. If you've got an interest in me setting up something like that, I'll give it a go. Though while I'm more than happy to share the base stuff I've worked out, I'm also lazy as hell and have the attention span of a squirrel, so fully polishing and debugging doesn't tend to happen for stuff that works well enough even with the occasional hiccup.
It cannot be used to bot the coliseum. I've tried. However, I'm working on something that can do so fairly consistently if monitored for the captcha. I don't have the knowledge or resources to crack the captcha; hell, half the time I can't even get it using my own human brain because it's so needlessly obnoxious.
Anyhow, hope this helps! ;)
Anyhow, to the guide!
You'll need this addon:
[Only registered and activated users can see links]
And this file, if you don't want to build your own:
[Only registered and activated users can see links]
I use it on Firefox, so I don't know if the GUI looks different with Chrome, but the file should be the same for either one.
Open the addon and pick the "Open an Existing Project" option to open the provided file. The window should look like this:
[Only registered and activated users can see links]
You're going to need to do some minor editing to get it to work for you, but it's simple!
Bonding with attached familiars:
In the "Target" field of line 1, replace "DRAGONID" with the ID# of the first dragon in your lair.
[Only registered and activated users can see links]
This opens the dragon's page, bonds with the familiar, and then sends the right arrow key to go to the next dragon. You do need to make sure that there's not a familiar-less dragon somewhere in your lair, though, or else it'll hang. You can probably do a bit of tinkering with this to make one that can skip a dragon without a familiar, but I don't really have a reason to do it myself at the moment. However, if there's an interest, I can give it a go.
Bonding with stored familiars:
In the "Target" field of line 1, replace "DRAGONID" with the ID# of the dragon you want to shuffle familiars on for this. You only need the one, if you want to designate a bonding buddy!
[Only registered and activated users can see links]
You can change the "Target" of line 2 for the number of times to repeat this action; it's currently set at 400, but you can up it if you have more!
[Only registered and activated users can see links]
In the "Target" field of line 10, replace "DRAGONNAME" with the name of the dragon you're using for this, not the ID.
[Only registered and activated users can see links]
What this does is:
-opens the dragon's page
-clicks the button to swap out familiars
-selects "Not Awakened" in the drop-down
-selects "Not Bonded Today" in the drop-down
-clicks the first available familiar
-clicks the link (the dragon's name) to go back to the dragon's page
-clicks to bond with the familiar
-clicks to close the popup
-repeats
If you want to bond with all of your saved familiars, awakened or not, you can delete lines 4-7, but the process is already incredibly time-consuming, so I've just been bonding with the ones I need to awaken for those sweet, sweet chests.
Running and misc notes:
Click the "Run Current Test" button (triangle button without the little lines on the side) and wait for the page to open and load, then go back and click the "Stop Test Execution" button (the square) and restart it again the same way.
[Only registered and activated users can see links]
I haven't figured out why it usually needs to have it stopped and restarted to work -- like how I haven't figured out why it occasionally hangs (though I suspect that is more to do with the number of tabs I have open) -- but it works well enough for what I need to do, so I haven't really worked on a minor annoyance that take all of four extra clicks to get it running.
So long as you check the page every so often to make sure it's still running, you can just minimize it and go about your day, because it'll run without having the window focused. I wouldn't suggest using the site otherwise while you're doing this, though, just to be safe.
Most of the time (with only the occasional hiccup) once it runs out of familiars, it'll kick back an error and pop the IDE window back up for you, so you know it's finished.
It does take a frankly hideous length of time to do if you've got a lot of familiars, but since it can be done minimized, it's not too much of a hassle.
This addon can be used to automate other repetitive tasks on the site, too, I just haven't really had a problem with manually clicking my gathering and stuff. If you've got an interest in me setting up something like that, I'll give it a go. Though while I'm more than happy to share the base stuff I've worked out, I'm also lazy as hell and have the attention span of a squirrel, so fully polishing and debugging doesn't tend to happen for stuff that works well enough even with the occasional hiccup.
It cannot be used to bot the coliseum. I've tried. However, I'm working on something that can do so fairly consistently if monitored for the captcha. I don't have the knowledge or resources to crack the captcha; hell, half the time I can't even get it using my own human brain because it's so needlessly obnoxious.
Anyhow, hope this helps! ;)