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I wrote a gui-based python script:
"How long to run (hours)" is how long the bot will run for (this includes playtime and breaks)
"Interval of running (hours)" is a range of how long it will bot straight, in this case, between 2 and 5 hours at a time
"Interval of break (minutes" is a range of how long the bot will take a break after it finishes each run interval
As soon as the how long to run time is reached, bot will kill itself and stop running.
Warning: as of today, I just wrote this so I have only tested that the intervals of running and breaking work - I haven't confirmed that it will stop running after 12 hours
Python source code here:
EXE is attached as zip file (compiled via PyInstaller)
I wrote a gui-based python script:
"How long to run (hours)" is how long the bot will run for (this includes playtime and breaks)
"Interval of running (hours)" is a range of how long it will bot straight, in this case, between 2 and 5 hours at a time
"Interval of break (minutes" is a range of how long the bot will take a break after it finishes each run interval
As soon as the how long to run time is reached, bot will kill itself and stop running.
Warning: as of today, I just wrote this so I have only tested that the intervals of running and breaking work - I haven't confirmed that it will stop running after 12 hours
Python source code here:
Python:
import time
import random
import sys
import os
import subprocess
import PySimpleGUI as sg
form = sg.FlexForm('PythonTest')
layout = [
[sg.Text('Please enter your runtime settings')],
[sg.Text('How long to run (hours):', size=25), sg.InputText('12', key='runtime')],
[sg.Text('Interval of running (hours):', size=25), sg.InputText('2', key='minrangehours'), sg.InputText('5',key='maxrangehours')],
[sg.Text('Interval of break (minutes):', size=25), sg.InputText('15', key='minrangeminutes'), sg.InputText('60', key='maxrangeminutes')],
[sg.Submit(), sg.Cancel()]
]
window = sg.Window('Run Schedule', layout)
event, values = window.read()
if event == 'Cancel':
os._exit(0)
window.close()
try: #Make sure values are integers!
for item in values:
int(values[item])
except ValueError as e:
print ('You are noob like zhipei! Only number work in program') #how dare u call me noob zhipei (╬◥益◤)
starttime=time.perf_counter()
timedefault=values['runtime']
minrun = int(values['minrangehours'])
maxrun = int(values['maxrangehours'])
minbreak = int(values['minrangeminutes'])
maxbreak = int(values['maxrangeminutes'])
hours=int(3600)
minutes=int(60)
print("Running for " + str(timedefault) + " hours")
while( ((time.perf_counter()-starttime)/hours) < int(timedefault)):
runtime = random.randint(minrun*hours, maxrun*hours)
print("This run will be for " + str(round(runtime/hours, 2)) + " hours")
startrun=time.perf_counter()
arr = os.listdir()
filename = ""
for file in arr:
if file.endswith(".exe"):
if len(file)==16:
filename = file
if filename == "":
print("FILE NOT FOUND")
sys.exit()
DETACHED_PROCESS = 0x00000008
pid = subprocess.Popen([filename],creationflags=DETACHED_PROCESS).pid
while( ((time.perf_counter()-startrun) < runtime) and (((time.perf_counter()-starttime)/hours) < int(timedefault)) ):
pass
sleeptime = random.randint(minbreak*minutes,maxbreak*minutes)
print("taking break for " + str(round(sleeptime/minutes, 2)) + " minutes")
temppath = os.getenv("LocalAppData")
arr = os.listdir(temppath + "\\Temp")
runningfile = ""
for file in arr:
if file.endswith(".exe"):
if len(file)==16:
runningfile = file
subprocess.call("taskkill /im "+runningfile, stdout=subprocess.PIPE)
subprocess.call("taskkill /im "+ "d2r.exe", stdout=subprocess.PIPE)
time.sleep(sleeptime)EXE is attached as zip file (compiled via PyInstaller)
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