ETK HotSheet/Advanced options

There are two ways in which you can automate some tasks on ETK startup:
  1. Using the Command Line
  2. Using Global.ini




Using the Command Line


You can make a shortcut or run the executable directly using the following synthax: 


ETK.EXE START BotID or NODE#
ETK.EXE STOP BotID or NODE# or -1 (for all)

That allows you to control which nodes and/or bots start when you open ETK

For Example:
cd C:\EvonyToolKit

ETK.exe START torxx1@gmail.com
TIMEOUT 600
ETK.exe STOP torxx1@gmail.com

ETK.exe START torxx2@gmail.com
TIMEOUT 600
ETK.exe STOP torxx2@gmail.com



Using Global.ini

 

Just like Config.ini holds your bots setup information, Global.ini in your Evony Toolkit Folder holds your ETK settings/preferences. This is the preferred method to make permanent changes. There are several available options you can add to this file in order to change startup behaviour for ETK

The first section on this file is the global section and features the following lines

[Global]
FirstRun=1 (It's added after using the ETK installer, when it's missing it adds desktop shortcuts)
BotLoadSleep=60000 (Time between opening bots, 60000 stands for 60 seconds)
ProxyLicense= (You add a valid licence for proxifier portable, only needed if using AE, Rebot no longer needs it)

The second section on this file (add it manually if you need it) is StartBotsOnLoad
Basically any node set to true will run automatically when ETK is opened
for example:

[StartBotsOnLoad]
0=true
1=true
2=true

That will open nodes 0 to 2 automatically, you can add from node 0 to node 50. Node 0 stands for no proxy, so bots on this node use your current IP instead of Tor.

No comments:

Post a Comment