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  1.    infamous11 reacted to a post in a topic: Off Topic - PQR on Tauri
  2.    infamous11 reacted to a post in a topic: [TAURI] Wrobot detected
  3. Tried again, one account got banned instantly with no plugins, and another got banned after 1 hour.
  4.    infamous11 reacted to a post in a topic: Pressing a specific keyboard button
  5. YES! It works that way, thank you!!
  6. Im doing it the quester editor, so adding the using part to the top gives me this error: error CS1529: A using clause must precede all other elements defined in the namespace except extern alias declarations I know I have to add it in VS for it to work, but how do I do that? I mean I did try to do a Questprofile creating a ClassLibrary a while ago but when I when I started the bot through VS, it freezes every time at authentication. It freezes without adding anything only the dll as refrence. So can I open the wRobot in VS to edit it directly, or Im messing something up when I try to run wRobot through VS?
  7. It still gives me a compile error: How can I add the System.Windows.Forms.dll to the program as reference, so it could use its namespace?
  8. I tried in the quest editor as a fullcsharpcode quest, but I dont know how to use the system.windows.forms dll directly in it. I just installed a couple of days ago VS2019 with all the required workloads, so the compiling enviroments are not missing, but Im not sure how to do a quest profile cs file while using it as a step because its giving me the same compile error: The type or namespace name 'Forms' could not be found (are you missing a using directive or an assembly reference?) If you can help me with that, Im sure it will work.
  9. Using this public sealed class : QuestClass { public void test(object sender, System.EventArgs e) { SendKeys("{ENTER}"); } } gives me this error [E] 12:33:26.870 - Compilator Error : c:\Users\Kiccsi\AppData\Local\Temp\jxfljbqs\jxfljbqs.0.cs(23,22) : error CS1001: Identifier expected Im currently trying to do it with autoit but its taking a lot of time because Im a newbie.
  10.    infamous11 reacted to a post in a topic: Push key outside wow window
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  12. I'm looking for the same exact solution in this thread, can you help me with that please?
  13. I got this error using this "robotManager.Helpful.Keyboard.PressKey(process.MainWindowHandle, System.Windows.Forms.Key.NumPad9);" : : error CS0103: A(z) „process” név nem szerepel ebben a környezetben. In english--> name doesnt exist in this enviroment and error CS0234: A(z) „Key” típus- vagy névtérnév nem szerepel a(z) „System.Windows.Forms” névtérben (esetleg hiányzik egy szerelvényre mutató hivatkozás). --> Key type or namespace does not exist in System.Windows.Forms namespace (or maybe its missing reference). Is it some kind of .NET error?
  14. Hi! Is there a way for the bot to actually press a specific keyboard button (for example 'n' or numpad 9)?
  15. Hi! I'm new to this bot and I started to make a profile for ubrs. I have to open a door by clicking on 7 room runes which I managed to do. But: for example if the bot is at the 4th rune and I get in combat it skips the remaining 3 runes and tries to go through the door (which is obviously the next step). I'm guessing the problem can be solved with a while-endwhile step but I'm not sure how to do it. ubrs_test2.xml

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