OP02-02-2020, 04:10 AM
(This post was last modified: 02-11-2020, 01:20 AM by vala.)
Stop paying for it.
This program was reviewed/approved by @Defile
Please note: This program is free and will autobump threads. However, very rarely (in my testing) the site will ask for captcha confirmation that the connection is not from a bot. The program does not have 2captcha support, and so this will halt any bumping until you re-run it. Other than that, it works perfectly.
Installation Instructions:
WINDOWS USERS ONLY - USE THIS LINK TO DOWNLOAD ALL FILES AND DOUBLE CLICK AUTOBUMPER.EXE:
https://www.dropbox.com/s/rsnh75iupyov8i...e.zip?dl=0
1. Installing python
[spoiler] On windows, visit the following link: https://www.microsoft.com/store/productId/9NJ46SX7X90P
On Mac, just run
in terminal. This will prompt you to install python if you do not already have it installed.
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2. Downloading Program & Webdriver
[spoiler] Download the program via the following link: https://www.dropbox.com/s/g8ijhe8msywlrk...ll.py?dl=0
For your peace of mind, you can also review the code, as Dropbox provides file previews. Place the file on your desktop.
Next, you need to download the webdriver, via: https://chromedriver.storage.googleapis....0.3945.36/
Just choose your respective operating system.
This file is Google's own creation, and hosted by them, not me... so don't ask if it's a virus or not (it isn't). Also place the file on your desktop.
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3. Running the Program
[spoiler] First, simply open command prompt or terminal and run
After waiting for the installation to complete, run the following (this will only work if you have both of the downloaded files from earlier ON your desktop!
Now, run the following command:
That's it! The Autobumper will now run and provide you with the next set of instructions.
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4. FAQ / HELP!
I can't find my webdriver file path!!
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Samuurai#8513
Samuurai#8513
Samuurai#8513
Samuurai#8513
This program was reviewed/approved by @Defile
Please note: This program is free and will autobump threads. However, very rarely (in my testing) the site will ask for captcha confirmation that the connection is not from a bot. The program does not have 2captcha support, and so this will halt any bumping until you re-run it. Other than that, it works perfectly.
Installation Instructions:
WINDOWS USERS ONLY - USE THIS LINK TO DOWNLOAD ALL FILES AND DOUBLE CLICK AUTOBUMPER.EXE:
https://www.dropbox.com/s/rsnh75iupyov8i...e.zip?dl=0
1. Installing python
[spoiler] On windows, visit the following link: https://www.microsoft.com/store/productId/9NJ46SX7X90P
On Mac, just run
Code:
python3in terminal. This will prompt you to install python if you do not already have it installed.
[/spoiler]
2. Downloading Program & Webdriver
[spoiler] Download the program via the following link: https://www.dropbox.com/s/g8ijhe8msywlrk...ll.py?dl=0
For your peace of mind, you can also review the code, as Dropbox provides file previews. Place the file on your desktop.
Next, you need to download the webdriver, via: https://chromedriver.storage.googleapis....0.3945.36/
Just choose your respective operating system.
This file is Google's own creation, and hosted by them, not me... so don't ask if it's a virus or not (it isn't). Also place the file on your desktop.
[/spoiler]
3. Running the Program
[spoiler] First, simply open command prompt or terminal and run
Code:
pip3 install seleniumAfter waiting for the installation to complete, run the following (this will only work if you have both of the downloaded files from earlier ON your desktop!
Code:
cd DesktopCode:
python3 autobumperfull.py[/spoiler]
4. FAQ / HELP!
I can't find my webdriver file path!!
- All you need to do is drag the "Chromedriver" file from your desktop into the command prompt when the program asks for it. Sometimes, it will add a space. Make sure to remove the extra space at the end of the file path.
- Open the inspect tool in chrome by right clicking the webpage and clicking "Inspect" from the submenu which pops up. At the top of the inspect menu, click the applications tab. There should be a "cookie" dropdown list on the left of the inspect menu. Click "https://RAIDUSER.com/" from the drop down. Then, a table should appear where you can find the ogusersmybbuser cookie's value.
Samuurai#8513|
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Please do not PM me here expecting a fast response, I only check OGU so often. Use my Discord instead.
Samuurai#8513|
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Please do not PM me here expecting a fast response, I only check OGU so often. Use my Discord instead.
Samuurai#8513|
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Please do not PM me here expecting a fast response, I only check OGU so often. Use my Discord instead.
Samuurai#8513|
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Please do not PM me here expecting a fast response, I only check OGU so often. Use my Discord instead.
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