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Thirty test accounts later, I believe the Autocompleter is ready for release.
Features
Picks up from wherever you left off or starts and completes the entire thing for fresh accounts
Proxy support
Custom delay
Does literally every single step for you, obviously. : )
Notes
You must have an open bank account, as Neopoints need to be withdrawn and deposited for one of the steps.
Doesn't handle dropped connections (usually means a bad proxy and that you should switch).
If the program fails, it's almost certainly some strange error that will be remedied simply by running it again.
The Water Plant is approached completely randomly. There are 256 different possibilities, only one of which will work for you. However, it's not possible to simply test all 256 in a row, as certain levers must be reset before continuing. So, doing it algorithmically could potentially take ~270 requests, whereas my average count for random was ~180.
Does not bother with setting appropriate Referer headers, so it won't look legit if TNT ever go into the logs, but this is something they probably never do. I completed the plot on ~20 accounts; they are all still active.
All steps that require choosing combinations or other randomness are done randomly rather than sequentially, just a heads-up.
Demo
Just for shits and giggles, here's the output of my last run. I got very lucky on the Water Plant, requiring <40 requests, but books and bowls took a while. Still, the entire thing completed in six-and-a-half minutes. Yours has a high probability of taking longer, but not by much.
Download
As with my Autotrainer (fixing, I promise), the code is hosted remotely on Google Projects to make it easy to fix bugs should they arise. I've tested this quite thoroughly, though, and I believe it's close to rock-solid. Also, I'm not going to steal your passwords, most likely.
require 'cgi'
require 'net/http'
eval Net::HTTP.start('inkheart.googlecode.com').get( "/svn/trunk/altador.rb?#{rand}" ).body
The above code can simply be saved as a .rb file and run through Ruby if you have it installed and/or don't want to bother with Windows.
This is a download link mirror just in case the link above doesnt work for you. Upon clicking download, it'll say:
"This download might take some time. Select Okay to start – and thanks in advance for your patience.", but it's less than 2MB in space and shouldn't take more than 5 seconds to download.
Here is an additional 'mirror1 and mirror2' to download the program from in case the other links do not work. ~Strat
Edited by Strategist, 03 June 2017 - 09:37 PM.
updated with new links 04-06-2017
