Drasnia

Hey now, my introductory post didn't get this kind of welcoming committee. Welcome to the dark side @Sehunie!

About 8 mil in pure, and maybe another 5 mil in items.

@Kaddict - Just on general principles, it is HIGHLY recommended against to run multiple programs on the same account simultaneously. Logging each other out is the least of your concerns unless you're using a bunch of shells you intend to ditch anyhow. Theoretically, you can open multiple instances of the command prompt and run this program in each instance on separate accounts, but I don't know how you'd incorporate proxy support there.

@Kway - Forgive me if I have no idea what I'm talking about (because I most likely don't). According to what I've seen in this thread (http://www.neocodex....-more-np/page-5) the multithreading bug has been semi-patched and TNT is now monitoring for additional abusers following the 3mil/day dangerously stupid habibot. When I set up your habibot on a shell, it seemed to multithread for the purposes of harvesting experience gems from raids, resulting in some ~2500 exp/raid. At max level, it continues to (what I assume to be) multithread the gems from raids, resulting in ~3k exp/raid pulls, but it does not spawn additional NP gems. It also does not multithread the NP gems (no complaints there). This results in a somewhat weird string of events:

user.habitarium: Pest attack: X

user.habitarium: Collected XX gems!

user.habitarium: Tick XX | Level MAX | Xp XXX/1000 (+3XXX) | NP Gained XXXX

user.habitarium: Collected 1 gem!
user.habitarium: Made 500 Neopoints!

...

Based on the experience gained from the raid, more than 1 gem should have spawned - but it didn't. Levels 1-49 accepted the experience as they should have and leveled up accordingly. Would it be possible, in future versions of this bot (should there be any), to disable the exp gem multithreading at max level to prevent this from looking suspicious? Even better, could the multithreading in general be disabled so that there is a more natural level progression? As it is, it only takes a few days of running this bot off and on to hit max level, and that can't look legitimate.

Sorry if that's hard to follow; it reads like a trainwreck to me, too. Thank you for everything!

Chemistry. High school chem? Super easy. College chem? Please no.

@Kaddict (I really hope you're using Windows because that's all I'm familiar with):

Step 3: I'd recommend just setting up a folder on your desktop. In my examples, the folder name will be "habibot." Your desktop pathway should look something like this (assuming default windows path) c:\users\user\desktop\habitbot. (Replace "user" with whatever username you're using, for example "admin" or "mypc" or whatever the heck you're using.) Extract  your folder here using Winrar/alternative.

Step 4: Open the command prompt (Windows search cmd if you're unsure of how to get here) and type in "cd c:\users\user\desktop\habitbot\mechanize-0.2.5" (without the quotation marks). Hit enter. This tells the command prompt that you're selecting this folder.

Step 5: Type "python setup.py install" (again, without quotation marks.) Hit enter. Let it run.

Step 6: Assuming everything went well, extract the PyAMF folder to c:\users\user\desktop\habitbot. Type "cd c:\users\user\desktop\habitbot\pyamf-0.6.1", hit enter, "python setup.py install", enter again, wait.

In case you have problems with the usage instructions:
Step 1: Extract the Habitarium to the "habibot" folder.

Step 2: In command prompt, enter "cd c:\users\user\desktop\habitbot\habi"

Step 3: in command prompt, enter "python client.py"

Step 4: Enter your account details

Step 5: Profit.

Note: While there's no need to put all of these programs in the same folder, this keeps it simple.