Guide to Random Phrases!

Nope, it just seems completly random.

"I'm going to brutalize you until you smell like barbeque, and throw you out the airplane door!" Comes out "I'm going to bru1"

but

"As sure as predators devour prey, I shall make bloody music with your nation's populace!" comes out just fine.

Hmmm.... what text editor are you using?

I've heard funky things can happen if you're using Notepad.

Ah, notepad is indeed what I'm using. Is there another you'd recomend?

Hmm. I use notepad all the time, without a problem. Wordpad is good. I'd recommend against MS Word, as it likes to put in smart quotes and such and that will mess up the game.

Do you have one quote a line?

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I use notepad too and never had a problem with this program and I have some pretty long binds.

I have followed the last few post, what is the batch file setup that is being used?

Also as Snow_Globe said, one line per quote and I'll add a hard return starts a new quote.

It is usually some small error that causes something to go goofy.

Post a complete quote or two or even send me the files so we can see the interaction between the batch file and the phrase file. As you have read I have some very complex binds with my batch file.

Batch file set up is
[ QUOTE ]
@ECHO OFF
:TOP

for /f "delims=zzz" %%i in (phrases.txt) do (echo f "local %%i$$bind_load_file C:\kb\target.txt">target.txt)&&sleep 1&&echo %%i1

GOTO TOP

[/ QUOTE ]

Looking at the ones that don't work they have "z" in them and it stops at "z" I thought it would only stop at "zzz" not just "z."

Since it appears to stop at single "z" is there something else that I could change the "zzz" to?

The tilde "~~~".

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:shakes his head: Must have been pretty tired last night for that to not have occured to me. Since that's only on the first page.

Thank all of you for your efforts and sharing.

Thread necro powers...ACTIVATE!!!

Trying to use this to randomly switch costumes on one of my toons but Windows 7 can't run the batch file. It doesn't recognize the 'amp' or 'gt' commands. I've run several searches but can't find any documentation on them or what they do.

If anyone is still around who can help me out here I'd greatly appreciate it.

for /f "delims=zzz" %%i in (phrases.txt) do (echo space "local %%i$$unselect$$toggle_enemy$$bind_load_file C:\kb\target.txt">target.txt)&&sleep 1&&echo %%i

Because of the change in forum software, certain characters got changed into html speak.

> = >
& = &

So, the above should be:

for /f "delims=zzz" %%i in (phrases.txt) do (echo space "local %%i$$unselect$$toggle_enemy$$bind_load_file C:\kb\target.txt">target.txt)&&sleep 1&&echo %%i

My posts in this thread are corrected back to functioning.

Triumph: White Succubus: 50 Ill/Emp/PF Snow Globe: 50 Ice/FF/Ice Strobe: 50 PB Shi Otomi: 50 Ninja/Ninjistu/GW Stalker My other characters

Thanks for the speedy response Zombie Man. I was pretty sure anyone who'd be able to help me with this was long gone so I'm really glad to be wrong on this one

The batch file runs fine now. Can't wait to see how my team mates react when my Stalker pops outta Hide looking completely different each time

Wanted to do an update of this method for anyone who happens to come along looking for something similar. My version is set to change my costume but you can do just about anything as long as it follows the rules for binding commands.

First off, you'll need to create a new folder. Mine is called Randoms but you can name it whatever you like. Once that's done go ahead and download the rootkit from the link in the OP. Copy and paste sleep.exe into that folder you just made. Once that's done you'll need to create three files. They are as follows (All of the names are for simplicity. You can name 'em whatever you like):

Quote:

1) Batch.bat - This batch file does the heavy lifting. It rewrites the bind once every second Quote: NOTE: In order to create a batch file, create a new text file and select "Save As." At the bottom of the Save As prompt you'll see a dropdown menu that'll let you select the file extension. By default this is set to .txt. To save as a batch file simply select the "All Files" option instead. 2) Receiver.txt - This is the file whose contents get rewritten. Leave this blank. 3) Binds.txt - As indicated by the name, this is the file where all your binds will be stored. Batch.bat will go through this file, one bind at a time, and rewrite the contents of Reciever.txt to match.

Still following me? Good. Now it's time to write the contents of Batch.bat. It should look like this:

Quote:

@ECHO OFF :TOP FOR /F "DELIMS=WHATEVER CHARACTER(S) YOU WANT TO TERMINATE THE BATCH JOB" %%i IN (Binds.txt) DO (echo %%i>Reciever.txt)&&SLEEP 1&&ECHO %%i GOTO TOP

That's really all the complexity involved. Now let's take a quick look at what the binds file should look like (Remember, these are only samples):

Quote:

In Binds.txt F10 "cc 0$$bind_load_file "THE FILE PATH TO Reciever.txt"" F10 "cc 1$$bind_load_file "THE FILE PATH TO Reciever.txt"" F10 "cc 2$$bind_load_file "THE FILE PATH TO Reciever.txt""

To run this simply double click on the batch file. Once it's running get into the game and bind_load_file Reciever.txt. That's it. Hope it's helpful