How to run two bots at the same time with virtual machine

[wolb]

Downloaded HD's console and it works fine now for some reason. o.O
Well, it seems like my crappy laptop can't handle the vmware (what a surprise *cough*).
I was wondering if anyone tried hooking up another monitor to their computer and if that would work?

I read on some forum a little while ago that if i hook my laptop up with another monitor then it can work?
Does anyone know anything about this?
Thanks in advance.

Hooking up to another monitor will not work.

I found that in my laptop's BIOS, there is a setting call Intel Virtual Technology. After enabling that my VM runs a lot smoother now. Try it.

[Qocaine]

do we really need to use window 7? lol
i got the cd to install window 7 will that work as well?

[HamRadio]

No, you do not "need" Win 7; however, I have personally used VMs for Windows 7 and Windows XP, both Ultimate 32-bit Editions, using VM Workstation 8.0. Win XP takes 12 GB and Win 7 takes 16. I thought Win XP might be better because of the smaller size, but having run 4 bots at the same time, all of the XP bots crashed after about 6 hours and I have only seen 2 Win 7 crashes in the three weeks I've been using VMs. Note that both OS copies were obtained from the same source, so I don't think the Win XP is corrupted.
The reliability and also the speed of alt-tabbing on 7, has made me replace all of my VMs to be clones of Win 7. Also note that you do not need 2 processors and 2 Gs of RAM - currently these VMs each have 1 processor, 1 core, and 1 G of RAM at 1248x748 (guessing at the screen res numbers, it's the 2nd lowest I have available)
This is of great benefit during times like these, when HShield is updated frequently and new hacks are not always available.


Additionally, console lite doesn't agree with Win XP - while it injects properly, it doesn't stay open long enough to bind for some reason. The only public console that worked on XP at the time of my testing was Hell_Demon's mini console, which gets the job done nicely, but you have to manually bind it, which will take extra long due to the aforementioned alt-tabbing speed of Win XP.

[neo_geo74]

Under the processor settings, do you have the "Virtualize Intel VT-x/EPT" checked? My processor has this feature but what does this option do anyway?

[HamRadio]

I'm not 100% sure what that does, but it appears to be a method to emulate 64-bit architecture in your VM. I forgot to mention that I run 32-bit versions of Win 7 (and Win XP when I used it) because I didn't see the point of using an x64 Virtual Machine, and I imagine it taxes your processor more, although my computer proper is Win 7 64-bit.

A google search pointed me to the Workstation 8.0 release notes which says:

You can now enable Virtual VT-X/EPT or AMD-V/RVI in the processor settings interface. With this feature, applications running in a guest can take advantage of these virtualization technologies. You can also run 64-bit guest operating systems inside of vSphere running inside Workstation.

In short, all I get from this is that it has something to do with x64, and no, I don't use it.

[Niomieshon]

Thanks for this guide, will use it well.

Also, to those of you that are having trouble with not having enough free ram, download iobit systemcare and run the SmartRam tool. It helps free RAM. I checked autostart at computer startup and without it I usually use 4GB of ram after the computer has run for a day but with it, it doesn't go above 2GB. https://www. iobit .com/advancedsystemcareper.html just remove spaces

[wolb]

No, you do not "need" Win 7; however, I have personally used VMs for Windows 7 and Windows XP, both Ultimate 32-bit Editions, using VM Workstation 8.0. Win XP takes 12 GB and Win 7 takes 16. I thought Win XP might be better because of the smaller size, but having run 4 bots at the same time, all of the XP bots crashed after about 6 hours and I have only seen 2 Win 7 crashes in the three weeks I've been using VMs. Note that both OS copies were obtained from the same source, so I don't think the Win XP is corrupted.
The reliability and also the speed of alt-tabbing on 7, has made me replace all of my VMs to be clones of Win 7. Also note that you do not need 2 processors and 2 Gs of RAM - currently these VMs each have 1 processor, 1 core, and 1 G of RAM at 1248x748 (guessing at the screen res numbers, it's the 2nd lowest I have available)
This is of great benefit during times like these, when HShield is updated frequently and new hacks are not always available.


Additionally, console lite doesn't agree with Win XP - while it injects properly, it doesn't stay open long enough to bind for some reason. The only public console that worked on XP at the time of my testing was Hell_Demon's mini console, which gets the job done nicely, but you have to manually bind it, which will take extra long due to the aforementioned alt-tabbing speed of Win XP.

Your CPU must be really good. I have a core i5 thin and light notebook with some minimal nVidia graphics, the processor has 4 core and I have 8gb of ram, I created 1 VM with 2 cores, 2 gb ram and still slow as shit.

[HamRadio]

Your CPU must be really good. I have a core i5 thin and light notebook with some minimal nVidia graphics, the processor has 4 core and I have 8gb of ram, I created 1 VM with 2 cores, 2 gb ram and still slow as shit.

I too have a core i5, but I'm overclocking, and it's a desktop. I think the guide mentions something about only doing this on a desktop because a lap will overheat.

At any rate, yeah, they don't run super fast, but they don't need to. As long as the map load times are unaffected. Make sure they're running on minimum settings.

[Niomieshon]

Yeah I'm running 3 copies though VM's and one without and works fine. I could do more if I had more hard drives but only got three and it would requireread/write speed.

[HamRadio]

Yeah I'm running 3 copies though VM's and one without and works fine. I could do more if I had more hard drives but only got three and it would requireread/write speed.

Do you notice a big difference using multiple Hard drives? I've got the same set up, 3 VMs, 1 without, and the only block I'm running into is RAM limits.

[Niomieshon]

Do you notice a big difference using multiple Hard drives? I've got the same set up, 3 VMs, 1 without, and the only block I'm running into is RAM limits.

Google "iobit advanced systemcare 5" first link download it and run the SmartRAM tool after windows starts. It constantly frees your ram and quite a bit of it. The longer it runs the more it will free. When you first launch it you'll have to hit "Go" and click "Smart Clean" in order for it to start doing the auto clean up....little annoying glitch.

[mewhey]

Open two bot worked. But the other problem I got...
Is that new ID must only be Email now?
I open a new account but I don't know how to find the ID for login directly via vindictus.exe...
Anyone can answer me?

[HamRadio]

Open two bot worked. But the other problem I got...
Is that new ID must only be Email now?
I open a new account but I don't know how to find the ID for login directly via vindictus.exe...
Anyone can answer me?

You mean, you registered a separate account for both bots. You now have a login like "example@yahoo.com", but now instead of using that to log in you want a shorter version like "example" when you're logging in directly on vindictus.exe?

That shorter version is called a Nexon ID in North America; you used to be able to register with one on the Nexon site, but it seems to only use e-mail now.

I'm sorry, I don't know a way to create a Nexon ID on an existing registered e-mail account.

[wolb]

You have to use your email to login now, no more nexon id.

I meant, if you had a nexon id for before you can still use it, but no more new ones.

[Drunkenstein]

this is great thing, in vm i can run bot and on real windows grab some popcorns and watch movie while botting... awwesome!