Blindpick INSTALOCK - ULTRAFAST MODE

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Blindpick INSTALOCK - ULTRAFAST MODE
League of Legends

AUTO QUEUE - ACCEPT - PICK - CALL SCRIPT

WORKS WITH THE RIOT API

IT IS NOT PIXEL BASED

I didn't add automated set for runes and spells, the point is to instalock the champion of your choice faster than anyone else instead of afk-queue like the other script

This tool is open source and requires perl to be installed in order to run


I recommend installing Strawberry Perl (32bit preferably)
(can't post links under 15 posts)

Once you install perl open cmd.exe and run

cpan JSON::Parse
(You will do the same in case you have any other missing module)


Edit the config of the script to your desired settings before launching!

(MPGH doesn't recognize Perl. Open the file, copy the code and paste it in a new Perl (.pl) file)

A more detailed how-to courtesy of @John_Matth

  1. Download the .txt file in the post
  2. Download and install Strawberry Perl. 64 or 32bit version, depending on your system
  3. Use windows search and type "cmd". You can use either the normal cmd, or the perl cmd, doesn't really matter. Open one of the 2.
  4. In the cmd terminal, enter " cpan JSON::Parse" without quotes. Wait for it to finish, should take a few seconds.
  5. When it's done, you can close the cmd window. Go to the .txt file you downloaded from this post, you will see these 2 lines: CHAMPION => ucfirst('Teemo'), POSITION => 'SUP BITCHEZ',. Change "Teemo" to the name of the champion you want to instalock, there's a list of all valid champion names if you scroll down the .txt file. Edit "sup bitchez" to whatever message you want it to send when you enter champ select. When done with these 2, save and close.
  6. Open league of legends. After logging in, go back to the .txt file, and rename it. From .txt, make it a .pl file. Open it, if it asks you to choose an app, choose the Strawberry Perl program you downloaded and installed. When you do that, your game should automatically enter a blind pick queue, and then you wait for a game.
  7. To change champion and message (role/lane), close perl cmd, go back to the (now) .pl file, and open it using notepad, edit the same lines as before to your liking, save, open with perl again.


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Gonna need to provide proof and a tut if you can. @zamanf
Quote Originally Posted by Ahmad View Post
Gonna need to provide proof and a tut if you can. @zamanf
You should only edit these lines:

CHAMPION => ucfirst('Teemo'),
POSITION => 'SUP BITCHEZ',

Make sure you write the name of the champion as it is in the list of champions in the script.

Then if you have Perl installed, open the cmd.exe, navigate the script path and launch using perl.

I am not very familiar with video making, its pretty much a straight forward process.

I can use some sort of teamviewer software to demonstrate.
Quote Originally Posted by zamanf View Post
You should only edit these lines:

CHAMPION => ucfirst('Teemo'),
POSITION => 'SUP BITCHEZ',

Make sure you write the name of the champion as it is in the list of champions in the script.

Then if you have Perl installed, open the cmd.exe, navigate the script path and launch using perl.

I am not very familiar with video making, its pretty much a straight forward process.

I can use some sort of teamviewer software to demonstrate.
Can you just record you doing it using OBS?
I request that you add a couple screenshots of the process. (script edits and perl) @zamanf

If you aren't able to add them yourself within the allotted 24 hours, I can add them to your post for you if you get them to me.
approved. do add some screenshots or some video soon.
had to remove disc ord references too since admin censored it (e.g. type ******* <--- censored)
Written tutorial (i'd upload a vid but my connection is crap and it would take hours)
  1. Download the .txt file in the post
  2. Download and install Strawberry Perl. 64 or 32bit version, depending on your system
  3. Use windows search and type "cmd". You can use either the normal cmd, or the perl cmd, doesn't really matter. Open one of the 2.
  4. In the cmd terminal, enter " cpan JSON::Parse" without quotes. Wait for it to finish, should take a few seconds.
  5. When it's done, you can close the cmd window. Go to the .txt file you downloaded from this post, you will see these 2 lines: CHAMPION => ucfirst('Teemo'), POSITION => 'SUP BITCHEZ',. Change "Teemo" to the name of the champion you want to instalock, there's a list of all valid champion names if you scroll down the .txt file. Edit "sup bitchez" to whatever message you want it to send when you enter champ select. When done with these 2, save and close.
  6. Open league of legends. After logging in, go back to the .txt file, and rename it. From .txt, make it a .pl file. Open it, if it asks you to choose an app, choose the Strawberry Perl program you downloaded and installed. When you do that, your game should automatically enter a blind pick queue, and then you wait for a game.
  7. To change champion and message (role/lane), close perl cmd, go back to the (now) .pl file, and open it using notepad, edit the same lines as before to your liking, save, open with perl again.
bro can you make like it for urf
Nice work man its impossible for anyone to outpick me. Very good tool when new champions come out and people are instalocking them.
nice work bro, but i can't run the script, it will just open and crash in like 2 seconds with nothing showing up, is there anything i could do?

bug
Quote Originally Posted by allanmace321 View Post
nice work bro, but i can't run the script, it will just open and crash in like 2 seconds with nothing showing up, is there anything i could do?

same problem with me,bug or anything,getting closed.
Quote Originally Posted by Danneel harris View Post
same problem with me,bug or anything,getting closed.
Yeah same here
I believe this is outdated.

Please let me know otherwise.
Quote Originally Posted by Hennessy View Post
I believe this is outdated.

Please let me know otherwise.
Still works, can demonstrate via Teamviewer.

The feedback from the users is not enough, if I get the time I will try to help them.
Quote Originally Posted by zamanf View Post
Still works, can demonstrate via Teamviewer.

The feedback from the users is not enough, if I get the time I will try to help them.
Perhaps a tutorial in your main post would help, like what was suggested above weeks ago.
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