Using a Projector with Muledump's 1-Click-Login
This is how to use a projector with Muledump's one-click-login feature, since the feature didn't work on Chrome, I decided to figure out how to make it work for projectors 
Step 1: Enable Mule Login
Open accounts.js from your muledump folder and set mulelogin = 1 at the very end.
Step 2: Locate where the projector is saving the data
To do this, use window's search ultility, and search for RotMG.sol in the folder %AppData%\Macromedia\Flash Player\#SharedObjects\.
If you find more than one, then delete one, open your projector, and see if it logs you out. If it does, then that is the correct location.
In my case, it was the localhost folder (I am pretty sure yours should be the same folder, but just as a precaution, I added instructions on how to find the correct one)
Step 3: Editing mulelogin.au3
Go back into your muledump folder, open the lib folder, find mulelogin.au3 and edit it with notepad.
Scroll all the way to the bottom, and update $path with the folder you found in the previous step.
In my case, it was localhost, so my $path looks like this:
Now, edit ShellExecute with the full path to your .exe for the flash projector, for example, I have mines on my desktop, named "rotmg.exe"
Now save the file.
Step 3: Running mulelogin.au3
You need AutoIt installed for mulelogin to work, so go download the latest AutoIt version if you don't already have it.
Now just doubleclick on mulelogin.au3, it should popup saying it has successfully been installed.
Now you're done, just open muledump in your browser, and you should be able to use one-click-login
Step 1: Enable Mule Login
Open accounts.js from your muledump folder and set mulelogin = 1 at the very end.
Step 2: Locate where the projector is saving the data
To do this, use window's search ultility, and search for RotMG.sol in the folder %AppData%\Macromedia\Flash Player\#SharedObjects\.
If you find more than one, then delete one, open your projector, and see if it logs you out. If it does, then that is the correct location.
In my case, it was the localhost folder (I am pretty sure yours should be the same folder, but just as a precaution, I added instructions on how to find the correct one)
Step 3: Editing mulelogin.au3
Go back into your muledump folder, open the lib folder, find mulelogin.au3 and edit it with notepad.
Scroll all the way to the bottom, and update $path with the folder you found in the previous step.
In my case, it was localhost, so my $path looks like this:
Now, edit ShellExecute with the full path to your .exe for the flash projector, for example, I have mines on my desktop, named "rotmg.exe"
Now save the file.
Step 3: Running mulelogin.au3
You need AutoIt installed for mulelogin to work, so go download the latest AutoIt version if you don't already have it.
Now just doubleclick on mulelogin.au3, it should popup saying it has successfully been installed.
Now you're done, just open muledump in your browser, and you should be able to use one-click-login
Originally Posted by liquidgalaxy
