I was bored and decided to write a macro that automatically launches Drift City, unfortunately you'll have to edit it so that it will work on your computer. It's going to take awhile (about 15-30 minutes) to set up but its totally cool once it works.
Please Note: This macro is intened to be run with a maximized internet explorer So make sure that I.E. opens maximized automatically.
Please follow the instructions to the dot, I'm trying to make this as noob friendly as possible.
Tools Needed:
1. [Only registered and activated users can see links. ]
2. [Only registered and activated users can see links. ] This folder contains 3 small files that are needed to make the macro run, please unrar this folder to My Documents, it also includes a shortcut that runs the macro and the macro source code.
If you can't download from megaupload please suggest some other sites that work for you where I can upload the rar file.
Editing the macro:
1. Install AC Tool, and make sure you unrar'd Tool #2 to the My Documents folder
2. Navigate to "My Documents\AC Tool Macros\Things to put in C Windows", and copy-paste everything from that folder, except the readme, into "C:\Windows"
3. Open "Drift.mac" in "My Documents\AC Tool Macros" this is the source for the macro, now comes the editing.
4. The first thing you'll want to edit is lines 13 and 16, refer to these three pictures for help on this.
If you're password requires you to press Shift, Alt, or Control. Please refer to the Tweaking section near the end of the tutorial. After you finish the rest of the tutorial.
If you're using 1680x1050 as your desktop resolution, you should be able to use the macro now. Simply save your changes in AC Tool, close it and open "Auto Drift City" in "My Documents\AC Tool Macros", and wait...
More editing (If you're not on 1680x1050):
Foreword: This part is going to be very hard to explain and it's going to take a LONG time.
1. Now it's time to edit line 8, line 8 loads the RGB value of the SIGN IN button on the ijji webpage, why do we have to edit this? Notice the two values after the LoadRGB command: 949 and 385, these are x and y coords for your mouse, these coords tell the macro where the SIGN IN button is. The first thing you need to do is open up I.E. to this page: [Only registered and activated users can see links. ], once the page is fully loaded, take a screenshot of it (prnt scrn button).
2. Now go to AC Tool and click on Tools > Object Mapper. Once Object Mapper is open, click on Paste. You should now see your screenshot in the square in the bottom left of the Object Mapper, scroll around in the screenshot until you can see the SIGN IN button on the webpage you loaded in step 1.
3. Now comes the hard part, in the Object Mapper screenshot click on an area right underneath the words SIGN IN, in one of the dark orange spots, notice how you see the Coordinates (X,Y) section change near the top of Object Mapper, guess where these coords go? Copy-paste these cords into line 8, right over the previous ones.
If you succesfully completed these three steps, the rest of the editing will be easy as they're all almost the same as these 3 steps.
Editing line 11:
Note: Refer to the pictures at the end of this section if you get lost.
1. This line tells your mouse where the Username box is from the URL in editing line 8 step 1, so open that URL: [Only registered and activated users can see links. ], and take a screenshot, and load it into Object Mapper just like you did before.
2. Instead of finding the coords of the dark orange like you needed for line 8, instead your finding coords for white box that you have to click in order for you type your password in it, refer to the preceding pictures for help on finding it.
3. Find the coords for the User ID box and paste them over the coords already on line 11
Editing line 19:
1. This is a very easy line to edit, simply copy the coords you used in line 8 and pase them into line 19, because this line clicks the SIGN IN button for you.
Editing line 33:
1. This line checks for the colors of the START DRIFT CITY button on the Drift City launcher, its pretty much the same as editing line 8, go to drift.ijji.com and sign-in and click PLAY LIVE, when the Drift City launcher pops up take a screenshot of it after its completely loaded.
2. Once again, go to Object Mapper and paste the screenshot into it. Scroll around until you can see the START DRIFT CITY button, and click the yellow area right under the 'a' in Start.
3. Copy-paste these coords over the coords already on line 33
Editing line 33:
1. This line closes Internet Explorer after the Drift City Launcher is launched, if this line interferes with anything you're doing please delete this line as it's entirely optional.
2. Go to [Only registered and activated users can see links. ], and take a screenshot. Paste this screenshot into Object Mapper
3. In Object Mapper scroll around until you get to the red 'X' in the upper right corner if I.E., click on the Red 'X' and get the coords for it. Copy-paste these cords over the coords already on line 33
Editing line 39, The last one, and it's easy:
1. This line clicks on the START DRIFT CITY button on the Drift City Launcher, so simply copy paste the coords from line 33 over the coords into line 39.
Congratulations!!
You're macro should now work, but you still might need to some tweaking if it doesn't... To run your macro: save your changes in AC Tool and close it, then navigate to "My Documents\AC Tool Macros" and double click on "Auto Drift City" to automatically run your macro.
Tweaking:
RGB Values: All monitors are different, so the RGB values vary slightly from monitor to monitor. The only lines that may have problems with this should only be lines 34 and 35. If you need to change these values, please try slightly increasing the difference between the two {RGBBLUE}'s and {RGBGREEN}'s. For example, the original line:
Code:
if {RGBBLUE} < 16 AND {RGBBLUE} > 8
if {RGBGREEN} < 220 AND {RGBGREEN} > 212
Should be tweaked to:
Code:
if {RGBBLUE} < 18 AND {RGBBLUE} > 6
if {RGBGREEN} < 222 AND {RGBGREEN} > 210
If it still doesn't work try further increasing the values.
Passwords that require pressing Shift, Alt, or Control:
1. If you're password has a symbol in it, you have to put these into the macro a special way. This is how AC Tool deciphers these characters:
Please note that the pressing the shift key is not required to make capital letters.
Code:
~ = Shift Key
@ = Alt Key
^ = Control Key
2. Examples:
If your password was: "Yogurt$" then the section where you enter your password would look like this
Code:
keys Yogurt
keys ~4
Note that ~4 = Pressing shift and then 4 which turns into a $ sign.
Also note that the special character is on a separate line from the rest of the password.
Or if your password was Yo#gu$rt, then it would look like this:
Code:
keys Yo
keys ~3
keys gu
keys ~4
keys rt
Thanks
Thanks to AC Tool and the community forum for AC Tool
Thanks to GZP
And the only real thanks is to snnoo14 for the easy link to Drift City that launches the launcher after log-in
Disclaimer
I don't care what you do with this tut, you don't even have to give credits, just remember who the original writer was though.
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