Speeding Up The Ubot Gui

[TheBigWeb 40]

Hey guys,

 

Has anyone manage to find a way to speed up the uBot GUI when working with large bots? I have a decent spec machine with SSD but when I have certain plugins enabled things grind to a halt. Just wondering if anyone has found any workarounds. 

[cүвεя_נυηкιε 68]

Hey guys,

 

Has anyone manage to find a way to speed up the uBot GUI when working with large bots? I have a decent spec machine with SSD but when I have certain plugins enabled things grind to a halt. Just wondering if anyone has found any workarounds. 

 

 

A few of my bots are HUGE and indeed started to cause problems, mainly with reliability and consistency,

by this i mean that it got to the point that sometimes things worked and others they didnt, very annoying, 

not to mention how long these bots took to initially load, .. 

 

 

I resolved this with the following 2 methods which i still use to this day on all projects, .. 

 

1 - Replace any "onload" commands with javascript alternatives to load execute upon the bot loading

easily accomplished by adding a small amount of code in your UI html "meta" tag (info here in the forum regarding that)

 

2 - Remove ALL "Defines" .. this includes "$functions" and "commands" and place them in external files, then calling them when your bot starts,   

This makes a dramatic difference, ..

obviously you will want to encrypt the external file/s to keep from prying eyes

 

 

The second you can accomplish with a free plugin and info here from the forum,

the app in my signature uses the same plugin feel free to check it out.

 

 

 

Hope that helps 

 

Cheers

CJ

[TheBigWeb 40]

A few of my bots are HUGE and indeed started to cause problems, mainly with reliability and consistency,

by this i mean that it got to the point that sometimes things worked and others they didnt, very annoying, 

not to mention how long these bots took to initially load, .. 

 

 

I resolved this with the following 2 methods which i still use to this day on all projects, .. 

 

1 - Replace any "onload" commands with javascript alternatives to load execute upon the bot loading

easily accomplished by adding a small amount of code in your UI html "meta" tag (info here in the forum regarding that)

 

2 - Remove ALL "Defines" .. this includes "$functions" and "commands" and place them in external files, then calling them when your bot starts,   

This makes a dramatic difference, ..

obviously you will want to encrypt the external file/s to keep from prying eyes

 

 

The second you can accomplish with a free plugin and info here from the forum,

the app in my signature uses the same plugin feel free to check it out.

 

 

 

Hope that helps 

 

Cheers

CJ

 

 

Thanks for he tips. The external include sounds like a plan, just didn't fancy having to distribute them to customers. I hope the uBot team will allow them to be compiled into the .exe in future builds.

[cүвεя_נυηкιε 68]

Thanks for he tips. The external include sounds like a plan, just didn't fancy having to distribute them to customers. I hope the uBot team will allow them to be compiled into the .exe in future builds.

 

 

Np, .. and no worries we cant be too carefull

 

If you do decide to try out the external files you should know that you can place your external files anywhere,

for example, ..

 

In a fancy config folder with your bot (NOT SAFE)

Hidden in another folder (appdata or other - Still NOT safe... enough)

On a web server (Pretty safe)

 

I normally tend to rename my externals to "something.dll" and make them all read only. 

and also have the code decrypted within the bot itself set to a variable ready to execute.

 

To my knowledge UBot do something similar with a command called "include" 

but i havent tried that yet, but may be something your interested in 

 

 

either way, good luck and have fun

 

 

Cheers

CJ

[welby 4]

A few of my bots are HUGE and indeed started to cause problems, mainly with reliability and consistency,

by this i mean that it got to the point that sometimes things worked and others they didnt, very annoying, 

not to mention how long these bots took to initially load, .. 

 

 

I resolved this with the following 2 methods which i still use to this day on all projects, .. 

 

1 - Replace any "onload" commands with javascript alternatives to load execute upon the bot loading

easily accomplished by adding a small amount of code in your UI html "meta" tag (info here in the forum regarding that)

 

2 - Remove ALL "Defines" .. this includes "$functions" and "commands" and place them in external files, then calling them when your bot starts,   

This makes a dramatic difference, ..

obviously you will want to encrypt the external file/s to keep from prying eyes

 

 

The second you can accomplish with a free plugin and info here from the forum,

the app in my signature uses the same plugin feel free to check it out.

 

 

 

Hope that helps 

 

Cheers

CJ

Hi there,

 

do yo have any simple samples to follow - my bot is slow to load

 

The meta-tag method seems to be the simple starting point, but couldn't find any exmaples on here.

 

I have onloads and defines but not sure how you would debiug a "loading issue" to see what is causing the bottle neck.

 

I have purchased easy-crypt but I am not sure how to use it ti its full effectiveness in terms of speeding up the loading process?

 

Any help appreciated.

 

Mark

Edited March 10, 2017 by welby

[cүвεя_נυηкιε 68]

Hi there,

 

do yo have any simple samples to follow - my bot is slow to load

 

The meta-tag method seems to be the simple starting point, but couldn't find any exmaples on here.

 

I have onloads and defines but not sure how you would debiug a "loading issue" to see what is causing the bottle neck.

 

I have purchased easy-crypt but I am not sure how to use it ti its full effectiveness in terms of speeding up the loading process?

 

Any help appreciated.

 

Mark

 

 

Hi Mark, 

Apologies for the delayed reply, i dont check over here very often, ...

shoot me a PM or contact me via the contact form at my site and ill send you some extra info to help get you going

 

 

Cheers

CJ