Scheduler

[BigEfromDaBX 25]

How can I run the scheduler between certain hours.  For example, I want to run my compiled bot between 8:00am to 6pm every hour.

 

Thanks.

[HelloInsomnia 1103]

First make a custom command:

define MyCommand {
    alert("hi")
}

Then go to View -> Scheduler and double click on a time and date box.

 

Then under Event choose the command you want to run an d then the time, tick on Repeat and choose the frequency.

 

Then press the "Run On Schedule" button.

 

Now when you go to compile this bot, under the General options there is a section called "Schedualable Commands" and be sure to check the box next to the command you want to allow scheduling for. Then in the compiled bot you can do the same thing.

[BigEfromDaBX 25]

First make a custom command:

define MyCommand {
    alert("hi")
}

Then go to View -> Scheduler and double click on a time and date box.

 

Then under Event choose the command you want to run an d then the time, tick on Repeat and choose the frequency.

 

Then press the "Run On Schedule" button.

 

Now when you go to compile this bot, under the General options there is a section called "Schedualable Commands" and be sure to check the box next to the command you want to allow scheduling for. Then in the compiled bot you can do the same thing.

 

I got that part going but it only asks you for a starting period.  Then it runs every hour from that starting period.  I want it to run every hour from start time to end time.

[HelloInsomnia 1103]

I got that part going but it only asks you for a starting period.  Then it runs every hour from that starting period.  I want it to run every hour from start time to end time.

 

You could just check the time and say if its between these times then call another command, and if not then don't do anything.

Edit: something like this:

define CheckTime {
    set(#hour,$plugin function("DateTime Manipulation.dll", "$datetime manipulation", $date, "UBOT", "HH", "en-US", "en-US"),"Global")
    if($both($comparison(#hour,">= Greater than or equal to",8),$comparison(#hour,"<= Less than or equal to",18))) {
        then {
            MyCommand()
        }
        else {
        }
    }
}

[BigEfromDaBX 25]

 

You could just check the time and say if its between these times then call another command, and if not then don't do anything.

Edit: something like this:

define CheckTime {
    set(#hour,$plugin function("DateTime Manipulation.dll", "$datetime manipulation", $date, "UBOT", "HH", "en-US", "en-US"),"Global")
    if($both($comparison(#hour,">= Greater than or equal to",8),$comparison(#hour,"<= Less than or equal to",18))) {
        then {
            MyCommand()
        }
        else {
        }
    }
}

Thanks.  Im going to give it a try.

[BigEfromDaBX 25]

 

You could just check the time and say if its between these times then call another command, and if not then don't do anything.

Edit: something like this:

define CheckTime {
    set(#hour,$plugin function("DateTime Manipulation.dll", "$datetime manipulation", $date, "UBOT", "HH", "en-US", "en-US"),"Global")
    if($both($comparison(#hour,">= Greater than or equal to",8),$comparison(#hour,"<= Less than or equal to",18))) {
        then {
            MyCommand()
        }
        else {
        }
    }
}

 

Worked like a charm

[kill3rbko 12]

Hello, when scheduling is on, does the bot need to be open all time?

[BigEfromDaBX 25]

Hello, when scheduling is on, does the bot need to be open all time?

 

If the bot (complied bot) is closed then its closed.  It doesnt matter what your schedule is.  When you schedule it you also have to hit the run on schedule button.

[HelloInsomnia 1103]

Hello, when scheduling is on, does the bot need to be open all time?

 

Yes but you can use the Advanced Systems plugin by Pash to interact with Windows task scheduler which can open the bot on schedule so it doesn't need to be open. Alternatively you can just make a task manually and call the /auto parameter to have the bot run after startup automatically.