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$shuffle list function seems to not work with local lists. Here is an example: Shuffle List Test() define Shuffle List Test { comment("LOCAL LIST") clear list(%local list) add list to list(%local list, $list from text("1,2,3", ","), "Delete", "Local") clear list(%local list shuffled) add list to list(%local list shuffled, $plugin function("File Management.dll", "$shuffle list", %local list), "Delete", "Local") alert("local list total: {$list total(%local list)} local list shuffled total: {$list total(%local list shuffled)}") comment("GLOBAL LIST") clear list(

I've had my eye on this one for awhile. Finally just picked it up and it is looking incredible. Really nice work man. Love the choice of music in your videos as well.

^ I was going to ask if you could add something like this, but didn't want to be too pushy. Very nice to see this feature!

Hi bonedog, thanks for your advice. I figured there's got to be much more to it than simply logging in and voting. As for my case, it ended up the accounts I was testing with (including accounts I hadn't used yet) all got blocked by Google yesterday. I didn't do anything with them yet besides make a few comment votes, so I'm thinking the proxies may have just been bad from the get-go. I'm going to contact the provider about that and try with some new ones. However, there's a load of other factors which I think could come into play as well. If accounts just log in, go straight to a video and

Sounds good! Also, thanks for your PM. I just replied as well.

Thanks for the update. I can't wait!

I just did another test to be sure that users are not actually downvoting these comments. I made 9 upvotes to a comment from separate accounts/ip addresses with private proxies, and set a delay of 60 to 300 seconds between votes using 1 thread. After finishing, I indeed saw 9 upvotes on the comment. But even though it had more votes than any others on this low traffic vid, it didn't appear in the top comments. Video view count after upvoting finished was 1,758 views. 2+ hours later I check and my 9 thumbs up have vanished. Video view count at this time was 1,759 views. That +1 view was me. T

I doubt this. Please see again in my previous post: The reason I purposely chose old dead videos which aren't getting new comments/traffic, is to test if I'm being downvoted by real people, or if in fact something else is going on with YouTube's comment ranking. Is it likely that 10 random users suddenly showed up on some old dead video which hasn't been commented on in years, and each downvoted the same on-topic comment in 2 hours? Or that another marketer suddenly decided they want the top comment on this dead video with no traffic or keyword value...and voted it down? Even if one o

I picked this up a few days ago, and am having a hard time getting comments to the top, or even for comment votes to stick around for more than a few hours. The bot is indeed doing it's job of logging in and upvoting the comments, but even when the comment has more votes than the other top comments, it doesn't move to the top for some reason. Then a few hours later, I'll check and most (sometimes all) of my upvotes on that comment are gone. I know it's not someone downvoting me, as I've tested this on other random comments at old dead videos with no visitors. It seems there is something in t

Also would like to know about this.

I'm happy to hear that! Thanks again for the great plugin.

Didn't find anything on the forum about this yet, so hopefully this will be useful to anyone searching how to do it in the future. Was using javascript to generate random dates before, but like this way better as it doesn't need a webpage. You will need the free datetime manipulation plugin created by UBotDev.com: http://www.ubotstudio.com/forum/index.php?/topic/13665-free-plugin-datetime-manipulation/ Thanks should go to UBotDev.com for creating and giving out this very handy plugin for free. Example code below: define $Random DateTime(#date start, #date end) { set(#date start u

Great to hear this! Also thanks again for your quick replies in this thread. Really great to see a developer who is passionate about his product, and I'm loving your stuff so far! I will wait on the multi-threading fix, and looking forward to the other goodies which you speak of.

Yeah, the problem is that I need to keep cookies when creating accounts for the site I'm working on. It has a 1st form where you set username, password, etc., and submitting that form sets a cookie. At the second form you verify the account info, solve the captcha, and then that cookie is checked for when submitting the 2nd form. If the 1st submitted form's cookie is missing or different when POSTing the 2nd form, it creates an error. So I think cookie containers will be necessary in order for something like this to work with multi-threading, am I right? Also, the second part of the bot I'm

Unfortunately, while setting http encoding in the container works to get rid of that error, it also causes my POST requests to fail. When I remove the http container / http encoding, the POST requests work fine again. So I guess the encoding solution is messing with the POST data being sent, and probably I shouldn't be using encoding for these requests. Aymen, do you think it will be awhile before you are able to fix the http container command? Just wondering as I am building a bot for someone, and would be nice to have an idea about it as far as multi-threading possibility.