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I found the solution, thanks to Dan in an old thread.. http://www.ubotstudio.com/forum/index.php?/topic/17292-info-biggest-mistake-with-threading/?hl=thread+variable

Can somebody please shed some light onto UBot's stange looping / threading behavior? When I run the following code, I get three alerts: 1, 2, and 3. (Strange that it's not 0,1, and 2, but that's besides the point). set(#loopCounter,0,"Global") loop(3) { thread { alert(#loopCounter) } increment(#loopCounter) } However, when I run the following code (I added "in new browser") my three alerts are all "3" set(#loopCounter,0,"Global") loop(3) { thread { in new browser { alert(#loopCounter) } } increment(#loopCounter) } I am tryin

Thanks for the responses. Most helpful.

I was just using account creation / forum posting as an example. The reality is, within my software, there comes a point where human intervention is absolutely required. Automation helps significantly, but at some point, the user must go into the thread and complete the task manually. There must be a way to view a specific thread - it doesn't make sense that the only way to interact with the threads manually is by using the thumbnails on the right of the screen. So if you have 20 threads, you have to search through each thumbnail to find the right one? UBot seems like an impressive piece o

Thanks for the reply. Is there a clever workaround to this? Please take a look at my theoretical example. Suppose you are running just 10 threads, running invisibly. The UI updates on the main screen to indicate the status of each thread. For example: 1. Logging in 2. Logging in 3. Posting message 4. Logging in 5. Solving Captcha 6. Posting message 7. Verifying email 8. Creating Account 9. Logging in 10. Posting Message Suppose the user notices that one of the threads hangs - it hasn't updated for a while, or for what ever reason, they want to go in and physically see what's going on. Is

Greetings, Total noob here. This is my first post, so go easy on me. I followed some tutorials and started messing around with a lot of the basics. Everything seems pretty straightforward. One thing I am having trouble figuring out is how to get a handle on/load/display a specific thread. I noticed that, when opening new browsers in new threads, it creates those thumbnails on the right side. But suppose the threads are running invisibly? Or suppose you have 1000 threads running? How could you programmatically display (or make visible) a specific thread? While automation is the goal, there ar