npetrovski
commented
3 years ago Hi. Yes - this should be possible - it just that one Client instance should handle one account. here is an example:
process.env.L2JSC_LOG_LEVEL = "8"; // Debug mode logging
const configuration = {
Ip: "127.0.0.1",
ServerId: 1
};
const accounts = [
{Username: "bot0", Password: "p0", CharSlotIndex: 0},
{Username: "bot1", Password: "p1", CharSlotIndex: 0}
];
const clients = []; // keep reference to each bot client
accounts.forEach(acc => {
const cfg = Object.assign(configuration, acc);
const l2 = new Client();
clients.push(l2);
setTimeout(() => {
l2.enter(cfg);
}, 1000);
});
loykean
I'm new to node.js, i like to run multiple bots in the same time with below code but it not work. Could you please confirm the correct coding guideline?
// --- Numbers of active accounts --- var accounts = [ //{Username: "bot0", Password: "p0", CharSlotIndex: 0}, {Username: "bot1", Password: "p1", CharSlotIndex: 0} ];
// --- Create Instances from configuration --- var players = []; accounts.forEach(function (acc) { var p = new Client({ / required / Username: acc.Username, / required / Password: acc.Password, / required / Ip: serverAddress, / optional / ServerId: serverId, / optional / CharSlotIndex: acc.CharSlotIndex, });
});