UO Second Age

hint: there was a 3rd party program in t2a that nearly everyone used that could easily macro clicking a house sign all night. UOA/razor/uoe not necessary

we seem to forget the most basic of tools used back then had powers that razor doesnt have

nightshark wrote:hint: there was a 3rd party program in t2a that nearly everyone used that could easily macro clicking a house sign all night. UOA/razor/uoe not necessary

we seem to forget the most basic of tools used back then had powers that razor doesnt have

You could do it in basic with a single line of code.

Hicha wrote:

nightshark wrote:hint: there was a 3rd party program in t2a that nearly everyone used that could easily macro clicking a house sign all night. UOA/razor/uoe not necessary

we seem to forget the most basic of tools used back then had powers that razor doesnt have

You could do it in basic with a single line of code.

Does a SENDKEYS program REALLY count as a 'program'?? lol

nightshark wrote:hint: there was a 3rd party program in t2a that nearly everyone used that could easily macro clicking a house sign all night. UOA/razor/uoe not necessary

we seem to forget the most basic of tools used back then had powers that razor doesnt have

I'm not admitting anything... ...but I do have a program on my computer that I haven't used in forever. It's old school, one of the very simplest of mouse and key recorders. And it could definitely be used for the purpose of single-clicking a point on the computer screen.

Robbbb wrote:

Hicha wrote:

nightshark wrote:hint: there was a 3rd party program in t2a that nearly everyone used that could easily macro clicking a house sign all night. UOA/razor/uoe not necessary

we seem to forget the most basic of tools used back then had powers that razor doesnt have

You could do it in basic with a single line of code.

Does a SENDKEYS program REALLY count as a 'program'?? lol

Lol, oh man Robbbb... that comment made my day.