[RELEASE] Fiesta Auto-Login Tool

[ThievingSix]

Not sure exactly where goes; please move to a different section if need be!

For my return to FiestaFan.com I had to do something for the masses. I made a small program that will automatically log you in when you start the Fiesta Launcher.

This is a not GUI program so there is nothing to look at. All it does is sit in the background using a miniscule ammount of system resources and waits for the launcher to run. When it does it automatically fills in your username and password and hits the login button.

Note: It WILL wait for all updates to complete first, so no violation of TOS =)

Source code included and please read the readme!

If you have any questions please let me know.

Version 1:
http://filebeam.com/da9d1e6b913df07798bf21339d6abe7a

Version 2:
http://filebeam.com/2dc33926dc4b15ea8d4e6d30ca26e321

Version 3:
http://filebeam.com/5439eb26072131c16aa6053db2cf55b4

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[Ownage]

Eh.
Someone else try it first :$

[Hyper]

Awesome! Extremely useful.

[Belaslav]

Can you post the code here first? And what language did you use?

[ThievingSix]

I code in delphi, and the source code is in the zip file.

[Belaslav]

So what I understand from your code (although I've never seen that language before), you launch your window, look for the Outspark login window, find the textfields, wait for 1 second, and input the data if no updates are available, or if the window closes for updates.

Seems legit. One question, maybe I'm wrong, but you seem to code the program to run at windows startup. Why?

[Hessah]

This may be a stupid question.. but bare with a programming noob...

where does it get your login and password from?

[Belaslav]

You input it in the program and then it stores it.

One more thing: Why do you set both email and password to lower case? People might have upper case letters in both.

[Ninja_Medic]

You input it in the program and then it stores it.

One more thing: Why do you set both email and password to lower case? People might have upper case letters in both.

How do you input it into the program?

[ThievingSix]

OK, let us take each question one at a time =)

So what I understand from your code (although I've never seen that language before), you launch your window, look for the Outspark login window, find the textfields, wait for 1 second, and input the data if no updates are available, or if the window closes for updates.

Seems legit. One question, maybe I'm wrong, but you seem to code the program to run at windows startup. Why?

The program runs like so:

1. Waits for the fiesta launcher to run
2. Finds the Email text box, Password text box, and the Login Button
3. Inputs the Email and Password into the correct edit boxes.
4. Waits until the Login button isn't disabled(No more updates).
5. Clicks the login button.
6. Closes the launcher once fiesta is running.

Also, the reason it runs at startup is so it will always be ready to auto log you in whenever you want to play. Easier than starting the Auto-Login Tool every time you want to login, that defeats the purpose.

This may be a stupid question.. but bare with a programming noob...

where does it get your login and password from?

When the program first starts up it reads from an INI file that is in the same folder as the program itself, download it and read the readme to know what I mean. =)

You input it in the program and then it stores it.

One more thing: Why do you set both email and password to lower case? People might have upper case letters in both.

It doesn't set the password to lowercase, it sets the whole INI file lowercase so that when it finds the "email=" to find your email for example, it won't matter whether its "Email=" or "email=" or "EmAiL=".

How do you input it into the program?

Like stated above you put it into the INI file that accompanies the file. If you read the Readme.txt included you would know what I am talking about. =X