Hi there!

With todays’ version we only want to introduce minor changes to handle some of Playas latest changes.

The (in our opinion) most important changes in this version are

• an internal workaround for the “credentials must be non-null for SFAccounts” error the bot could throw when adding more than one character from one SSO account
• the possibility to change the server of one or multiple accounts (especially for accounts on fused worlds).

We are aware that there are still problems with SSO accounts and new servers, especially with the Linux console versions.
We expect those problems to be resolved with our .NET 6 based version which we are still working on as hard as we can.

Thanks for your patience and have a nice start of the week tomorrow!
Robin

You can find the download links and language packs on the downloads page!
You can find the changelog on the changelog page!

Hi everyone!

Today’s update is primarily intended as a hotfix for the problems that prevented the bot from reliably detecting available resources in the characters, caused by the latest S&F update.
At the same time, we attempted to make the Linux consoles a bit more compatible with the SF-Accounts.

Two notes on the subject of SF accounts:

• Currently we can’t tell you when we will support multiple SF accounts on one bot instance. Until then you can of course choose to run multiple bot instances (one per folder).
• We are still in the transition to .NET Core, we see this transition as a prerequisite before implementing multiple SF accounts per bot instance. Thus, with this release, we are trying a third time to close the chapter with .NET Framework 4.5.

See you soon and have a nice rest of the weekend!
Robin

You can find the download links and language packs on the downloads page!
You can find the changelog on the changelog page!

Hi there!

Contrary to what we expected, version 5.5 is not our last version 5 as announced in the last post, because there was an interesting feature introduction in the S&F world on Wednesday: The SF account as SSO login.

SF account

Since the bot was totally unprepared for something like this, we’ve been working hard the last few days to implement the new SF login.
Characters that you have linked to the SF account ingame (which can’t be reversed currently) can now be added via a new button under “Add account”.
There you can log in, get a character list, select the characters to use in the bot (whether new or existing), and the bot will do the rest for you.
If the bot recognizes existing characters that aren’t linked yet, it will offer to open the import window.

Please note that due to the little time we had, only one SSO account can be added to the bot at this time, although multiple SSO accounts are planned.

Please also note that the implementation is slightly experimental, which means that there may still be bugs here and there that may not have been noticed in the test with a few users.

Miscellaneous

At this point I would like to mention only two points:

Alina: An Alano

1. After more than 6 years we ran out of letters in the alphabet again, so now (instead of the planned .NET-6 based new version line 6) a new naming line starts with version 5.6: Names of animal breeds!
   We start with the breed of the last dog in our family: An Alano Español
2. At this point we dare once again to try to draw a line under the .NET Framework based versions with version line 5.6, in order to upgrade to .NET Core and with it some other things with version 6.
   We will keep you updated on this, as we have been working primarily on this for the last few months, we hope we’re able to give you this version for the first test in the near future.

Have a nice week!
Robin

You can find the download links and language packs on the downloads page!
You can find the changelog on the changelog page!