webMonitor v2 - by BonScott
Posted: 20 Oct 2012, 22:48
Well, I have been working for some time on big update for this tool that I find useful, however misused = / I think I have done a lot of work still to be done, each time improving the plugin, and covering the basic needs to monitor a bot on the web, after all , this is the name of the plugin.
The plugin once installed is easy to use, intuitive and simple, it is not necessary to explain here what each button does, it is very obvious when you see working.
1 - Using the plugin:
Download the "trunk" folder of webMonitor in sourceForge, if you dont use tortoise for download the openkore, then do the following:
- Inside plugins folder, create a folder named webMonitor. Inside, download all the files existing in this URL, including folders.
In your config.txt, add the following line:
Where is XXXX put a number of 4 digits of your choice. Ex, 1020.
After putting the port number, open the browser of your choice (chrome) and type "localhost", a colon and the port you chose in the config.
Now you will see the screen of your char.
2 - Notes about updates:
Frequent updates, so visit often the topic.
3 - Screens of plugin:
4 - Additional:
To view the map image, add in config.txt
See more information on Wiki: http://openkore.com/index.php/WebMonitor
The plugin once installed is easy to use, intuitive and simple, it is not necessary to explain here what each button does, it is very obvious when you see working.
1 - Using the plugin:
Download the "trunk" folder of webMonitor in sourceForge, if you dont use tortoise for download the openkore, then do the following:
- Inside plugins folder, create a folder named webMonitor. Inside, download all the files existing in this URL, including folders.
In your config.txt, add the following line:
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webPort XXXX
After putting the port number, open the browser of your choice (chrome) and type "localhost", a colon and the port you chose in the config.
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localhost:1020
2 - Notes about updates:
Frequent updates, so visit often the topic.
3 - Screens of plugin:
4 - Additional:
To view the map image, add in config.txt
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webMapURL http://blog.skipfault.com/maps/%s.png