Help me, I'm getting this error:
20:51:27 - Finding games that have card drops remaining C:UsersHART~1AppDataLocalTempMEI80442bs4builderhtmlparser.py:163: R untimeWarning: Python's built-in HTMLParser cannot parse the given document. Thi s is not a bug in Beautiful Soup. The best solution is to install an external pa rser (lxml or html5lib), and use Beautiful Soup with that parser. See http://www .crummy.com/software/BeautifulSoup/bs4/doc/#installing-a-parser for help. 20:51:27 - Error finding drop info Press any key to continue . . .
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Is your Steam page in English? A parsing error like this might indicate that Idle Master is running up against a character in the document that it doesn't understand. Try changing your Steam language to English on the web page, then see if you're still getting the same error message.
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Finally downloaded this. Thanks for this! Is awesome. Love this and enhanced steam. :3
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No thanks. I will avoid any possible gray area that Valve might one day decided is ban-able. It's not worth it. I'll do it the slightly harder way and literally idle manually.
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This program is amazing, It has helped me a bunch the last few days to help collect cards.
But since this morning it gives me the error:
invalid cookie data, cannot log in to steam.
Any Ideas?
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lol all of a sudden its working again. And I didn't do anything :-)
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I got the same error. When this happens, just open your Steam profile page in web browser and start again Idle master and it should work :)
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I dropped 200 cards out of 300 in 2 weeks, dude you are awesome, i also love enhanced steam!
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yeah i just install the game, run the game and go do some other things.. and wenn i get back poef cards :P
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no need to bother with any of that with idle master
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There's some debate about running a program like this while connect to a VAC game, but you're always better off being safe and just don't play/run any VAC-enabled multiplayer games while its idling.
As far as using this to earn cards in games with multiplayer, you're fine. Just don't actually play the multiplayer while you're idling.
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Doesn't matter, even in games with VAC.
You aren't actually connecting to any servers.
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Ok. So I've started idling with Idle master couple days back. it works like a charm. but I do have a small problem and I think I know the answer but just want to get a confirmation or workaround:
So when I idle at night using idle master i do get the drops but they are very slow (not a problem) but in the morning after the program has been running for about 10-12 hrs, it errors on me and starts saying that the info is not correct. Now I think I know the reason for it. when I reach my work and go to steamgifts, it uses my id and thus changes the login info while my home computer is still using the old info. So I think that is why it stops looking for more cards and errors out.
Am I right or not? Is there any workaround to this so that I can keep my cards dropping at home and also use steamgifts and steampowered.com at my work laptop?
Thanks for this awesome program.
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Steam cards can be sold for money, that means that doing this is probably illegal because it can farm real life money
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"farm real life Money " looooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooollllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllooooooololllllllllll
though this isn´t true, all bitcoin-miners that were sold must be illegal to. or each pickaxe (you could mine Gold with it...)
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Add the SteamID of the game as a parameter to steam-idle.exe.
For example, to idle Killing Floor you would use:
steam-idle 1250
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I created an application that automatically idles your Steam games to extract all of your available Steam Trading Cards. The application automatically finds the games you have drops remaining in, and idles those games one by one until all of your trading cards are in your inventory. This way, you can start up the program and go to sleep / work / away and come back to an inventory full of cards.
Website
Source Code
Official Group
Installation Instructions
Go to the Official Site, download and run the setup.exe file there. The program should launch automatically when the installation is complete. Make sure Steam is open and you're logged in. To start idling, you'll need to click the (Sign In) button and sign in to Steam. Once that's done you should be "in-game" on Steam and the program will indicate as such. Now go watch TV, go to bed, or go on vacation. When you come back to your computer, you should have a pile of Trading Cards in your inventory.
Some FAQ
How does this work?
First of all, the program will determine which of your games still have card drops remaining. It will go through each application and simulate you being “in-game” so that cards will drop. It will check periodically to see if the game you’re idling has card drops remaining. When only one drop remains, it will start checking more frequently. When the game you’re idling has no more cards, it’ll move on to the next game. When no more cards are available, the program will exit.
Do I need to download a game in order for this program to get it's trading cards?
No.
Do I need to be logged in to Steam for Idle Master to work?
Yes, Steam needs to be running and you must be logged in.
Can I play a game while this is running?
It’s possible, but doing so may significantly reduce your card drop rate. For best results, exit this program before playing a game.
How do I close the application?
Simply click the red X on the application.
Is this safe?
Presumably so, yes. The program that simulates you being in-game is no different than other popular methods like using Steam Achievement Manager or "the AppID trick".
Why do I need to sign in to Steam from the application?
When you visit your badges page on Steam, it will show you how many card drops you have remaining in each game. When another user looks at your badges page, they can only see the badges you've completed. By signing in, this allows Idle Master to connect to Steam properly and gives it access to this information that only you can see.
Why should I trust this?
The entire project is open source, which includes the source code for all binaries.
Troubleshooting
Idle Master looks like it's working, but I'm not getting any Steam Trading Cards.
First of all, be patient. Idle Master doesn't make them drop any faster than they normally would if you were playing the game, and each game has a different drop rate. Another thing to check is that your Steam profile correctly shows that you're "In-Game". If Steam doesn't think you're "In-Game", it means something is wrong with your configuration.
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