Development of Idlemaster ceased a long time ago.

引用自 Borgen：

引用自 Shadok：

Nope. The "Idle all" option is an artifact from when no game would drop cards before 2 hours would pass. The more efficient way to do it has always been to idle 1 by 1, hence it working the way it does.

Since the program is now no-longer in development, it's unlikely the option will ever be added either.

That said the program is not malfunctioning, it simply never has been able to idle everything at once beyond 2 hours.

Just to be clear - are you saying the "Idle each game individually" option is always the most efficent idling behaviour?

I cannot safely say "ALWAYS" but in 90% of tests it is.

Nope. The "Idle all" option is an artifact from when no game would drop cards before 2 hours would pass. The more efficient way to do it has always been to idle 1 by 1, hence it working the way it does.

Since the program is now no-longer in development, it's unlikely the option will ever be added either.

That said the program is not malfunctioning, it simply never has been able to idle everything at once beyond 2 hours.

And?

Follow the steps in this guide then post if none of them work

Follow this handy guide

引用自 mondox：

I'm wondering if anyone has modified Idle Master to create an "auto cycle" mode? Clicking 'skip' every few seconds can be tedious and time consuming if you have a couple hundred drops you're trying to get (the glitch sometimes works, sometimes doesn't, so you may have to keep cycling and skipping while randomly getting drops). But, what if in the settings there was an option under "idling behavior" for the user to put IM into "auto cycle" and specify the number of seconds it should wait before skipping to the next game?

So, you could tell IM to skip to the next game every 5 seconds and it will keep doing that. When it reaches the last game, then Idle Master could automatically reload badge list and start over again. Basically, it will keep cycling as long as necessary or until you change the setting or exit the program.

I know IM is open source but I'm not much of a coder, but I wonder if someone has already modded Idle Master to have this functionality already? If not, how feasible would it be?

It's doable and a member of the idlemaster community made such a version. But since he's a coder, he runs its maintenance off donations, hence it not having a publically available version.

引用自 Sergeplex：

引用自 Shadok：

Ignore the troll, he posted in the wrong thread. Probably. And is a troll.

in this thread there's steps under "Can Idle Master be used to pad my playtime of a particular game?" which tell you how to idle games past idlemaster's usual limitations. Unfortunately you'll need to add every single game to the list manually through this injection method, so it'll be hellishly slow, but that's the best we've got with idlemaster's discontinued status.

You can try just spam-clicking "Next game" if your goal is to obtain cards at max speed, as doing this can often yield similar results to your current technique.

Thank you! i honestly thought i wasn't gonna get a response. greatly appreciated!

No problem. I'd have responded sooner but since the singularity has not happened yet I'm still a squishy human who needs to sleep

Ignore the troll, he posted in the wrong thread. Probably. And is a troll.

in this thread there's steps under "Can Idle Master be used to pad my playtime of a particular game?" which tell you how to idle games past idlemaster's usual limitations. Unfortunately you'll need to add every single game to the list manually through this injection method, so it'll be hellishly slow, but that's the best we've got with idlemaster's discontinued status.

You can try just spam-clicking "Next game" if your goal is to obtain cards at max speed, as doing this can often yield similar results to your current technique.

Can you toss a screenshot of the mess?