Queue-Fair/District (Queue)
A GUI tool to help you cop limited items over certain websites.
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A GUI tool to help you cop limited items over certain websites.
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Once you've typed out or entered your ONLYACO KEY, press ENTER to continue.
If you're sure about the key's validity, and it is still remarking it as "Invalid", reset your key using the "$onlyaco reset" command.
From the previous page or any other page, clicking on the WIFI ICON, will take you to the proxy settings page.
Copy your proxies or download a file from your proxy dashboard.
Your proxies are usually in the ip:port:user:pass format which our automation natively supports. IP Auth'ed proxies are also supported and are usually easier to use for most. Ask your proxy provider or experienced users about the same and how to IP auth your proxies. Once IP authed, only ip:port is needed.
Please make sure there is only one proxy per line (all proxies are separated).
Once entered, give your proxy list a name and press SAVE.
To enter another proxy list, use the drop down menu on the right of the name and switch it to load list and repeat the above process.
To delete, select the PROXY LIST from the drop down menu and press on delete.
NOTE: Please make sure you only use STICKY proxies and not ROTATING proxies as your cookies might get mixed up (usually should not but to be on the safer side).
Clicking on the SLIDER ICON should navigate you to the settings page of the automation.
Enter the webhook in the "DISCORD WEBHOOK" field. Once done, make sure you've checked the Order Placed checkmark for you to get the webhook. Should be checked by default as well.
Remember to press SAVE to save the webhook in the automation. You can also TEST WEBHOOK to make sure you've set the right webhook.
There is also an option to trigger the browser on a successful checkout, make sure that is UNCHECKED for this module to work correctly.
If the Chrome Version field is empty, click on the blue Fetch Version button on the bottom left. It will fetch the latest Chrome Version installed on your desktop. You should see this popup.
Click on OK.
Click on the blue Save button on the bottom left to make sure you save the Settings to SaneAIO.
Once all of the above have been set and saved, head over back to the homepage menu from the HOME/HOUSE icon.
Choose site/module, Queue-Fair or District (Queue) in this case.
There is only 1 way to set/monitor a queue link:
Choose any Profile you want, it does not really matter. You can use the same profile to run all tasks.
Choose a Proxy list if you want to, highly recommended otherwise the website will block you requests later.
Keep the Delay counters at whatever you want, 5.0 on both is recommended if you're waiting for the drop. On a live drop, I recommend 1.0-3.0.
Set the Task Qty counter to whatever you want, running 50+ is recommended.
The tool will check if the queue is live, and if it is, it will enter the queue.
The tool will keep Polling and checking your live time queue status, and provide you an update of the same in the Logs window.
Once passed, it will send you the passed queue link in a Discord Webhook.
SAMPLE WEBHOOK:
NOTE: The passed queue link in the webhook has an expiry of 10 minutes, and will only work on the Chrome Browser (and the same overall version, i.e, if you set 134.x.x.x, will work on any browser version that is of the same series) that you have set on the Chrome Version field.
Use Start All to start all tasks, Stop All to stop all tasks, Delete All to Delete all tasks.
To micromanage tasks, it has buttons by the side to manage it, and each should be simple to decipher by the icons.
Make sure your proxies are not blocked, to verify - use chrome extensions like and visit the websites.
by Link: Enter a queue link (copied from the website) of the event in the Link Field, eg. , and RA in the size/variant/qty field (you can put any placeholder in there as it doesn't really matter).
