most importantly http://www.bluemaskgames.com/NBB/NanoBotBuilder.html I doubt people who can follow those "instructions", actually need them. Clone of the cookie game but less charming

holy shit I had no idea you could do that

If you're in the inspector, click on the Console tab (assuming you're in Chrome that is) and you can enter any javascript command you want without having to bind it to an element.

For example, just paste for(var i=0;i<100;i++){aW();} and hit enter.  It'll execute just fine without the need to edit elements.

You can also start typing the name of a function and Chrome's built in intelli-sense will start listing available functions.

Anyway, anyone have a link to this game?

My bad.

100 clicks/second

  setInterval(function(){for(var i=0;i<100;i++){aW();}}, 1000);

1000 clicks/second

  setInterval(function(){for(var i=0;i<1000;i++){aW();}}, 1000);

Just set your bots to some insane number

  bots.count = 9999999999999999999;

Fuck with your prestiege! Save and refresh after changing.  I'm pretty sure you'll need to evolve after making this change.

  bot.prestige = 1000; bot.prestigePerc = 1000; bot.prestigecnt = 1000; bot.prestigeperc = 1000; 

I've found that putting the button clicks for factories in a standard for loop will crash the game. Sooo.

 for(i=1;i<=300;i++){ setTimeout(function(){ BuyFactory(11); }, (100*i)); }

300 is the amount you want to buy, 11 is the factory id. Shock is 1, and they simply count up from there. This will buy 10/s. setTimeout's will only execute once

If you execute a generic setInterval, there is no way to stop aside from refreshing the page.

If you want to be able to clear your intervals, do something like....

var MyInterval = setInterval(stuff_here);
Then to clear it...
window.clearInterval(MyInterval);