Tutorial on opening multiple WeChat and working with multiple accounts on LDPlayer computer

LDPlayer has built-in ADB, which can be connected when developing or using tools. Common methods: ① Turn on "ADB debugging/local connection" in the "Settings" of the simulator; ② Use the adb that comes with the LDPlayer installation directory, or the computer's own adb, and execute `adb connect 127.0.0.1:5555` (the port is subject to the actual emulator, and the port of each window is different when opened multiple times) to connect; after connecting, `adb devices` can see the device, and you can install packages, capture logs, and debug. When there is a port conflict or failure to connect, restart the emulator or `adb kill-server` and try again. LDPlayer can be downloaded from ldmqn.com, and the ADB switch is in the settings.

Several common situations are dealt with separately: ① The key setting does not take effect - confirm that the key scheme has been "saved" and the keyboard mode has been turned on (some games need to click to open the operation mode). Some games with strict full-screen detection may block mapping; ② The mouse runs around and the perspective rotates randomly - mostly the "mouse perspective" of shooting/first-person games is not bound correctly. Enter the key settings to reset the "View/Aim" key position, and use the shortcut key to switch the mouse lock; ③ Mapping misalignment - the key position will be offset after the resolution is changed, please reset it again. LDPlayer's buttons are set on the right toolbar. Download and latest version at ldmqn.com.

Use the "Operation Recording" function: Find the operation recording (script recording) entry in LDPlayer, click to start recording, then manually perform a set of operations (click, slide, wait), stop recording and save; then click Play to automatically replay the set of operations, and can also be set to loop and infinite repetition, which is suitable for repetitive tasks such as daily grinding and hanging up. With the multi-open synchronizer, multiple windows can run together. Reminder: Automation used to violate game rules has the risk of account suspension, please weigh it yourself. The function is included in the LDPlayer downloaded from ldmqn.com, and no third-party script is required.

More advanced, the general process: ① First enable Root permissions in "Settings → Other Settings"; ② Set System.vmdk to be writable in "Performance Settings" (so that the system partition can be changed); ③ Install Magisk's APK in the emulator, run it and grant root; ④ Follow the Magisk prompts to make repairs (such as patching vbmeta in the boot image, installing to the corresponding partition), restart the emulator after completion, and Magisk It is ready for use and can be reinstalled with LSPosed and other modules. The steps are slightly different for different LDPlayer versions and Android kernels. There are detailed tutorials for LDPlayer 9 and others online for comparison. Operation is risky and can easily overturn. Be sure to back up first and refer to actual measurements. The simulator can be downloaded from ldmqn.com.

When playing first-person/shooting games, the mouse arrow will block the field of view by default. LDPlayer supports the "mouse perspective shooting" mode in the button settings: after binding the fire and aim keys and turning on this mode, the mouse will be locked into the game and used to change the perspective, and the pointer will be hidden; when you need to click on the interface, press the set switch key (usually a shortcut key) to unlock the mouse. If you still see the pointer, check whether you have actually entered shooting/keyboard operation mode and whether the perspective keys are bound correctly. The settings are all in the button settings on the right side of LDPlayer, downloaded at ldmqn.com.

The multi-opener is the management center. In the multi-opener list, each LDPlayer instance can be renamed (to facilitate the differentiation of different accounts/games), started, closed, copied and deleted; in the synchronizer, master and controlled can be set, and windows can be arranged uniformly. Tips: Give each window a meaningful name (such as "Main Account" and "Small Account 1"), use the copy function to batch generate instances with consistent configurations, and then use the synchronizer to unify operations, so that it is clear to manage dozens of accounts. These are the multi-open management capabilities that come with LDPlayer, and are included in the version downloaded from ldmqn.com.

By default, multiple windows of LDPlayer share the same network and export IP of your computer. If you want each window to use a different IP, you need to use external means: assign different proxies/VPNs to different windows (some advanced gameplay sets separate proxies at the emulator or system level), or use tools that support split-window proxies. This type of demand is mostly seen in the scenarios of moving bricks and maintaining accounts, and the settings are complicated. The stability depends on the quality of the agent, and attention should be paid to whether it violates the game terms. LDPlayer itself provides multi-opening and synchronization. IP isolation requires an additional agent, which shall be subject to actual measurement. The simulator can be downloaded from ldmqn.com.

It is most convenient to use the "Copy" function of multiple openers: select the configured LDPlayer (with the game installed and the buttons set) in the multi-opener list, click "Copy", and a copy will be generated that retains the application and button settings. You can change the name and use it alone. This is much faster than creating a new one and reinstalling it from scratch, and is suitable for creating multiple accounts with the same content in batches. The copied instances run independently and do not affect each other. If you only want to migrate the button scheme, you can also export/import the configuration in button settings. The functions are all in the LDPlayer multi-opener, and the version can be downloaded from ldmqn.com.