- Gender
- Not specified
- Device
- Several Emulators and a brick
- Country
- Andorra
Hello everyone,
Some of you might or might not be familiar with botting or what a bot is.
For beginners, a bot is a program or device configured to efficiently carry over "dumb" or repetitive actions without the need of constant supervision.
Botting is the action of using a bot.
With this explained, I'm introducing to you, Botit. (You may skip directly to tutorials, athough it's advised to check this out)
What is Botit?
BotIt is a multi-frame app created and maintaned by a group of developers, with the aim of automating gameplay on several platforms (mainly, Android and Browser games).
Moreover, the project is (almost in it's entirety) open source (some functions or libs were lent by non open source projects), and everybody is allowed to customize and edit the code as they please (GitHub for Main Project).
What features does it have?
Since it's a multi-frame app, we will split it's features in 2.
>AutoMirror (or Phone Mirror), Emulator and Web Bowser.
>Bot-It
Let's start with AutoMirror (or Phone Mirror), Emulator and Web Browser:
AutoMirror creates a window that shows phone's screen, and makes clicks on the window to become taps on the phone itself, so if there's this game that can't be played on any emulator, you can connect your phone (or tablet), and bot the s**t out of it (ejem Pokemon Masters, ejem); or, if your computer is not powerful enough to have that amount of emulator stances you need at the same time, you can have your phone helping you. The only requirement the android device needs is Debug Enabled (no root requiered).
Emulator is like the classic emulator stance. Since there are a lot of emulators out there, I won't explain much about it.
Web Browser allows you to create a Google Chrome like tab on which you can use Bot-It, for browser games and the like. (Due to security reasons, most external login systems [like facebook login] are disabled).
Let's continue with Bot-It:
Bot-It is an image recognition clicker. You select what window you want it to target, and it will search the desired images and click on them. The way it works is quite simple: You will have a "flow" or a succession of scans. When an image in that flow is detected in the grabbed window, it will click on it, if the image is not detected, it will scan for the next one. Once it reaches the end of the flow, will start from the beginning, until its stopped by the user, or a certain breakpoint is reached (since some games have anti-botting policies, some Bot-It stances will stop by themselves if it has been working for too long).
It has 3 controller options: Auto-Mirror allows it to click on grabbed windows if theese are Phone Mirror, BotIt's Emulator, and Web. PC/Emulator allows it to click on the common emulators like Nox, Memu, Bluestacks... Both of them without using the mouse, and without the need of having the windows in the front (so you can watchhen anime or do your things while the bot is ongoing). 3rd option (HumanMouse) will actually take control of the mouse, and it's used on really rare cases (or if you want to try botting other things).
As extras, you can configure the random time between clicks and scans so that every run is even quite unique (not like the usual known macros that are time based, thus weak to pattern detection).
BotIt app comes with some Bot-It stances taylor made for some games (so they have several possible flows, with tutorials that show what should be scanned). Some well known supported games are: Pokemon Masters, Summoners War, The Seven Deadly Sins and Fire Emblem Heroes.
There's also Bot-It Blank, which has a standard flow of 10 scans with no conditionals.
All Bot-It stances come with BotitRND, which allows to to add new images that will be searched after the main flow ends, and there's no limit of how many you can have there (the more you have, the longer it will take to get back to flow's start), which is really useful when some pop-ups like Connection Error and the like appear.
Since it works with image recognition, you can use it on modes where the classic macro would fail, like Multiplayer/Co-op grinds, or to optimize those grinds where time clear can fluctuate between two distant values. As we know, some popup or bad timing may completely screw your runs using a timed macro.
As an extra, you can even combine macros or lua scripts with BotIt to go further beyond in the automation process
TL;DR: An app that allows you to bot on your phone, emulators and browser games, that comes with certain advantatges over classic macros.
This project has been ongoing for quite some time, and has been really useful for a lot of games.
Some of you might or might not be familiar with botting or what a bot is.
For beginners, a bot is a program or device configured to efficiently carry over "dumb" or repetitive actions without the need of constant supervision.
Botting is the action of using a bot.
With this explained, I'm introducing to you, Botit. (You may skip directly to tutorials, athough it's advised to check this out)
What is Botit?
BotIt is a multi-frame app created and maintaned by a group of developers, with the aim of automating gameplay on several platforms (mainly, Android and Browser games).
Moreover, the project is (almost in it's entirety) open source (some functions or libs were lent by non open source projects), and everybody is allowed to customize and edit the code as they please (GitHub for Main Project).
What features does it have?
Since it's a multi-frame app, we will split it's features in 2.
>AutoMirror (or Phone Mirror), Emulator and Web Bowser.
>Bot-It
Let's start with AutoMirror (or Phone Mirror), Emulator and Web Browser:
AutoMirror creates a window that shows phone's screen, and makes clicks on the window to become taps on the phone itself, so if there's this game that can't be played on any emulator, you can connect your phone (or tablet), and bot the s**t out of it (ejem Pokemon Masters, ejem); or, if your computer is not powerful enough to have that amount of emulator stances you need at the same time, you can have your phone helping you. The only requirement the android device needs is Debug Enabled (no root requiered).
Emulator is like the classic emulator stance. Since there are a lot of emulators out there, I won't explain much about it.
Web Browser allows you to create a Google Chrome like tab on which you can use Bot-It, for browser games and the like. (Due to security reasons, most external login systems [like facebook login] are disabled).
Let's continue with Bot-It:
Bot-It is an image recognition clicker. You select what window you want it to target, and it will search the desired images and click on them. The way it works is quite simple: You will have a "flow" or a succession of scans. When an image in that flow is detected in the grabbed window, it will click on it, if the image is not detected, it will scan for the next one. Once it reaches the end of the flow, will start from the beginning, until its stopped by the user, or a certain breakpoint is reached (since some games have anti-botting policies, some Bot-It stances will stop by themselves if it has been working for too long).
It has 3 controller options: Auto-Mirror allows it to click on grabbed windows if theese are Phone Mirror, BotIt's Emulator, and Web. PC/Emulator allows it to click on the common emulators like Nox, Memu, Bluestacks... Both of them without using the mouse, and without the need of having the windows in the front (so you can watch
As extras, you can configure the random time between clicks and scans so that every run is even quite unique (not like the usual known macros that are time based, thus weak to pattern detection).
BotIt app comes with some Bot-It stances taylor made for some games (so they have several possible flows, with tutorials that show what should be scanned). Some well known supported games are: Pokemon Masters, Summoners War, The Seven Deadly Sins and Fire Emblem Heroes.
There's also Bot-It Blank, which has a standard flow of 10 scans with no conditionals.
All Bot-It stances come with BotitRND, which allows to to add new images that will be searched after the main flow ends, and there's no limit of how many you can have there (the more you have, the longer it will take to get back to flow's start), which is really useful when some pop-ups like Connection Error and the like appear.
Since it works with image recognition, you can use it on modes where the classic macro would fail, like Multiplayer/Co-op grinds, or to optimize those grinds where time clear can fluctuate between two distant values. As we know, some popup or bad timing may completely screw your runs using a timed macro.
As an extra, you can even combine macros or lua scripts with BotIt to go further beyond in the automation process
TL;DR: An app that allows you to bot on your phone, emulators and browser games, that comes with certain advantatges over classic macros.
This project has been ongoing for quite some time, and has been really useful for a lot of games.