AUTO FARM - TUTORIAL

Prerequisites

  • You should be logged into the game and positioned in an area with monsters you wish to farm.
  • Your character should have skills and abilities set up for combat.

Enabling the Autofarm Feature

  1. Enable Autofarm:

    • Locate the “ENABLE” option in the software’s interface.
    • Click on the “ENABLE” checkbox or toggle to activate the autofarm feature.

Setting Up Your Position and Radius

  1. Position Your Character: Move your character to the central point of the area where you wish to farm.

  2. Save Current Position:

    • In the autofarm interface, find the “SAVE CURRENT POSITION” button.
    • Click this button to set your current location as the center of the farming area.
    • Note: This step is crucial as it defines the boundaries within which your character will operate.

  3. Set the Boundary Radius:

    • Adjust the “BOUNDARY RADIUS” setting to define how far from the saved position your character will consider targets.
    • This radius creates a circular farming area around your saved position.

Configuring Skill Slots and Key Bindings

  1. Set Up Skill Slots:

    • In the autofarm settings, locate the “SKILLS SLOTS” section.
    • Assign the skills you want your character to use during combat.
    • Ensure that the skills correspond to your in-game skill bar slots.

  2. Verify Key Bindings:

    • Confirm that your in-game key bindings match those set in the autofarm software.
    • By default, skills are usually bound to keys 1-5, and auto-attack might be set to E.
    • If you have customized your key bindings in-game, update them in the autofarm settings accordingly.

Adjusting Farming and Attack Radius

  1. Set the Farming Radius:

    • Find the “FARM LOCATION RADIUS” or “BOUNDARY RADIUS” setting.
    • Adjust it to cover the area where monsters spawn.

  2. Set the Attack Range:

    • Locate the “ATTACK RANGE” setting.
    • Set this to match your character’s attack range (e.g., bow range for archers).
    • Tip: Setting the attack range equal to your farming radius ensures your character can reach all targets within the area.

Enabling ESP and Refreshing Nearby Monsters

  1. Enable ESP:

    • Find the “ENABLE ESP” option in the settings.
    • Enable it for NPCs and Monsters. This allows the software to detect nearby creatures.

  2. Refresh Nearby Monsters:

    • Click on the “REFRESH NEARBY MONSTER” button.
    • This updates the list of monsters within your farming radius.

Managing the Monster Target List

  1. View Nearby Monsters:

    • After refreshing, check the “NEARBY MONSTER LIST” to see detected monsters.

  2. Add Monsters to Target List:

    • Select the monsters you wish to farm from the nearby list.
    • Add them to the “TARGET MONSTER LIST”.
    • Alternatively, enable “ATTACK ONLY LISTED MONSTERS” to focus on specific targets.

Ensuring Your Character Moves to Attack

  1. Enable Auto-Movement in Game Settings:

    • In the game’s settings, enable “Auto-Move to Attack”.
    • Also, enable “Auto-Move to Use Skills”.
    • These settings allow your character to move automatically to reach targets.

  2. Verify Movement Settings in Autofarm:

    • Ensure that the autofarm software doesn’t have settings that prevent movement.
    • There might be options like “STOP WHEN LOW HP” or “STOP WHEN LOW MANA” that could halt movement if thresholds are met.

  3. Test the Setup:

    • Observe your character to see if they move toward and attack targets within the farming radius.
    • If your character stands still and reports “Out of range of target”, double-check the attack range and auto-movement settings.

Additional Combat Settings

  1. Health and Mana Thresholds:

    • Set “HEALTH THRESHOLD” and “MANA THRESHOLD” to values that suit your needs.
    • Enable “STOP WHEN LOW HP” and “STOP WHEN LOW MANA” if you want your character to cease attacking under these conditions.

  2. Attack Type:

    • Choose between “SKILLS” or “NORMAL” attacks in the “ATTACK TYPE” setting.
    • Ensure your skill slots are properly configured if using skills.

  3. Auto-Select New Monster:

    • Configure “AUTO SELECT NEW MONSTER” based on criteria like Health, Distance, Creature Type, Rank, Visibility, and Attack Range.
    • This helps the software pick the optimal next target.