Man, who doesn't know C#

[Vincentnis]

Hello, thanks for your work. I know nothing in c# and dotnet, but i builded project and don't understand how to use your UI or use commands. Full video guide with building and game using will be really helpful, thanks

[theonly112]

Hello @Vincentnis thank you so much for your interest in my project. First off let me apologize for the horrendous user experience. I understand it is not intuitive at all at the moment, I would appreciate any feedback to improve it.

To address your question:

• I've just added a small setup window that should help with the setup process. Make sure to pull the changes and rebuild to check it out. If you do not see the "Setup" window and the normal "autoplay#" window comes up, this means that the Emulator window has already been found and the bot is ready to go.
• I've updated the Read Me to actually recommend BlueStacks instead of NoxPlayer as emulator as I've been able to implement an feature that automatically restarts the game when the bot runs into an error. Which I have not gotten around to doing for NoxPlayer.
• I've uploaded a brief video here: https://youtu.be/jdC1YtrhAcI running through the setup screen and running a single game mode with the bot. I've skipped the building part here, as you seem to have gotten through that part already. A simple "dotnet build" should suffice. If necessary I can make another video that also goes through the building part. Let me know.

I hope this helps. Once again. Thank you for the feedback, and I'd appreciate any input from you regarding improvements that can be made to improve the user experience.

[Vincentnis]

Thanks for your improvements, they really help. Guide video is wonderful idea. Sorry, but I've not understand your second app page "repository" - what is it for and what means this checkboxes with x, w, z and 'pick area' or others. If this is game templates(idea of templates especially for dm will be wonderful), then how to create them and run? Made a guide also if you can.

[theonly112]

Hi @Vincentnis, I'm glad the video helped. About the "Repository"-Tab, this is purely a development tool right now. And in future I should probably hide it in "Release"-mode. The bot works by using these repository entries to navigate through the game. For example there is an "MAIN_MENU_ENTER" repository entry that tells the bot where the button is located and how to check if it is currently visible. In this case is checks by looking for "ENTER" as text.

I'm not sure I understand exactly what you mean for "templates for dm", can you expand on that point? Thanks!

[Vincentnis]

I mean templates just like scripts for daily routine. You can run script #1 and it will collect all shifter bios or script#2 will play co-op, dm or other modes. Ofcourse, user can change these scripts on his own accord

[theonly112]

@Vincentnis I see. Yea, I've been working on something like that on the "ui-rework" branch. Just didn't have the time to work on it much the last couple of weeks. I hope to find some time to finish it up after christmas. If you have some idea's about what kind of features you would want for theses "daily routines" let me know. So far I've gathered that you would want to be able to set up (ideally multiple) lists of tasks / game modes that it should run consecutively. As opposed to right now where you have to either queue the tasks individually every time, or have them all run.

[Vincentnis]

I mean the thing just like in this one mff bot https://github.com/tmarenko/mff_auto. He allows you to Add tasks in scripts, Remove it or Edit(ex. 5 or 10 stages of dm)then after running bot choose task and complete. To begin next task he returns on start screen(for more variability) and, just like in beginning, run next task until the end of queue. Logs are also help to look for warnings and errors. Your debug window may be very helpful, but now it cause to errors