Farming bot for Dofus game written in python & GTK.
🚧 version 3 is work in progress, you can test it or contribute on the v3-alpha branch.
What's a bot?
A bot is a software that emulates a real game client in order to automate some tasks. Dindo is a pixel bot, which means that it uses screen pixels ( your mouse & keyboard) to emulate actions & keep tracking the progress in game.
- Easy control: play, pause/resume or stop the bot like if you were using your favorite music player.
- Smart bot: Dindo knows when your connection turns off and will wait for it to get back before proceeding or will automatically pause itself if it takes a long time.
- Multi accounts management: you don't have to worry about switching between your accounts, Dindo can handle that for you 😉.
- Integrated Path & Maps builder: easily create your own custom paths & farming maps.
- Keyboard shortcuts.
- Auto-connect to your Dofus account(s).
- Move around the map & save time for long dungeon paths, paths pull requests are welcome 🙏.
- Farming & jobs (:construction: this part still needs to be improved, also, the bot cannot handle fights yet :warning:).
- Automated actions like flood 💬.
First, clone this repository using git or just download & unzip it:
git installation
sudo apt install git
git clone https://github.com/AXeL-dev/Dindo-Bot.git
Then, open a terminal & launch the installation script as below:
cd /path/to/bot
chmod x install.sh
sudo ./install.sh
Once installed, you can run the bot from your app launcher or using the command below:
dindo-bot
- You cannot use your computer for something else while Dindo is running.
- Since the bot simulates normal human behavior, you have less chances to get spotted by the Anti-bot (less is not 0).
Tips: For more safety, try changing bot paths from time to time.
- The main goal of this bot is to simplify repetitive tasks and reduce boredom during your gameplay.
- We do not encourage multi-boting and do not support it anyway (it destroys the server economy 😬).
- Windows & Mac OS are not
yetsupported #1 #8.
Want to contribute? Check the todo list. You may also read the contributing guidelines.
Dindo-bot is licensed under the MIT license.