Post: Tustin's NecroBot Fork
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07-27-2016, 03:51 PM
#1
Tustin
Balls of Steel
Sniping:
- Start the program and it'll create a Config folder for you with all the files you need to edit to login and configure your bot.
- Inside the Config folder, make a file called snipe.txt
- The bot will parse this file line by line and try to snipe each pokemon in this file. The format for sniping is - latitude,longitude
okemonId
- When you enter all the coordinates and Pokemon you want to snipe, save the snipe.txt file.
- If the bot isn't running, start it and at launch it'll check your snipe.txt file and try to snipe all the Pokemon in there. Otherwise, wait until your bot hits a Pokestop and it'll scan it then.
The bot will check snipe.txt when you load the program, and then it will automatically check it at each Pokestop while the bot is running. So if you find a new Pokemon you want to snipe, just save it in snipe.txt and wait a second for a Pokestop and it should snipe it.
Here's an example snipe.txt:
-34.84077988462681,138.49191695451736:Snorlax
-33.85787788391025,151.20364189390804:Magmar
-37.8231663,144.9571827
ragonair
Always Delete Pokemon:
If there are Pokemon that you don't want any of (maybe the bot doesn't always get rid of them in the normal transfer or they just suck), my version has an always delete pokemon list.
- Go inside the Config folder and open config.json
- Find the value "UsePokemonsToAlwaysDelete" and change it from false to true
- Search for "PokemonsToAlwaysDelete" and you should find a list of Pokemon, these are the Pokemon that will always be deleted
- Simply remove or add any you want or don't want. Make sure you include a comma at the end of each Pokemon name
- Save the file and reload the bot. It will now always delete EVERY Pokemon that you have of the specific Pokemon you entered in the list.
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07-29-2016, 10:24 PM
#39
DustyMods
Save Point
Originally posted by TxcticaLx
Use Notepad++ to edit your Auth and Config files, save both, but DONT close it, run the bot and it will come up with a message on NP++ saying the files have been modified and it will ask you to accept the changed, click No
But then when I start the bot again it says its the first time starting again?
07-29-2016, 10:38 PM
#40
Codysuxdix
Gobble
Whenever I start the bot it always says Skipping snipe because Config/snipe.txt is empty or doesn't exist, any idea on how to fix this? I even created a snipe.txt in the config folder.
Last edited by
Codysuxdix ; 07-29-2016 at 10:42 PM.
07-30-2016, 07:54 PM
#41
Crunk
Sir, I'm too 1337
Originally posted by Tustin
Started working on this yesterday and I plan on adding more things. As of right now the main change is the sniper, but it's still a WIP.
Sniping:
The bot will check snipe.txt when you load the program, and then it will automatically check it at each Pokestop while the bot is running. So if you find a new Pokemon you want to snipe, just save it in snipe.txt and wait a second for a Pokestop and it should snipe it.
Here's an example snipe.txt:
Always Delete Pokemon:
If there are Pokemon that you don't want any of (maybe the bot doesn't always get rid of them in the normal transfer or they just suck), my version has an always delete pokemon list.
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Sniping:
- Start the program and it'll create a Config folder for you with all the files you need to edit to login and configure your bot.
- Inside the Config folder, make a file called snipe.txt
- The bot will parse this file line by line and try to snipe each pokemon in this file. The format for sniping is - latitude,longitudeokemonId
- When you enter all the coordinates and Pokemon you want to snipe, save the snipe.txt file.
- If the bot isn't running, start it and at launch it'll check your snipe.txt file and try to snipe all the Pokemon in there. Otherwise, wait until your bot hits a Pokestop and it'll scan it then.
The bot will check snipe.txt when you load the program, and then it will automatically check it at each Pokestop while the bot is running. So if you find a new Pokemon you want to snipe, just save it in snipe.txt and wait a second for a Pokestop and it should snipe it.
Here's an example snipe.txt:
-34.84077988462681,138.49191695451736:Snorlax
-33.85787788391025,151.20364189390804:Magmar
-37.8231663,144.9571827ragonair
Always Delete Pokemon:
If there are Pokemon that you don't want any of (maybe the bot doesn't always get rid of them in the normal transfer or they just suck), my version has an always delete pokemon list.
- Go inside the Config folder and open config.json
- Find the value "UsePokemonsToAlwaysDelete" and change it from false to true
- Search for "PokemonsToAlwaysDelete" and you should find a list of Pokemon, these are the Pokemon that will always be deleted
- Simply remove or add any you want or don't want. Make sure you include a comma at the end of each Pokemon name
- Save the file and reload the bot. It will now always delete EVERY Pokemon that you have of the specific Pokemon you entered in the list.
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I'm not sure if this is a bug or something, but the manual and auto snipe both have stopped functioning when I updated 0.4
EDIT: So I was playing around with the config for awhile, and I noticed that when sniping at pokestops, that phrase is set to false, as well as the ignore unknown iv, setting those to true will fix the issue with the sniper not functioning at the max efficiency, but might put you at a higher risk of softban when jumping locations. I also found out that the manual sniper is not reading the snipe.txt file at all, also I would edit the pokemon list that the auto sniper goes for because with the latest update of Tustin's fork it has a few default pokemon and replaces what you had implemented in 0.3.3. These are all simple fixes, and if you have any questions, ask me and I can get back to you a little quicker than Tustin (because he's a busy guy and I have no life).
Screenshot of the lines of code that you should change from "false" to "true"
Last edited by
Crunk ; 07-30-2016 at 11:13 PM.
07-30-2016, 09:59 PM
#43
tehshouter
Haxor!
07-31-2016, 09:07 AM
#45
tehshouter
Haxor!
07-31-2016, 09:42 AM
#46
TehMerkMods
I’m too L33T
Originally posted by Tustin
Started working on this yesterday and I plan on adding more things. As of right now the main change is the sniper, but it's still a WIP.
Sniping:
The bot will check snipe.txt when you load the program, and then it will automatically check it at each Pokestop while the bot is running. So if you find a new Pokemon you want to snipe, just save it in snipe.txt and wait a second for a Pokestop and it should snipe it.
Here's an example snipe.txt:
Always Delete Pokemon:
If there are Pokemon that you don't want any of (maybe the bot doesn't always get rid of them in the normal transfer or they just suck), my version has an always delete pokemon list.
You must login or register to view this content. - You must login or register to view this content.
Sniping:
- Start the program and it'll create a Config folder for you with all the files you need to edit to login and configure your bot.
- Inside the Config folder, make a file called snipe.txt
- The bot will parse this file line by line and try to snipe each pokemon in this file. The format for sniping is - latitude,longitudeokemonId
- When you enter all the coordinates and Pokemon you want to snipe, save the snipe.txt file.
- If the bot isn't running, start it and at launch it'll check your snipe.txt file and try to snipe all the Pokemon in there. Otherwise, wait until your bot hits a Pokestop and it'll scan it then.
The bot will check snipe.txt when you load the program, and then it will automatically check it at each Pokestop while the bot is running. So if you find a new Pokemon you want to snipe, just save it in snipe.txt and wait a second for a Pokestop and it should snipe it.
Here's an example snipe.txt:
-34.84077988462681,138.49191695451736:Snorlax
-33.85787788391025,151.20364189390804:Magmar
-37.8231663,144.9571827ragonair
Always Delete Pokemon:
If there are Pokemon that you don't want any of (maybe the bot doesn't always get rid of them in the normal transfer or they just suck), my version has an always delete pokemon list.
- Go inside the Config folder and open config.json
- Find the value "UsePokemonsToAlwaysDelete" and change it from false to true
- Search for "PokemonsToAlwaysDelete" and you should find a list of Pokemon, these are the Pokemon that will always be deleted
- Simply remove or add any you want or don't want. Make sure you include a comma at the end of each Pokemon name
- Save the file and reload the bot. It will now always delete EVERY Pokemon that you have of the specific Pokemon you entered in the list.
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