1. Character Configuration -> Mouse Mode (not Gamepad Mode).
2. Character Configuration -> Movement Settings -> Legacy Type (not Standard Type).
3. Character Configuration -> Flying Mount Takeoff -> Auto: Take off on jump.
4. Make sure you have Move, Strafe and Jump-Descend keys assigned. They don't have to be exactly WSAD and Spacebar. Any keys will do, they just have to be there.

No.
Miqobot reads your keyboard shortcuts right from the game, and controls your character just like you would do yourself. The only thing required is to make sure that all basic actions are reachable by keyboard. That includes your hotbar skills. Just assign any keys, and Miqobot will happily take them. And don't worry, Miqobot will help you find anything that's missing.

Sure.
And you can even use some weird keyboard shortcuts, like Ctrl+Alt+Shift+9.
Miqobot doesn't care.

Yes!
You can minimize the game window and do whatever else you want to. Miqobot doesn't use mouse, only keyboard. And she doesn't interact with any other windows besides the game itself. And you can even turn that Frame Limiter on to reduce energy consumption. As long as the game has at least 10 FPS, Miqobot will do just fine.

No.
Miqobot doesn't do anything that would reveal her presence. There are two types of bots, in terms of safety: hacking bots and non-hacking bots. Hacking bots mess up the game's data, making the game do something out of the ordinary. Things like speed hack, teleport hack, camera zoom hack. Those ones are easy to detect. Miqobot is very careful and doesn't hack anything. She only takes simple values from the game, like HP/MP/position, and sends simple keyboard commands. Just like any human would do. So as long as you don't overindulge into botting and don't make her farm 24/7, you're totally safe.

Yes.
Miqobot supports all languages of the game. Most of the features are natively independent from text that appears in the game, and we give special attention to those that are not. Still there's a chance that we have overlooked something. If you encounter any issues with other languages, don't hesitate to let us know.

No.
Miqobot is not a virus, but antiviruses are usually trained to sic at anything that tries to interact with other programs. And because she interacts with the game client, they can mistakenly identify her actions as malicious. This is called a false positive. We always report false positives to antivirus vendors, but it's entirely up to them when and whether to address this issue.
Current detection status: virustotal

• First of all, verify that your antivirus software and firewall don't interfere with Miqobot. As we explained above, Miqobot can trigger false positives in your antivirus. Even if you disable it, that might not help, because antiviruses leave background services behind. You might have to uninstall it. Alternatively, you may try to white-list your Miqobot, but you'll have to do that after every patch.
• If that doesn't help, try running Miqobot as administrator.
• Check "Quick Setup" section again, maybe you have missed something.
• Read closely to what Miqobot is saying in her window, she might give you some important tips to fixing the issue.
• If this happens right after a new game patch has been released, then you just have to wait until we post an updated version of Miqobot. Game patches usually break the memory layout, and we have to fix it manually. It shouldn't take longer than several hours.
• Check the "Monitor" tab. It shows the basic data, which Miqobot uses to communicate with your character.
• If nothing helps, let us know! Contact our Tech Support, and we will help you ASAP.