Advices for new bot users

[AiKeymaster]

I thought it would be nice to share with people some tips or ideas from my own experience and that worked for me. I hope it can help some new users or maybe might give any new ideas to more experienced users.

For battle jobs:

When you only begin setting up the bot and not sure what it can do or not. When you trying to figure out it settings and want to avoid akward or stressful situatuation I would advice:

To start from testing and adjusting your bot with squadrons or trusts runs. There you won’t be dealing with any people around and can stop bot any moment to change and adjust settings or to figure out what skills it uses in which situation.

You can set up macroses and hotbars for ignoring some skills in case if you prefer to use them manually and test if all work correctly. Miqobot doesn’t support any 90 lvl rotations atm so you will need it for at least skills above 80 lvl.

Test pause option before going into dungeon with real people as well, so you can answer in the group chat when needed.

Check how bot behaves with blind positionals if you planning to go into a dungeon as a melee job. In some battles better not to use this option, because Miqobot doesn’t see aoe attacks in assist mode so she can step you into them.

Dashes and backsteps are also should be used wisely, better to use them manually when there is a lot of dodging in the battle or there is an arena where you can fall off.

For crafting:

Try to test crafting solver with a trial synthesis to see what it’s capable to do with your current gear.

Better not to craft in crowded places, do it inside your house, appartment, inn or barracks (all the places where other people won’t be able to disturb you).

If you want to try a macros crafting just remove a tick from “use” in the crafting tab and type down keys in an order you want them to be used inside the macros field.

[KuarupiParticipant]

Ai wrote:

I thought it would be nice to share with people some tips or ideas from my own experience and that worked for me. I hope it can help some new users or maybe might give any new ideas to more experienced users.

For battle jobs:

When you only begin setting up the bot and not sure what it can do or not. When you trying to figure out it settings and want to avoid akward or stressful situatuation I would advice:

To start from testing and adjusting your bot with squadrons or trusts runs. There you won’t be dealing with any people around and can stop bot any moment to change and adjust settings or to figure out what skills it uses in which situation.

You can set up macroses and hotbars for ignoring some skills in case if you prefer to use them manually and test if all work correctly. Miqobot doesn’t support any 90 lvl rotations atm so you will need it for at least skills above 80 lvl.

Test pause option before going into dungeon with real people as well, so you can answer in the group chat when needed.

Check how bot behaves with blind positionals if you planning to go into a dungeon as a melee job. In some battles better not to use this option, because Miqobot doesn’t see aoe attacks in assist mode so she can step you into them.

Dashes and backsteps are also should be used wisely, better to use them manually when there is a lot of dodging in the battle or there is an arena where you can fall off.

For crafting:

Try to test crafting solver with a trial synthesis to see what it’s capable to do with your current gear.

Better not to craft in crowded places, do it inside your house, appartment, inn or barracks (all the places where other people won’t be able to disturb you).

If you want to try a macros crafting just remove a tick from “use” in the crafting tab and type down keys in an order you want them to be used inside the macros field.

I usually spend the day making reagent to craft something, I leave it working and I go to bed and watch TV, but I always keep an eye on the screen, I never leave it working 100% alone.

When I start the crafting phase, I always go to my house and spend the night working quietly inside.

in the case of trust and squadron, even if I were to use Trust instead of squadron, I always went inside the barracks, for the same reason, to be able to level up quietly.

• This reply was modified 2 years, 8 months ago by  Kuarupi.

[bottingfriendParticipant]

Also, until you feel safe, don’t leave the bot running while you’re not there to monitor it. You can have it minimized, but check on it every so often, and keep some game sounds on (so you can hear if you’re getting a tell or if things don’t sound right).

[pindosParticipant]

Setting your status to /busy generally helps from unwanted interactions from other people if you decide to do your stuff in public (though in rare cases it may raise someone’s suspicions, but they won’t be able to do anything with it anyways)

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