- Nice configuration dashboard
- Various bug fixes
- Fixed snob (both systems working again)
- Fixed various crashes and bugs
- Configurable delay between requests (0.7 for fast, 2.0 for very slow)
- Automatically add new villages once conquered
- Working attack simulator (partially)
- Integrated farm manager into core code
- Few bug fixes
- Automatic upgrading of out-dated config files
- Removed selenium (inc. Web Driver)
- How-To readme
- Minor bug-fixes
- Reworked config methods so the bot works with all config versions (with warnings tho)
- Automatic requesting and sending support
- Attack / resource flag management
- Automatic evacuation of high-profile units (snob, axe)
- Found out why snob recruiting was not working (fix in progress)
- Minor bug-fixes
When migrating from v1.1 please delete the cache/villages folder
Features:
- Cooperative mode (you can keep playing using the browser while the bot manages stuff in the background)
- Building management
- Defence management
- Troop management
- Flag management
- Automatically adds conquered villages
- Farm management
- Market management
- Premium market (free premium points :D)
- Research management (including level systems)
- Automatic snob creation
- Report management
- ReCaptcha "bypass" by using browser cookie string (bot works if browser session is valid)
How To:
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Install Python 3.x
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Install the requirements (pip install -r requirements.txt)
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Either copy config.example.json to config.json and edit the following things:
- add at least the endpoint and server
- change the village_template configuration section to your needs
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Or just run
python twb.pyand enter the requested information -
Start the bot by running python twb.py and supply the cookie string from your browser
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If login works you can adjust the config.json to your needs, it will automatically reload on change.
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Your villages will be added to the config automatically, disable the "managed" parameter to make the bot skip the village
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Additional properties can be tweaked by running the manager.py script
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You might want to set the bot user-agent in core/request.py to your own user agent. They probably wont notice but just in case :)
You can find the cookie string in the following location (Chrome):
You need to use the cookie: header value
optional: If everything is set-up correctly and the bot is running you can cd into the webmanager directory and start the bot interface by running server.py. You can access this dashboard by visiting http://127.0.0.1:5000/ in your browser.
A lot of new features will be added to the dashboard soon.
More information about configuring the bot can be found in the readme directory!