Timing is everything. If the bot moves too fast, the game window might not render in time. If it moves too slow, you lose efficiency. You can tweak these values in Settings.
🔹 Scan Delay (ms)
- Definition: How often the bot captures the screen to look for targets.
- Default:
300ms. - Tip: Lowering this (e.g., 100ms) makes the bot react faster but consumes more CPU.
🔹 Process Switch Delay (ms)
- Definition: The pause immediately after bringing a window to the foreground.
- Why? When you Alt+Tab to a game, it takes a split second to render graphics. If the bot clicks instantly, it might click a black screen.
- Default:
500ms.
🔹 Process Cooldown (seconds)
- Definition: A “Rest Period” for a specific window after an action is performed.
- Usage: If the bot clicks “Attack” in Window A, you might want it to stay away from Window A for 5 seconds to let the attack animation finish before checking it again.
- Configuration: Enable the checkbox and enter the duration in seconds (e.g.,
5 sn).
🔹 Wait For Captcha (ms) – Advanced
- Definition: A safety pause specifically designed for games that trigger Captchas after an action.
- Logic:
- The bot performs an action (Click).
- Instead of switching to the next window immediately, it Waits for the specified time (e.g.,
2000ms). - During this wait, the Captcha Module is still active. If a Captcha appears, the bot detects and solves it.
- If no Captcha appears after the time is up, it switches to the next process.
- Requirement: This feature is only available when Process Cooldown is enabled.

