Enter the one-time activation code from your administrator, pick a user name, and choose a
password of at least 12 characters.
Press Activate, then log in with the name and password you just chose.
There is nothing to copy down. The app connects itself when you sign in on your PC.
2. Install the app
While logged in here, press Download in the top bar.
Run the installer. Windows may warn that the publisher is unknown — choose
More info → Run anyway. The app is not code-signed yet.
Start AimWaldBot and sign in with the same user name and password.
The app saves its secure connection and restarts by itself. You only do this once.
3. Quick start — your first bot
Never used it before? This is the whole thing, start to finish.
The launcher opens first. Press Add, give the account a name (e.g. your
character's name), then press Launch.
A game window opens. Log into Flyff yourself, exactly as you normally would, and get
your character into the world. Each account keeps its own separate login.
The panel down the left side is the bot. Open the Stats tab — once your character is
in the world you should see its name, level and HP. If you do, the bot is connected.
Go to Combat and turn on auto-pot first. Pick your HP potion and a percentage
(around 50% is a sensible start). Do this before you start fighting, not after.
Still on Combat, choose the attack skills to use and check the target range.
Press the ▶ Combat button — either on the Combat tab or the always-visible button at
the top-right of the game window. The bot starts grinding.
Watch it for a few minutes before leaving it alone. Check it picks sensible targets, pots in
time, and does not run somewhere strange.
To stop: ■ Combat stops fighting. The red ⏹ STOP ALL below it is the panic
button — it halts combat, flying, support and selling at once, and lands you if you are
mid-flight. Press ▶ Resume to lift it.
Once it is running, your characters show up here on the Fleet tab with kills and exp
rate, Log shows what happened, and 🔔 sends the important things to your phone.
4. What the bot can do
Each of these runs on its own — you can have auto-pot and selling on without the combat loop,
or a pure support character that never fights.
Grinding — finds targets, attacks, picks up drops. Optionally avoids
Giants and Violets entirely, and flees if one comes after you.
Auto-pot — HP, MP and FP on separate thresholds, plus an optional second
HP tier (food at a lower percentage). Works with or without combat.
Self-buff — keeps your own buffs up, each with its own recast timing.
Cash-shop buffs — re-uses flasks, candies and upcuts the moment the buff
drops off the bar.
Auto-sell — when your bag fills up it flies or walks to a vendor, sells,
and comes back. Or sell on demand with Sell Now.
Flight — real auto-flying for travel, with proper handling of roofs,
walls and canopies instead of flying through them.
Revive — gets back up after death by itself, and accepts a resurrection
from another player.
Pets — keeps a raised buff pet up and uses a cash-shop pickup pet.
Support — an Assist-line character heals and buffs another one of your
bots, reacting to its HP across separate game windows.
Assist classes only
Protect a player — a fighter guards a chosen character and switches
immediately to anything attacking them.
Party — one button builds and configures the whole party across your
accounts.
Session timer — set a run length; each character finishes its fight,
waits until nothing is attacking it, parks safely, and closes down.
Blinkpool approach — closes long gaps by blinking instead of walking.
Mage only
AoE mode — pulls and fights groups instead of one target at a time.
experimental — watch it before trusting it
Up to eight accounts at once, each in its own window with its own login and settings.
Ctrl+Shift+B hides and shows every game window at once.
5. Safety while it runs
Captchas are not solved for you. If Flyff shows one, that bot stops
everything and alerts you. Open the window, solve it by hand, and it carries on.
Timing is varied deliberately so actions are not perfectly regular.
If the game connection drops the bot notices, stops, and only resumes
once it is properly back in the world.
6. Updates
The app checks for updates each time it starts.
When one is available the launcher shows Version x.y.z is available with
Update now and Later. Nothing downloads until you choose.
During the download you see a progress bar. When it finishes, press
Restart & install — this closes every game window and reopens the app.
Your accounts, settings and login are kept. If an update fails, the working version stays
installed and you can simply try again.
Keep to yourself
Your password, your activation code, and the installer download are yours alone. Anyone with
them can run bots as you and see your characters.
If you think someone else has your password, use Password in the top bar.
Your administrator can also unlink your app, which forces it to sign in again.
Something is wrong
The app says it cannot reach the hub. Check your internet connection. The app keeps
retrying by itself and picks up as soon as the connection is back.
You are logged out of this dashboard unexpectedly. Sessions end when the hub restarts.
Log in again — nothing is lost.
A bot stopped and shows a captcha. Open that game window and solve it; the bot resumes
on its own.
