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Anyone here playing Flyff Universe and tired of manual support duty?
Been grinding my main and honestly, finding a decent, low-cost support bot has been a headache, so I decided to roll my own. I am currently learning Python and put together a basic support bot for RM (Ringmaster) duties. It is nothing too flashy, but it gets the job done for keeping your main alive while you focus on the grind.
Current logic:
I have been using this on my setup for about a week now without any issues, but I want to get some extra eyes on it. I am looking for a few people to help test it and tell me if they run into any weirdness or timing skips.
Technical Note: This is strictly a support-focused tool. I have already coded a separate farming logic for my own private use, but I am keeping that off the table for now.
Feedback needed:
What other QoL functions should I look into adding for a support RM? Should I implement a priority queue for buffs or stick to the current basic loop? If anyone has suggestions on improving the memory reading or optimizing the script for lower CPU overhead, drop your thoughts below.
Let me know if you are interested in testing it out, boys. Share your experiences if you've tried similar Python externals for this engine.
Been grinding my main and honestly, finding a decent, low-cost support bot has been a headache, so I decided to roll my own. I am currently learning Python and put together a basic support bot for RM (Ringmaster) duties. It is nothing too flashy, but it gets the job done for keeping your main alive while you focus on the grind.
Current logic:
- Healing Thresholds: You can set individual HP percentages for both yourself and your target. It checks the health pool and only triggers the heal if you dip below your defined threshold to keep it somewhat humanized.
- Smart Buffing: Instead of a fixed loop that gets you flagged by server-side heuristics, I added a random delay between 200 and 500 seconds. It tracks a countdown and triggers the buff sequence only after the random interval expires.
- Detection Avoidance: Keeps the timing inconsistent so you are not spamming buffs on a predictable pattern that screams "automation" to the system.
I have been using this on my setup for about a week now without any issues, but I want to get some extra eyes on it. I am looking for a few people to help test it and tell me if they run into any weirdness or timing skips.
Technical Note: This is strictly a support-focused tool. I have already coded a separate farming logic for my own private use, but I am keeping that off the table for now.
Feedback needed:
What other QoL functions should I look into adding for a support RM? Should I implement a priority queue for buffs or stick to the current basic loop? If anyone has suggestions on improving the memory reading or optimizing the script for lower CPU overhead, drop your thoughts below.
Let me know if you are interested in testing it out, boys. Share your experiences if you've tried similar Python externals for this engine.
