UPDATE (2024-03-30)
I've quit DABS so don't expect this bot to be maintained.
I do know from testing that it usually takes 24-48 hours of AFK-ing without the bot (+auto bingo on) to get the hat, and a third of that time with.
For da amazing bunker simulator
Detects pixels to automate and optimize getting the forcefield hat
- Make sure your monitor is set to 1080p!! Or else you will need to run the source code with modified parameters
- Set zoom to 100, make sure taskbar exists and is on bottom
- You need a JRE (Java Runtime Environment) for this
Credits to kwhat's jnativehook for hotkey functionality
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Download
ForcefieldHatBot.jar
if you are on Windows 10, orForcefieldHatBotW11.jar
if Windows 11i) The only difference is the pixel locations as W11 taskbar is bigger
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Download
ForcefieldHatBot_2.exe
- Open up DABS in windowed mode, maximized
- Go to Mr Bingo Man
- Get a bingo card, turn auto bingo off, move it to hotbar slot 2, UNEQUIP IT (but keep the cards on screen)
- Position your camera so you can click on Mr Bingo Man HERE, or the card printer
- Open up the
ForcefieldHatBot_2.exe
first, follow the instruction - Making sure nothing except Roblox is obstructing the right side of the screen, open up the
.jar
- You should be set!
Press P to close both programs. You will need to click on the files again to reopen them.
You will need to download AutoHotKey and a Java IDE to edit the pixels being detected in the source code, then you can run it from there.
If you want hotkey functionality, you will also need version 2.1 of jnativehook as an external jar library, otherwise just delete that part of the code
Screenshot your screen with the bingo cards out, paste it in paint or something that shows pixel locations
Zoom in, put the x values of the RED pixels in the first array, and the y values of the PURPLE pixels in the second array
These pixels but on your own screenshot
And update the AHK script click location for your take a bingo card button location
The bot will not work because the detected pixels are misaligned. See above to edit which pixels are detected.