Pokebot is a tool (free and open source) that lets you run bots in pokémon games. The tool currently supports all of Generation 3 and has been tested in english and french. I've developed it with a view to improving it to support more games, but also to add features over time.
The tool is licensed under the MIT license, so you can do whatever you like with the source code.
Features:
Bots :
Links:
Source code: Can't post link but available on Github at Kakumi/Pokebot
I've provided documentation (which will grow over time) to explain how it works and how to add features.
How to install:
Place the Pokebot.dll inside BizHawkEmulator/ExternalTools folder
How to run:
Run a game with the emulator and go to "Tools" -> "External Tools" -> "Pokebot"
The tool is licensed under the MIT license, so you can do whatever you like with the source code.
Features:
- Settings
- Configure the emulator and game through Pokebot such as speed and sound.
- Logs
- View all logs inside the application.
- Statistiques
- View bot statistics, used to see how many pokemons have been encountered since the beginning with the shiny ratio.
- Bot
- Configure and start any supported bot
- Viewer
- View opponent pokemon & party stats such as hidden power, moves, IVs.
- Version Checker
- A popup will appear when a new version is available.
- Discord Webhook
- Get a notification in any discord server using webhooks.
Bots :
- Starter
- This bot will choose your selected starter and see if it matches your set filters. If not, it will change the seed and reload the game in a loop.
- Spin
- This bot will spin your character on the map and when the battle start, it will check if the opponent pokemon matches your set filters. If not, it will escape the fight and try again.
- Static
- This bot will start a battle against a static pokemon and check if it matches your set filters. If not, it will change the seed and reload the game in a loop.
- PokeFinder
- This bot will press A at the specified frame. Sometimes the hit frame is different from the specified frame. In this case, you can use PokeFinder to find the hit frame and include it in the bot for adjustment. (To use this bot, your emulator must simulate dead battery)
Links:
Source code: Can't post link but available on Github at Kakumi/Pokebot
I've provided documentation (which will grow over time) to explain how it works and how to add features.
How to install:
Place the Pokebot.dll inside BizHawkEmulator/ExternalTools folder
How to run:
Run a game with the emulator and go to "Tools" -> "External Tools" -> "Pokebot"
