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Openkore Quick Start Guide

Instalation Guide for idRO servers

If you are a new user, this is an easy guide to help you setup Openkore and make you start botting in no time.

Note. Actually, Openkore is not really that hard to setup. It is in fact one of the easiest bot programs to use.

This guide discusses in detail each step in setting up Openkore first-time. You start by downloading the required files, installing the packages, doing some basic configuration, checking your server details, and then starting the program.

Required Files

Latest Openkore (current ver 2.0.6.1)

Openkore 2.0.6.1

And latest Field pack

Fieldpack 2.0.6

Instalation

Extract all Openkore zip files (config pack, field pack and table pack) in your main bot folder. After extracting all the packages, you should have four subfolders in your main bot folder.

Openkore 2.0.6.1 Directory Structure

— Control
— Fields
— Src
— Tables

Updating Files

Now our Openkore ready to use,but first we need to updating some files to prevent some error may appears,Okay let’s open your Openkore Tables folder.

1. Open your servers.txt files then replace it with the new servers.txt list.
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2. Delete your old recvpackets.txt Note that there is one file named recvpackets-idro.txt select that file then rename it from recvpackets-idro.txt into recvpackets.txt
By updating your recvpackets.txt it will solve Unknown Packet problems.
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3. Open your portals.txt files, you may add this route if you’re planning botting on Lighthalzen or Rachel,after adding this new route. There will be an option to compile portals when you’re running your Openkore.

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Basic Configuration

Kore will run fine for most jobs without changing anything in the default configurations. By default, Kore will make your character walk randomly around the map, attack all monsters that it sees using it’s weapon in close range, pick up items dropped by monsters it killed, and sit when its HP goes below 40%.If you have the Teleport Skill or you have some spare Fly Wings in your inventory, Kore will automatically teleport when it is near death. It will also cancel all incoming deals, as well as party and guild join requests.While the default behavior is good for most jobs, there are some other basic options that you might want to check first.The file config.txt among others is the main configuration file. It is where you configure most of Kore’s behavior. It is basically composed of lines of texts each containing a configuration key name (the first word in each line) and the corresponding value.

Quick Tutorial on Configuration Editing

Open your main bot folder, browse to the control subfolder, and open the file config.txt. There is quite a number of config keys that you will find inside this file, but just ignore all of them for now exept for the ones I will mention below.

1. Do you want to stay at certain map ?

Kore can make your character stay in a certain map you specified. Look for the configuration key lockMap and set the value to the name of the map you want to stay into. For example, prt_fild08.If you are not inside your lockMap, Kore will try to walk back to it. If you die (hopefully, you won’t), Kore will walk back to your lockMap after you sit to regenerate your HP.

lockMap prt_fild08
lockMap_x
lockMap_y
lockMap_randX
lockMap_randY

2. Are you using a ranged weapon ?

If you are using a ranged weapon (e.g. Bow), it is important to set the configuration key attackDistance to your attack range (specified in number of blocks). A value of 10 may be good, but you can still increase it depending on some other factors (like the Vulture’s Eye Skill).If you’re not sure what your attack range is, simply set attackDistanceAuto to 1. This will auto-detect the correct value for attackDistance depending on your weapon.

Example block for melee weapon

attackDistance 1.5
attackDistanceAuto 0
attackMaxDistance 2.5

Example block for ranged weapon,Including Mage classes

attackDistance 4
attackDistanceAuto 0
attackMaxDistance 12

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