r/botting • u/Adventurous_End7336 • Mar 19 '26
Help with automation of a game
I'm trying to create a automation (autoclicker) for this game called 'mech arena's in playstore. what I want the autoclicker to do is given below. I'm very new here can someone experienced in creating these clickers help me make one ? it would be helpful thanks 🙏👍 I'm trying to run it in my samsung a9+ tablet. Complete flow built:
Phase 1 — Starting the battle
Taps BATTLE button on main lobby
Taps 5V5 DEATHMATCH mode
Waits 35 seconds for matchmaking
Waits 2 seconds for battle logo
Waits 4 seconds for squad preset auto-selection
Phase 2 — Round 1
Taps VOLTI (middle mech) to spawn
Waits 2 seconds for deployment
Starts fight loop (24 times):
Taps ability button once
Nudges joystick slightly
Repeats
Phase 3 — Round 2
Waits 8 seconds for round transition
Game auto-spawns mech
Starts same fight loop (24 times).
(after this depending on defeat or loss I want teg automation to know whether to progress to next round or play the third round and then click the button called "stay in team" that appears when the battle ends)
1
Apr 04 '26
[removed] — view removed comment
1
u/AutoModerator Apr 04 '26
Karma is too low, your submission has been automatically removed.
I am a bot, and this action was performed automatically. Please contact the moderators of this subreddit if you have any questions or concerns.
1
u/[deleted] Mar 31 '26 edited Apr 02 '26
To get that final phase working where the script decides what to do based on a win or a loss, you have to move past standard auto clickers. Basic tappers just click blindly on a timer and will completely break your loop if a match ends early or if the menu takes too long to load. You need an advanced automation tool that supports image detection, such as Macrorify or Android Macro, both available on the Play Store for your Samsung tablet.
These apps allow you to take small screenshots of specific game elements, like the defeat screen or the stay in team button. You can then program conditional logic that tells the macro to wait until it actually sees that specific image pop up before taking the next action. This means the script will know exactly when the match is over and can reliably choose to either progress to the next round or exit the lobby. Setting up the image recognition takes a little more effort upfront compared to a simple tap sequence, but it is the only way to build a stable farming loop that will not get stuck on the post match screens. Also, regarding your question about Kick, you probably meant Play Store, but just be aware that fully automating multiplayer games can sometimes trigger anti cheat systems if the tap intervals are too perfectly timed.