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Christopher Holland edited this page Jun 11, 2017 · 1 revision

So, want to figure out how to make this thing run?

Then this page is right for you!

N-IZITY NOTE: These instructions are for Windows users, I encourage you to look up how to do some stuff listed below because I know things'll most likely be different on non-Windows machines, Linux and Mac OSX instructions coming soon:tm: to a wiki near you

Before we actually get to the selfbot, you'll need a few bonus items to ensure everything works: Ruby, and the Ruby gems Configatron and discordrb, I'll walk you through these steps

To install Ruby: https://rubyinstaller.org/ (make sure to save to your PATH), check to see if you got it by typing ruby -v in your Command Prompt or whatever meme terminal app you're using (I personally use Cmder).

To install gems in general: Provided your Ruby is set up right, gem install <gemname> will install gems, you'll primarily need discordrb and configatron so install those.

Alright, selfbot installing time

I highly suggest you set up git before proceeding, It's not required but it'll allow you to get recent changes more swiftly

You can install git here (again, save to PATH to make things easier)

If you have git: git clone the repo, here's some help if you don't know what I mean.

Otherwise click this handy button on the main page & extract:
okay

Now that you've got the main files, it's time to change some stuff

Using your preferred text editor, either create a config.rb file, or rename example.config.rb to config.rb

Insert (or edit) the following

configatron.token = 'mfa.YoUr-T_oKen.HEre'
configatron.prefix = 'Your Prefered Prefix'
configatron.name = 'Your username, or whatever you want the selfbot to call you'
configatron.id = 'In order for the selfbot to properly work, place your User ID here'
$embeds = true
# set $embeds to true or false so everything runs buttery smooth

Here's some info on how to get your token & ID

To grab the token: CTRL + SHIFT + I into Discord
congrats

Welcome to the totally tubular Inspector, click those double arrows, then Application, then Local Storage, then the "discordapp.com` thingy, scroll down a bit and kaboom, there it is
kaboom

To grab your User ID: It's a bit simpler than grabbing the token

  1. Go to User Settings > Appearance and in the advanced section, tick the "Developer Mode" option
  2. Right click your avatar/name in chat and click Copy ID
  3. Profit???

Now that that's done, you should:tm: be able to ruby code.rb in your console (provided you're in the right directory)

You'll most likely get a libsodium not available!, this is just a warning and is only required for voice-related stuff

If it doesn't work, check the troubleshooting page that I have yet to write

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