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Asterobot works together with an account on asterobot.net, the Asterobot website. If you already have one, you can go straight to Download Asterobot. What the account is for Signing Asterobot in. The first time Asterobot starts, it asks you to sign in with your asterobot.net account, and you can't add a bot until it's signed in. Sign in with asterobot.net walks you through it. The marketplace. When you install a package from the marketplace, Asterobot fetches it with the account it's signed

Asterobot is a single program packed in a .7z archive. There's no installer: you download the archive made for your computer, check it if you like, and unpack it wherever you want to keep it. Pick the right archive Asterobot is published at https://asterobot.net/files/category/3-asterobot/. Open the Asterobot file there. Each version comes with six archives, one for each system and processor, and a checksums.txt file. The archive names follow the pattern Asterobot_VERSION_SYSTEM_PROCESSOR.7z,

Asterobot runs in a terminal window and opens Asteroboard in your browser as it starts. You need the program unpacked as described in Download Asterobot. Start Asterobot On Windows Double-click asterobot.exe. A terminal window opens, and Asterobot runs inside it. Tip If Asterobot stops right after starting, its window closes before you can read why. Start it from PowerShell instead, in the folder where you put it, and the messages stay on screen: .\asterobot.exe On macOS and Linux Open a

Asterobot has to be signed in to your asterobot.net account before you can add a bot, and it installs marketplace packages with that account too. You never type your password into Asterobot for this: Asterobot gets a sign-in code, and you confirm that code on asterobot.net in your browser. When a code expires, Asterobot asks for a new one by itself. When Asterobot asks you to sign in Asterobot starts a sign-in on its own whenever it has none stored, which is the case on its first launch. It al

Asteroboard is where you do everything with Asterobot. This tour shows where things are, so the rest of the guide makes sense when it says "open Game Manager". It assumes Asterobot is running and Asteroboard is connected to it, as in First launch. The sidebar The sidebar lists Asteroboard's pages. At its top, next to the name, the version number of Asteroboard links to its release notes on asterobot.net. Entry What you do there Dashboard The start page, with a short welcome message.

This walkthrough gets a first bot running in MITM mode, short for man-in-the-middle: you play Dofus as usual, and the bot joins your game session through Asterobot. It needs no Ankama account in Asterobot and no package, so it's the quickest way to see Asterobot at work. Plan for the game download to take a while the first time. Before you start, you need: Dofus 3 installed with the Ankama Launcher on the computer where Asterobot runs, and up to date. Asterobot running and signed in to aster