If you want to use this for SysBot:
Personally, I would not use this as a SysBot.NET replacement just yet.
- I did not implement anything with offsets other than injection; therefore,
the client does not really know which screen the switch it exactly on.
It assumes you are on certain screens.
If you want to use this for other features:
- I personally use it along side SysBot.NET.
- It has some nice features, especially if the bot is used in multiple servers.
- Gives you way more control over your server and your bot.
- Easier remote control handling and debugging.
Open an issue with the following information:
- Command
- Expectations
- Output/Results
- List errors using the command
jsk debug <command>
Read the Wiki before asking questions. If you still cannot figure it out, ask nicely and I might have an answer.
- More accurate trade code input
- Legality Checks
- Showdown to binary
- Encryption and Decryption
- Screen capture Nintendo Switch
- Make it more stable
- The creators of this bot are not responsible for any actions you perform using it. Use it at you own risk.
- olliz0r's sys-botbase: Switch automation and RAM handling.
- Z1R343L: API handling, pkx to ekx conversion, and general bot improvements.
- DevYukine: Creator of REST API supporting PkHex & ALM.
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