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The BotLab client is a tool for developing bots and also makes running bots easier with graphical user interfaces for configuration.
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In the BotLab client, load the bot by entering the following link in the 'Select Bot' view:
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<https://catalog.botlab.org/5e505439bd2868c3>
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<https://catalog.botlab.org/f698f8010ae995ef>
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There is a detailed walkthrough video on how to load and run a bot at <https://to.botlab.org/guide/video/how-to-run-a-bot-live>
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+`anomaly-wait-time`: Minimum time to wait after arriving in an anomaly before considering it finished. Use this if you see anomalies in which rats arrive later than you arrive on grid.
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+`warp-to-anomaly-distance`: Defaults to 'Within 0 m'
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+`deactivate-module-on-warp` : Name of a module to deactivate when warping. Enter the name as it appears in the tooltip. Use this setting multiple times to select multiple modules.
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+`hide-location-name` : Name of a location to hide. Enter the name as it appears in the 'Locations' window.
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When using more than one setting, start a new line for each setting in the text input field.
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The BotLab client is a tool for developing bots and also makes running bots easier with graphical user interfaces for configuration.
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In the BotLab client, load the bot by entering the following link in the 'Select Bot' view:
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<https://catalog.botlab.org/ac44fb7318168bdb>
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<https://catalog.botlab.org/ed9b5acc9cebd2c4>
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There is a detailed walkthrough video on how to load and run a bot at <https://to.botlab.org/guide/video/how-to-run-a-bot-live>
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All settings are optional; you only need them in case the defaults don't fit your use-case.
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+`mining-site` : Name of a mining location, as it appears in the 'Label' column of the 'Locations' window.
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+`unload-station-name` : Name of a station to dock to when the mining hold is full.
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+`unload-structure-name` : Name of a structure to dock to when the mining hold is full.
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+`activate-module-always` : Text found in tooltips of ship modules that should always be active. For example: "shield hardener".
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+`hide-when-neutral-in-local` : Should we hide when a neutral or hostile pilot appears in the local chat? The only supported values are `no` and `yes`.
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+`unload-fleet-hangar-percent` : This will make the bot to unload the mining hold at least XX percent full to the fleet hangar, you must be in a fleet with an orca or a rorqual and the fleet hangar must be visible within the inventory window.
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+`unload-fleet-hangar-percent` : This will make the bot unload the mining hold at least XX percent full to the fleet hangar, you must be in a fleet with an orca or a rorqual and the fleet hangar must be visible within the inventory window.
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+`dock-when-without-drones` : This will make the bot dock when it's out of drones. The only supported values are `no` and `yes`.
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+`repair-before-undocking` : Repair the ship at the station before undocking. The only supported values are `no` and `yes`.
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+`afterburner-module-text` : Text found in tooltips of the afterburner module.
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+`afterburner-distance-threshold` : Distance threshold (in meters) at which to activate/deactivate the afterburner.
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When using more than one setting, start a new line for each setting in the text input field.
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