Tibia Autohotkey Scripts 💫 🌟
Tibia logs you out after 15 minutes of no input. This script presses a benign key (F12 does nothing in Tibia) every 5 minutes:
#IfWinActive, ahk_class TibiaClient SetTimer, AntiIdle, 300000 ; 5 minutes
AntiIdle: Send, F12 Sleep, 50 Send, F12 return #IfWinActive
To enable/disable with a hotkey:
^F9:: ; Ctrl+F9 toggles anti-idle
Toggle := !Toggle
If Toggle
SetTimer, AntiIdle, 300000
Tooltip, Anti-idle ON
Else
SetTimer, AntiIdle, Off
Tooltip, Anti-idle OFF
SetTimer, RemoveTooltip, -1000
return
#Persistent SetTimer, CheckHealth, 100
CheckHealth: PixelGetColor, color, 100, 200 ; Health bar position If (color != 0x00FF00) ; Not green Send, F1 ; Exura returntibia autohotkey scripts
Why risky: Reading memory/pixels is a primary trigger for BattleEye. Avoid. Problem: Keys "stick" or repeat
AutoHotkey is a scripting language that allows you to create hotkeys, remap keys, and automate repetitive mouse/keyboard actions. Unlike a full-scale bot (which reads memory and interacts with the client directly), AHK simulates human input at the OS level. To Tibia, an AHK script just looks like a very fast, very precise human.
AutoHotkey (AHK) is a Windows automation/scripting tool commonly used to automate repetitive tasks in apps and games. In the context of Tibia (the MMORPG), AHK scripts are used by players to automate actions like looting, healing, targeting, pathing, and hotkey macros. While AHK can increase efficiency, using it in online games often violates game rules and carries technical, account, and ethical risks. Problem: BattleEye crashes when AHK is running
These scripts cross the line into "botting" territory. They are included for educational purposes only. Using them will likely get you banned.