Pegaxy: Relieving my TRICK of how to race automatically

For almost two months now I have been running Pegaxy in an automated way. Don't be scared, it's not hacking the website or risking my account. It is simply software that takes control of the mouse and clicks following a set of well-organized patterns, by sensing the screen and looking for specific images.

It all started when Pegaxy turned from a game that was not time-consuming, to one that consumed practically hours of your life just by clicking repetitively. My life pretty much boiled down to playing Pegaxy until 11 pm, going to bed and getting up at 5 am, and playing while getting ready for work. Returning from work, playing again until 11 pm and thus the cycle was closed and started again. Obviously, this could not continue like this, without any other decision to make, simply giving 3 clicks to play and in the worst case 4 clicks.

The sequence of a Pegaxy game is as follows:

• a. Click START. The game starts and starts looking for a race to match you to. Go to point b.

• b. Click SIGN. That's when you find a race that you're going to join. This action is approved in your MetaMask. Go to points c or d.

• c. Click Find another match. This is because if you can't match up on time in the race for different reasons and it will start looking for another one. Go to point b.

• d. Click NEXT MATCH. When the Race ends and wants to start another. Go to point a.

This is all. Something as simple as that, there should be a way to automate it, I thought. So I started searching the internet for some software that would give me the opportunity to do these simple actions in an automated way. That's when I came to Jitbit Macro Recorder. This software is simply great in all aspects. You can do whatever you want with it. Its operation is so simple and useful that it will leave you speechless. You can program as many actions as you want and have control of the entire computer through events if you wish.

The idea was basic and the software had just what it needed: to click whenever a specific image appeared in a certain area. You can even put "delay" so that it does not click immediately and takes a little longer, as any human would take in real life.

Below I show you the algorithm in its entirety, which performs the actions that I described above in the 4 points from a to d.

We make use of the “IF IMAGE” function which is super useful in this case. With it we capture the image that we want to be analyzing if it appears on the screen or in a specific region of the screen, we move the mouse towards that image and with the “MOUSE Click” event we click on it. Something extremely simple and fast. Without our interaction.

Seeing this, performing the other steps is simple. It is true that as you begin to use the software and realize how it works, you can program this script or sequence of logical steps yourself without much inconvenience. You do not need advanced knowledge to perform them. In addition, seeing the image of the complete algorithm, it is very easy to do it.

Then the only thing left to do is to do trial and error. Click on "PLAY" and it is analyzed how the script is working in an automated way and is corrected.

Surely it helps you when you are not in front of the computer and you want to drain the energy of a Pegaxy quickly. Don't worry, they won't be able to ban you because you're just not doing anything wrong. In addition, with the "DELAY" option you add a delay to the reaction time, that is, you make it human and it does not click instantly. The time I have on it is higher than the reaction time I would have even if I were sitting in front of the monitor.

It is a huge help not to have to depend on being in front of the pc to give 4 clicks right?

Download the software on the original web page:

https://www.jitbit.com/macro-recorder/

I leave you a link to the official software download page in case you want to download and try it. I even have a license in my possession, which I will not publish here so as not to break any rules. If you want it, contact me in another way. I can still send you the script that I have already implemented and you can see it in the photo in case you don't want to write it yourself, simply by looking at the image and duplicating the commands. It would only be loading it in the program and modifying the position of the images in “Search specific region” or you just can select the "Search the whole screen" option if you want, nothing more.

If you try it, tell me how it went. Do not waste time. It is just some advice.

See you tomorrow.