The Ao vivo (live) tab of the Panel shows the game screen around your character and lets you walk it from the browser. Use it to get the character out of a spot, take it somewhere or just check what is going on in the hunt.

The screen#

When you open the tab, the website asks the bot to send the screen. Within a few seconds the map of the character's floor appears, with 18 × 14 tiles, creatures with their outfits, names and health bars in Tibia's colours.

• Above the screen, Tela há ... (screen ... ago) tells you how old the last image is.
• While the bot has not sent anything yet, it shows Aguardando a tela do bot… (waiting for the bot's screen).
• With the character offline, the screen shows Personagem offline.

With the tab open, the bot syncs every second. When you close the tab, it goes back to its normal pace.

Controls#

The clicked tile stays marked until the character gets there. The keys only work with the Ao vivo tab open and outside text fields.

Walk-to limits#

• The target must be on the same floor and at most 10 tiles away.
• The walk ends on arrival, if the character changes floor, after 3 seconds without moving (no way there) or after 30 seconds.
• A new click replaces the previous target; a keyboard step cancels the target.
• The keyboard sends at most one step every 300 ms, so it does not flood the command queue.

What the bot does while you walk#

While a remote walk is active, and up to 1.5 seconds after the last step, the bot holds Targeting, Looting and CaveBot and drops its current target. Healing keeps running, paused or not, and so do the other modules.

Command results#

Each step or target is a queued command, like the ones on the Bot tab. On the Bot tab you can see whether the command was aplicado (applied) or falhou (failed). Applied means the walk started, not that the character arrived. The final outcome, like no way there, shows in the bot's Log.