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Automate Casting in Diablo 3 with Naver Bot

When you’re in the heat of battle, it can be hard to use your magic as soon as it is available. This is one of the many amazing uses of Naver bot. In this short tutorial, we will show you how to autocast any spell using keyboard hotkeys.

This setup also will work for using healing potions, once the cooldown has expired.

Step 1. Select your process

As with all of our tutorials, the first step is to select the process. To do this, make sure that you have Diablo 3 open (preferably in windowed mode), then run and login to Naver bot. Next to the process label, select “Diablo 3” from the dropdown.

Step 2. Create your triggers

The best way to think of a trigger is as a group of actions that will all happen based on a certain condition. For instance, you might want to click in a certain part of the screen every 2 seconds. Or, in this case, we will want to press a keyboard hotkey when our potion becomes available (changes color).

We will only setup one trigger in this tutorial, to automatically press the “1” key when our first ability becomes unlocked. However, you can setup more triggers for each magic that you want to cast, as well as for using health potions.

To setup our first trigger, we will click the + button below the triggers area. This will create a new trigger and select it. You will then click the “Edit” button to configure it.

Step 3. Setup your triggers

Now that you have your triggers  created, you will need to set them up. In the image above, you will see a fully configured trigger.

Name: We set the name to “Ability 1”. You can set this to whatever you want, it is just there to help you stay organized.

Deploy Actions: This is the option that will determine how your trigger will be triggered. The options are “every x seconds” and “on color seen”. Although their names may be descriptive enough, every x seconds will trigger all of the trigger’s actions every few seconds or milliseconds, depending on what you have set the Delay to. “on color seen” will check a given area of the screen every so often and see if it contains a color. If it does, the actions will be triggered.

Delay: The delay determines how often the trigger will be run. For instance, we have it set to 500. Every 500 ms (0.5 seconds), the bot will check the given region of the screen to see if the color is found.

Bounds: When you have the deploy actions option set to “on color seen”, you will need to define a region in which the bot should look for the specified color. You do this by opening the window, and imagining a rectangle above the area it should look in. Press “L” in the upper left hand corner, and “R” in the lower right hand corner. You should see the coordinates update in the info box, and a preview image of the selected area should appear.

Choose Color: This button will open a dialog box, which will allow you to choose the color to look for. Click the eyedropper to select a color from the Diablo window.

Color Tolerance: If the color is not always the same, you can change the color tolerance. This will allow the bot to pickup on a color, even if its not exactly the one you chose.

Step 4. Create and setup your actions

Now that your trigger is setup, you just need to create your actions. In the trigger edit window, click the + below the actions area. This will create a new action. We want it to simply press the “1” key on the keyboard, so it will be very easy to setup. 

Make sure that the action is selected, and then press the edit button. This will open the “edit action” window. Name the action whatever you want, we chose “Cast Ability”. 

The action type determines what sort of action this will be. We just need to hit a key on the keyboard, so we’ll choose key press. There are many different types of actions, including clicks, mouse buttons presses, mouse movements, and dynamic clicks by selecting a color. In this example, we don’t need any of these more complicated actions.

For the key, we’ll choose “1 Key”, since that’s what we need to press to cast the ability.

Step 5. Turn on the bot

Save the actions and trigger, and return to the homescreen of the bot. You should see your new trigger. Make sure that a proper hotkey is set, if you want one, and you’re ready to go! Turn on the bot using the hotkey or the big green play button, open the game, and you’ll be ready to roll!