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00:00:00 – 00:09:39
The video introduces the D4 Bot, a tool utilizing AI and machine learning to enhance gameplay by identifying monsters and finding loot. The host details the setup process, including configuring display and gameplay settings, ensuring optimal resource use, and maintaining necessary in-game visuals like health bars. Emphasis is placed on proper computer compatibility, especially regarding graphic cards and Cuda 11.7. Users are guided through a trial process, explaining how to avoid charges if the service is unsuitable. Detailed steps for setting up routes and using skills are provided, with examples featuring various character classes such as Barbarians, Sorcerers, and Rangers. The video showcases the practical application of these settings, ensuring efficient operation and highlighting the D4 Bot's capabilities.
00:00:00
In this part of the video, the host introduces the new D4 Bot, which uses AI and machine learning for identifying monsters and finding loot. The host walks through setting up and running the bot, starting with configuring the display settings to full screen window mode, setting the image sharpening to a minimum, and lowering the quality to conserve resources needed for AI operations. In the gameplay settings, the host emphasizes reducing strobing, setting item label duration and display, and ensuring health bars and monster HP bars are always on. Controls should be kept at their default settings. The host then explains downloading and running the bot files, logging in with account credentials, and making sure an active subscription is set up through PayPal for operation.
00:03:00
In this part of the video, the speaker discusses the trial process for a service, explaining that you can try it for free for one day and cancel within 24 hours if it’s not suitable, without incurring any charges. They emphasize the importance of verifying compatibility with your computer, particularly needing the right graphic cards and Cuda 11.7. Once logged in, users can find various settings such as config, rotations, and routes in the setup. The speaker then guides on creating a route, starting by selecting a name, saving it, and using the map to set the desired path by pressing F2 at various points. The created route can be confirmed by checking the “roots” folder for the saved path. The segment concludes with an example of running a barbarian character, noting that the setup works well with this class.
00:06:00
In this part of the video, the presenter demonstrates how to set up and use skills for a character in a game. They explain configuring skills to cast using either click or shift-click, ensuring they activate only with a minimum mob count. The presenter sets both left-click and right-click skills, stating the preferences for characters like Barbarians, Sorcerers, or Rangers. They proceed by creating a preset and starting the process by pressing F1, showcasing it in action.