Hey thanks for the feedback and apologies for not getting back to you sooner!

Each input type has a custom trigger to trigger the action. For example the simplest input is the "Timed Input", the custom trigger for this action is the "Elapse" field, every "Elapse" milliseconds the actions is triggered and the key combinations in the "Input(s)" field are sent.

For using a health pot the best Input Type is the "Health Trigger" input. This input type will trigger when your health is " < less than" or "> greater than" and then a percentage field. For your input case it sounds like you would want to set the first field to "< less than" and then the second percentage field to 20% or 30%. In plain english this will cause the "Input(s)" to send whenever your health drops below 20%. On top of that there is still an "Elapse" field, which will basically time gate the action to occur only once every "Elapse" miliseconds, I typically set that to "2000" or 2 seconds for an instant health pot. (please let me know if you would like me to elaborate further or provide more examples.)

We currently do not have a mana specific Mana trigger however this can be accomplished with a "Timed Input". To do this you can get a mana flask with the "Flask effect is not removed when Unreserved Mana is Filled" prefix(Enduring). Then you can set the "Elapse" field for however long the effect of the flask is and the mana flask will always be active.

You can also have the time input toggle between 2 different flasks by setting the "Alternate Inputs" checkbox and setting the "Input(s)" field to "1,2". This will cause the input to wait the "Elapse" duration then send "1" to activate the first mana flask, then wait the duration again and send "2" to activate the second mana flask, and then will repeat back to "1" after the next duration and so on.

To have the bots "Aim" a skill in the direction the host is looking you would want to use an "Attack" input type. This input type has a few triggers it looks for before activating the input action. First is the "Distance from host to start attacking" field. Because you don't want the bot continuously sending attack input when it is not near the host, the bot will first make sure it is within this distance to the host before sending the input action, I typically set this to the default value(250) and if feels great. Next the bot looks at the "Elapse" field just like in a timed input for how long to pause in-between each action. Setting this value to 100ms will cause the bots to attack 10 times a second, be careful though you don't want to send actions too much faster or you will get kicked by the server for sending actions too fast.

If you want to bot to hold down the input you can check the "Right-Click Attack" checkbox, then set your in-game skill (caustic arrow in this case) to right-click and the bot will attack as fast as it possibly can.

For now the bot does not check if there a nearby monsters but this feature might be coming soon to an update. It also does not attack in hideouts or towns.

To achieve this open the "Settings" for the profile and set the "Preferred position:" fields to have these values:



For this I would probably use 2 different inputs, one for Arc, and one for Holy Flame Totem. For both I would use the "Attack" input type. I would setup Arc on a "Right-Click Attack" like this:



And Holy Flame Totem on "Q" with a much slower "Elapse" like this:



This will continuously cast Arc and then use Holy Flame Totem once every 3 seconds(definitely make that faster if it still doesn't feel right).

Make sure to set the "Always Attack Without Moving" option on each skill to make it function right:



I could be wrong about this but the bots follow you through waypoints by clicking on the blue icon next to your character name and doesn't actually need to click on the waypoint to teleport to one, let me know if they don't as this is a feature I actually disabled because I found it to be unnecessary.

For now it does not allocate passive skills, that would need quite a large update but if there is enough demand for this type of thing I'll definitely consider it.

If you're still having any difficulties with the profiles or would like me to clarify anything let me know, also if you would like you can make a post in the FollowBot Profiles forum with your build & in-game inputs and I'd be happy to make you a custom profile.