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Setting up a dailies server
To set up a dailies server you will need something that is capable of running Windows 10 and Bluestacks unnattended. Anything from 2016 onwards should be alright but Bluestacks will struggle with slow single core speed CPU's for its virtualization.
- Windows 10
- Bluestacks
- Robointern
Create one Quit batch file with the following:
taskkill /IM "Bluestacks.exe /F
taskkill /IM "HD-Player.exe /F
taskkill /IM "HD-Agent.exe /F
taskkill /IM "AutoAFK.exe /F
This is used to close Bluestacks and the script once dailies are done.
Create another Launch batch file with:
start C:\"Program Files"\BlueStacks\Bluestacks.exe -vmname Android_0
timeout /T 15
start C:\Users\User\Desktop\AutoAFK\AutoAFK.exe -c jc.ini -d -l
Android_0 is the default Bluestacks device, if you have more than one create a shortcut to it on the desktop and right click - properties, under target you will see which Android_## it's using.
timeout /T 15 wait's for 15 seconds, change this for slower machines.
the last line lauches the bot with the arguments to load jc.ini rather than settings.ini and -d for dailies and -l to log the output to jc.log.
Before the account can be automated you need to get rid of some pop up windows so the bot doesn't get stuck and change some settings for ADB/autobattle;
- ADB enabled in BlueStacks Preferences!
- Finish downloading patch/assets (click it and select 'Fast DL')
- Clear campaign multi warning
- Clear tower multi warning
- Clear t-rift warning
- Clear fof/bob warning
- Clear wrizz/soren warning
- Set all settings to low graphics
- Auto-battle enabled in settings
Now open Robointern and configure it to launch the Launch script which will open Bluestacks and then run the bot with the appropriate settings file at the time you want. Then set it to run the Quit batch file around 20 minutes later (this is not an exact science, with speed 1.4 the bot will take 12-15 minutes to run dailies)
Create a new Launch batch file for each account you want to run and et voila. You should end up with something like this:

If you want multiple people to have access I recommend using Rust Desk in order to allow remote access
Happy automating!