Bitter Sweets
Opens Phantom, which shows everything the plugin may do and waits for you to allow each line before any of its code runs.
Automates the Bitter Sweets adventure.
Listing edited by Phantom staff
Plays Bitter Sweets on its own: gathers the sweets, takes the chest each goal earns, and goes round again until you stop it.
Use it at your own risk.
Using it
Open the Bitter Sweets panel beside a game and press Play Bitter Sweets. Press Stop, or F8 in the game (or the key you set), to stop it where it stands. Both are on the game's Plugins menu too.
The panel counts the sweets against each goal, totals the gems and lists the items the chests gave, and names anything the run could not reach.
What it can see
It acts in the game ("game": "act"): joining the adventure and doing in it what your own clicks do, reading the adventure's title in your language, your account name so the keep list follows the player rather than the window, the item names a chest gives, and the game's windows to answer the reward screen. It hears the game's traffic ("packets": "read") to know when the adventure starts and what each chest gave. Nothing leaves your computer.
What it can do
You allow each of these in Phantom when you install it.
- See the game and draw over itgame:read
Everything the game shows and holds: the room, the people in it, your animal, your items and the game’s own screens. It can hear what happens in the game, draw on top of it, and hide or restyle what is on your screen. With this alone it cannot act for you. Only in the games you choose.
- Act in the game as youHigh riskgame:act
Anything you could do in the game yourself: walk, chat, trade, buy, press the game’s own buttons, and change how the game behaves. Some of that spends gems or diamonds, and a trade cannot be undone. Only allow a plugin you trust.
- Read the game’s trafficpackets:read
The messages between the game and Animal Jam, as they pass. Never your sign in.
- Only the games you pick
Everything above applies to the Animal Jam accounts you choose to run it on, and to no others. A new plugin runs on none until you pick.
Marked scopes: a person at Phantom reads each version that asks for one before it is listed.