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Reddit Drawing Bot Running Instructions

Setting up the requirements

  1. Download the Python installer from here
  2. Make sure "Add Python 3.9 to PATH is ticked
  3. Click on Customize installation, and make sure everything is ticked
  4. Click on "Next"
  5. Make sure "Add Python to environment variables" is ticked"
  6. Click install. and let it go

Python Package Requirements

To run the bot for the first time, install the requirements.

Windows

pip install -r requirements.txt

simply open the directory you've extracted the bot to, and type cmd in the address bar like so: explorer_Jj87pVSbCj

Other OS

Ideally, cd into the directory and run the following command:

pip3 install -r requirements.txt

MacOSX hot fix

If you are using MacOSX and encounter an SSL_CERTIFICATE error. Please apply the fix detailed https://stackoverflow.com/questions/42098126/mac-osx-python-ssl-sslerror-ssl-certificate-verify-failed-certificate-verify

Filling up config.json:

Get client id and secret key here scroll down and click the button that says "are you a developer? create an app... or create another", and create a SCRIPT
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worker1username is the username of the first woker account (DO NOT TOUCH THE DOUBLE QUOTES)
password is the password of the worker account(EDIT THE ONE AFTER THE COLON, SAME AS ABOVE)
client_id is the client id of the script, the one right under the name you gave the script
clientsecret is the secret key of the script

start_coords ARE IGNORED, DO NOT MODIFY THEM

Multiple Workers

Just create multiple child arrays to "workers" in config.json

Proxies

If you want to use this software on more than 2 accounts, the use of proxies is highly encouraged.

  1. Accuire the proxies from here

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  1. Input the proxies into proxies.txt using the provided format
  2. Go to town.

Running the Script

Windows

python main.py

Other OS

python3 main.py