/steamSummerMinigame-1

:godmode: Steam Summer Sale 2015 - Auto-play Optimizer w/ Auto-Click

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Steam Summer Monster Minigame Script

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Purpose

it cheats for you.

This fork has:

  • Elemental damage prioritizing, gold prioritizing
  • Auto clicking
  • Tickrate set to 1000ms every second
  • Disable most particles
  • Auto use abilities
  • idk

Features

  • Moves you to the lane most likely to give you gold, prioritized like so:
    1. The lane with a Treasure Minion or Boss
    2. The lane with the Miniboss with the lowest health
    3. The lane with a Spawner below 40% health
    4. The lane with a Creep below 10% health
    5. The lane with the Spawner with the lowest health
  • Activates most reusable abilities, if they are purchased and cooled down:
    • Medics if your health is below 50%
    • Morale Booster, Napalm, and Cluster Bombs if the lane has a Spawner and 2-3 Creeps
    • Good Luck Charm as soon as possible
    • Tactical Nuke if the current Spawner is between 60% and 30% health
  • Activates some items if you have them and the situation calls for them:
    • God Mode if Medics is in cooldown and your health is low
    • Cripple Spawner if the spawner in the current lane has more than 95% health
    • Gold Rain if facing a Boss who has more than 60% health
  • Respawns you after 5 seconds (instead of 1 minute) if you die
  • Disables certain abilities and items if facing a Boss (to try to maximize Raining Gold and Metal Detector benefits)

Installation

Tampermonkey

  1. Open Tapermonkey's dashboard.
  2. Click on the Utilities tab on the right.
  3. Paste https://raw.githubusercontent.com/SteamDatabase/steamSummerMinigame/master/autoPlay.user.js into the text area, and click Import.
  4. When the editor has loaded, click Install (NOT Process with Chrome).

Greasemonkey

  1. Navigate to https://raw.githubusercontent.com/SteamDatabase/steamSummerMinigame/master/autoPlay.user.js.
  2. Right click on the page, and click Save Page As.
  3. While Firefox is still open, open a File Manager of any sort, and navigate to the directory you saved the script.
  4. Drag & drop the script file onto the Firefox window.
  5. Press Install.

Manual

Chrome
  1. Open https://raw.githubusercontent.com/SteamDatabase/steamSummerMinigame/master/autoPlay.user.js
  2. Select All, Copy.
  3. Navigate to http://steamcommunity.com/minigame/ and join or start a game.
  4. Press Ctrl + Shift + J.
  5. Paste into the javascript input, and hit Enter.
Firefox
  1. Open https://raw.githubusercontent.com/SteamDatabase/steamSummerMinigame/master/autoPlay.user.js
  2. Select All, Copy.
  3. Navigate to http://steamcommunity.com/minigame/ and join or start a game.
  4. Press Ctrl + Shift + K.
  5. Paste into the javascript input, and hit Enter.
Internet Explorer / Microsoft Edge
  1. Open https://raw.githubusercontent.com/SteamDatabase/steamSummerMinigame/master/autoPlay.user.js
  2. Select All, Copy.
  3. Navigate to http://steamcommunity.com/minigame/ and join or start a game.
  4. Press F12 and navigate to the Console tab.
  5. Paste into the javascript input, and hit Enter.

To stop the manual script, type window.clearTimeout(window.SteamDB_Minigame_Timer); into the console and hit Enter.

The game should now play itself, you should leave it running in the background. If you're not sure if it is auto-playing, try changing lanes. If it jumps back almost immediately, it's working.

I want to contribute!

This project is open-source on github. There are different ways you can help:

  • Find a Pull Request that's marked needs testing. Run that version of the script for a while and watch the console for errors. If there's no errors, pay attention to what the changes are doing gameplay-wise, and make sure it's doing what it's supposed to do.
  • Find an Issue that's marked help wanted. Make the changes needed by that issue, and create a Pull Request with your enhancement or bugfix.
  • Pick an item off the TODO list, below, and implement it. When it's done (and tested and working), create a Pull Request.
  • Got an idea for an improvement that's not already listed? Code it up, test it out, then make a Pull Request when it's ready.

Pull Request Guidelines

  • Do NOT change the script version in your PR as it could be incremented before your PR is merged.
  • Test your changes both in console and Greasemonkey/Tampermonkey.
  • Rebase your PR branch when you're done and upstream has changed.
  • Do NOT delete the current one and make a new PR to add new commits, just keep commiting on the PR's branch.
  • Squash your commits before submitting the PR.