HP, SP and Berry

The Autopot's priority is dynamic due to its Smart Algorithm, it constantly analyzes your game in order to know when it's safe to use Status, HP and/or SP potions, even on situations where your HP/SP is low.

The berry is always the top priority because it's meant to be used as a last resource when you are about to die.

The normal priority order is as follows:

Berry -> Status -> HP -> SP

The images are only a visual reference, you can use any item/skill as long as it is in the key you configured.

1. Configuring the percentages

Autopot's Percentages

Each percentage tells each part of the autopot when to start/stop using potions, there are 3 percentages you can configure:

Bound to your HP

Bound to your SP

Bound to your HP

The percentage will tell the Autopot when to start/stop using potions. For example using 80% on will make the Autopot use potions until your HP is 80% or higher.

Steps to configure the percentages

1. Click on the percentage rectangle.

2. Write the percentage you want.

You can skip the percentages of the parts you don't want. For example if you won't use the SP part then you can leave its percentage blank.

Configured Autopot's percentages

In the image above you can see the Autopot is configured to start using HP potions when the HP falls below 95% and SP potions when the SP falls below 50%.

In this example the Berry part won't be used so its percentage is left blank.

Pro tip: if you are playing WoE, BG or PvP it's better to use a high percentage on both your HP and SP. (I usually use 95% for HP and 80% for SP for WoE)

While a high SP value might make you die on other Autopots, this doesn't happen with Lemon Tools. Thanks to Lemon Tools' smart algorithms you can use a high value on both without dying, allowing you to always have SP to cast skills (even when your HP is low).

2. Configuring the keybinds

Autopot's keybinds

There are 3 keybinds you can configure:

Used for HP potions

Used for SP potions

Used for Berries

These keybinds will tell Lemon Tools what key to press when your HP/SP drops.

The images are only a visual reference, you can use any item/skill as long as it is in the key you configured.

Steps to configure the keybinds

1. Click on the keybind rectangle.

2. Press the key where you have the item to be used.

You can skip the keybinds of the parts you don't want. For example if you won't use the HP part then you can leave the HP keybind blank.

Configured Autopot's keybinds

In the image above you can see the Autopot is configured to use F1 for HP potions and F2 for Berries.

This means Lemon Tools will press F1 when your HP drops below 95%, and F2 when your HP drops below 50%.

In this example the SP part won't be used so its keybind is left blank.

3. Configuring the delays

Autopot's delays

There are 3 delays you can configure:

Used for HP potions

Used for SP potions

Used for Berries

IMPORTANT: Only configure these delays when your server has cooldowns configured for consumables. If not then leave them blank, this will let Lemon Tools figure out the proper delays. Read more about this below on When to use a delay other than 0

Steps to configure the delays

1. Click on the delay rectangle.

2. Write the delay you want in milliseconds (1000ms = 1s)

Leaving a delay blank is the same as having 0ms as delay.

Configured Autopot's delays

In the image above you can see the Autopot is configured with 0ms on HP and SP and 5100ms (5.1 seconds) on Berries.

This means that Lemon Tools will wait 5100ms between each Berry use attempt.

When to use a delay other than 0

It's common for some servers to add high cooldowns on items like Berries, in this case you will want to configure the delay to match that cooldown so that Lemon Tools only tries to use a Berry when it's available. For example if your server has a 3 second cooldown for Berries then you should use a delay of around 3050ms so that Lemon Tools will try to use a Berry only when it's available.

IMPORTANT: Only configure these delays when your server has cooldowns configured for consumables. If not then leave them blank, this will let Lemon Tools figure out the proper delays.