The Accounts page

ClashPilot can play more than one account. It works one village until there is nothing left to do, moves on to the next, and goes round. The switch happens the way you would make it yourself: in the game's settings, on the Supercell ID list.

Each account keeps its own General, Attack and Army settings. Breaks and the emulator are shared, since there is only one of each.

Reading your accounts

Press Read the accounts from the game. ClashPilot opens the game's Supercell ID list and takes down the accounts it finds, with a picture of each one's card as the game draws it.

The game has to be signed in on the emulator for this, and the bot has to be stopped first, because reading needs the emulator to itself. Accounts you have already named keep their names, so you can read again any time without losing your work.

Your list

Pick an account in the list to work on it.

Name

The name you give it, for you to recognise. It does not change anything in the game.

Takes its turn

Off, and the account sits the round out. The others carry on without it.

Order

The order in the list is the order they are played in. Move up and Move down change it.

Remove takes an account off the list and deletes the settings you gave it.

Play these accounts in turn

The main switch. With it off, ClashPilot stays on whichever account the game is signed in to, and the pages below edit one shared set of settings.

Move on to the next account after nothing to do for (seconds)

How long an account has to sit with nothing left to do before the bot moves on. 0 moves on at once.

Whose settings am I editing?

With accounts playing in turn, the General, Attack and Army pages each say These settings are for at the top, with the account named. Change it there or on this page; it is one choice, shared by all of them.

The account the bot is on right now is marked in the list while it runs.