SkyblockSniper-Discord
This is a bin to bin auction flipper for Hypixel Skyblock. its very efficient and very helpful for all players!
How to use:
Step 1
Download Python 3.9.7. There's literally thousands of guides on how to do this so I'll assume you can figure it out yourself.
Step 2
Either download this repository or just copy paste all the code from inside main.py into a new file on your computer called SkyblockSniper.py, and all the text from requirements.txt into a new file on your computer called requirements.txt.
Step 3
Run the command pip install -r <path to requirements.txt> in the command prompt (Window key + R, type cmd). For example, on my computer, the path to requirements.txt is C:\Downloads\requirements.txt, so I'd use pip install -r C:\Downloads\requirements.txt.
Step 4
Run the file main.py by going into command prompt and running the command python <path to main.py>. For example, on my computer, the path to main.py is C:\Downloads\main.py, so I'd use python C:\Downloads\main.py.
Step 5
Now the script is running good and well. From here, you can just AFK on your island splitscreened watching Netflix or something. As soon as the script finds a good flip, you'll hear a low frequency beep for half a second, and the command to go to the auction is automatically put on your clipboard.
All you have to do is Ctrl+V every time you hear the beep, make sure it's not a scam (sometimes this happens with cosmetics or other market manipulation; can be prevented with NEU's average AH price thing), and then buy it.
Basic Troubleshooting
'pip' is not recognized as an internal or external command, operable program or batch file.
Follow the first reply to this stackoverflow post, note that you'll have to open a new cmd window to apply the changes to PATH
Python was not found; run without arguments to install from the Microsoft Store, or disable this shortcut from Settings > Manage App Execution Aliases
Make sure Python's installation folder was added to your PATH variables properly, and follow the other suggestions on this stackoverflow post.