Your first farm
Last updated: September 20, 2026
A first farm takes three settings and one click. The bot must be connected to the game first.
1. Give a drydock a job
Open the Fleet tab. On the line of the drydock you want to use, type where it should go in Destination and choose a Mode: hunt, mine or solo armada. Leave the drydocks you are not using on idle.
2. Choose what it hunts
In the General tab, pick the hostile types and levels your ship can take. You can also name one type as Kill on Sight: the bot looks for that one first, and falls back to the rest when there is none around.
3. Press Start
Use the Start button or the keyboard shortcut shown under it. Your ship warps out, fights, comes home to repair or unload, and goes back out on its own. Routine claims run between fights, and the game does not need to stay in front.
4. Stop, or let it stop itself
Stop ends the run, and your ships can be recalled automatically when it ends. To have it stop without you, give each ship a work budget — so many kills, minutes or trips home — or set the stop conditions for the run.
Quick answers
Which system should I send my ship to?
One your ship can reach and where the hostiles match it. Anbots NG does not choose the system for you: you type it in the Destination of the drydock.
Can each drydock do something different?
Yes. Each drydock has its own destination and its own mode, up to 8 drydocks with Premium and 2 with the free licence.
How do I make the bot stop by itself?
Give each ship a work budget in kills, minutes or trips home, or set stop conditions for the whole run. You can also set botting hours, outside which a run will not start.