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# Auto Hunt

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Auto Hunt is built into the HangoutRO client and runs on the server. Your character picks targets, uses the attack skills you chose, loots by your filter and drinks potions at the thresholds you set. There is nothing to install and nothing that can get you banned. For buffing and healing, see [Auto Support](/hangoutro/systems/auto-support.md).

### What you need

An Autocombat Device in your inventory. Packs rent the device for their hours, and the start fails without one, with a message that tells you where to get a pack.

| Source                                           | Pack                                            |
| ------------------------------------------------ | ----------------------------------------------- |
| Auto-Combat Trader in the Eden building at 37,21 | One free 4 hour pack per account every 24 hours |
| Cash Shop, Popular tab                           | 8 / 12 / 24 hours for 15 / 20 / 35 points       |
| Attendance day 1                                 | A 24 hour pack                                  |

You cannot store, trade or cart a pack, so it stays on the character that got it.

### Using it

Open the Auto Hunt window from the Basic Info window's menu. Pick the skills to use, the loot filter and the potion thresholds, and start. Stop it from the same window.


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