Miracle Bot – Advanced automation for Tibia 7.4 (Miracle)
Runemaker + cavebot with Tkinter HUD, advanced calibration and .exe packaging
Advanced bot for Tibia OT (Miracle 7.4), with a full desktop UI, runemaker, cavebot, pixel calibration and multiple profiles.
Context and objective
Advanced bot for Tibia OT (Miracle 7.4), with a full desktop UI, runemaker, cavebot, pixel calibration and multiple profiles.
I built a full Python bot for the Miracle 7.4 server, combining runemaker and cavebot inside a modern Tkinter HUD. The system includes detailed pixel calibration for battle, mana, monsters and slots, a visual mouse tracker, JSON-saved presets, background-safe execution and .exe packaging through PyInstaller.
The challenge
The core challenge here was not just building a polished interface. It was designing a flow that fit the real business context, reduced operational noise and turned a fragmented process into something clearer, faster and more reliable.
That usually means aligning customer service, decision-making, record keeping, automation and follow-up under one coherent logic. In other words: making the product support the operation, not the other way around.
The solution
I built a full Python bot for the Miracle 7.4 server, combining runemaker and cavebot inside a modern Tkinter HUD. The system includes detailed pixel calibration for battle, mana, monsters and slots, a visual mouse tracker, JSON-saved presets, background-safe execution and .exe packaging through PyInstaller.
Tkinter HUD with light/dark theme support
Runemaker and cavebot modules independently configurable via GUI
Advanced color and screen-region calibration
Profile and preset system saved in JSON
Windows-ready .exe build for easy usage
Real impact
Advanced automation handles repetitive tasks with precision
Pixel-level calibration improves reliability in execution
Technology
My responsibilities
- Implemented the automation logic for attack, mana, food and flags
- Built the desktop interface in Tkinter
- Integrated OpenCV and PyAutoGUI for pixel and screen detection
- Configured packaging with PyInstaller
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Final CTA
If you want to build something like this or reorganize an operation that still depends too heavily on manual work, overloaded customer service or a confusing interface, this is exactly the kind of project where I usually create the most value.