Supported Bots - NikeShoeBot

AutoSolve allows you to connect OneClick with supported bots to make OneClick a default Captcha Solver. By connecting bots to OneClick, it becomes your Captcha solving hub - allowing for captcha challenges to be sent to OneClick and optionally to supported 3rd party solvers like 2Captcha, AntiCaptcha, and CapMonster.

NikeShoeBot (NSB) AutoSolve Setup:

Before proceeding with the setup for NSB and AutoSolve it is required that you have read the AutoSolve - Getting Started Guide. Once you have read through the Getting Started Guide and you have AutoSolve is enabled you can proceed with the setup using the steps below.

1. Launch OneClick and go to the AutoSolve menu option. From here you can use the Go To Dashboard button, or you can go to the website dashboard and access your AutoSolve Dashboard.
   
2. From your dashboard get your AYCD Access Token by pressing copy under the AutoSolve Access Token.
3. In NSB, you will navigate under the CAPTCHA tab to find the AYCD AutoSolve section.
   
4. Click on the AYCD Gears logo and paste your Access Token.
   
   
5. Next from the dashboard, you will need to create an AutoSolve Bot API Key for NSB, remember that you will need a different one for each bot. When selecting a name it is best to use the name of the bot so that you can easily identify it.
   
6. Once you have created your API Key for NSB, use the copy button and it will copy your Bot API Key to your clipboard.
   
7. After adding your Access Token and API Key, you can click Connect in order to connect NSB to AutoSolve. Although you will be prompted if the connection was successful, we highly encourage that you run a test task afterwards to ensure everything is properly setup.

Running NSB with AutoSolve:

Create your NSB tasks, once you have completed the above steps in settings there is nothing specific you need to do in order to use AutoSolve.

1. Launch OneClick and go to the Accounts menu option. Right-click an account and Start AutoSolve, or click on Options > Start AutoSolve > All, to start up all your accounts as Solvers within the category.
   
2. Upon trying to start an account, you will be asked whether to skip Login Verification and if you wish to warm up the browser before becoming a Solver. The Automatic Google Account Login Verification verifies whether the account is logged into the browser. The Warm Up Browser With Some Activity warms up the browser by performing some activities in the browser before becoming the Solver, which includes watching YouTube and Google Searches. Click the Start button when you are ready to start your Solvers!
3. Then when you run your NSB tasks when there is a task that requires a captcha it will request it from your accounts in OneClick.

Tips & Tricks

If you notice that you're getting an "invalid credentials" error or something similar even though your Access Token and API bot key are correct, try restarting NSB and see if it let's you connect first before you try anything else. This is a common error that happens for users and restarting NSB first tends to save users time when troubleshooting.