Instructions

MAKE SURE THE GRAPHICS QUALITY IS ‘MANUAL’ AND YOU HAVE A SPRINKLER IN YOUR 1ST HOTBAR SLOT!

This is required for the macro to actually run properly.

Hi!

Because I haven’t added info buttons to the macro app yet, I’m just covering some stuff here.

The Zenith Macro is built around getting maximum honey. Everything is designed with speed in mind
purely for honey, so it is lacking in material collection at the moment. This means it is not the
best macro for progressing in the game, but it is really good for climbing leaderboards. The GUI
also isn’t very pretty, but looks don’t make you more honey. Non-honey modifications will likely
come after a full release. It still has many options for getting mats so you don’t miss out on
getting those easy mats, just you can’t choose to get more mats over more honey.

There is a liscense attached, so please read that so you know your rights and such.

Key Bindings: logo color
F1: start the main macro purple
F2: pause all processes cyan
F3: stop all processes orange
F4: start the auto clicker green
F5: start the aid macro violet

Make sure the Roblox window is on a single monitor! The macro will have some problems if it is
stretched between multiple monitors. Also, the macro has been tested mostly with a 1920x1080px
monitor (without F11 for a full screen), so that size should be the most consistent, although other
screen sizes should work fine. Another thing is that if you want extra range to look for things
like targets, you can make the window a little shorter and wider, so the camera includes more
peripheral area.

The command prompt that shows up (if it even does, depends on your pc) can be ignored, but is
linked to the macro window so it can’t be closed without stopping the macro. If there is ever an
error, it would be cool if you copied the command prompt text and sent it to me.

Status Tab:
The status box is mostly for me for debugging, later on I might go through and make it a bit
clearer, but either way it tell you what the macro is doing.

The placed planters box has the datetimes for when the planters will be harvested with no timezone attached, so changing them would be a little complicated. I haven’t tested it, but if you put in a field without a planter or a planter without a field when manually adding planters, an error will probably happen at some point. I should add a dialogue if you input it wrong… The reset planters button sets all of the datetimes to now and removes all the planters. It also does some internal setting switching where it sets degredation values and planter harvested times, so you don’t have to worry about that if you manually harvest planters without using the macro to do it. The three buttons are bound to the function keys stated, although the pause button currently doesn’t work properly.

Gather Tab:
WARNING: You MUST have a sprinkler in your first hotkey slot, or the macro paths will fail! It
checks if one has been placed to confirm complete field paths. The macro also needs you to have
the supreme saturator because of the limited gathering options.

Currently, you should be using either the target sense or one of the blue field patterns on your main if you’re trying to get honey since those are what make this app unique. The target sense pattern does scorch timing, gets precision, and a whole bumch of other stuff to try to max out your red hourly, and the blue patterns are optimized regular patterns that work best with the Tide Popper or Petal wand and the shiftlock on. White hive gathering haven’t been added yet, although I don’t know why anyone would use or need advanced white gathering because of the low honey amounts and need for mats. The field can be any field other than the Hive Hub and Ant Field (hub coming at some point, ant field would probably reside in a different tab), but be wary of gathering in fields next to cliffs as the character could fall off. If the character does fall off, they will stop gathering after not collecting pollen or seeing a sprinkler for a few seconds. The duration is the amount of time gathering before doing other tasks or converting. Currently, only the mondo chick or the ‘always after’ balloon portion can inturrupt your gathering. The max capacity is how high the capacity % can be before the macro starts 10ish second bag full timer. If the bag is above the threshold for that full duration, the character will reset. If micro converters are turned on it will try to use those instead of forcing a reset, but it will reset if you run out. It also prioritizes hit targets when the bag is full. The convert dropdown has a few options. You can have it never convert, convert once the convert time has passed, convert after gathering and with the timers, or always convert. The convert after value is how often your character will convert the balloon. The always after is how long after refreshing your balloon before it inturrupts gathering to force a conversion. Make sure the convert after value is less than the always convert after setting to avoid bugs. The shiftlock option makes it toggle the shiftlock when gathering. ‘Mark Gather’ makes it gather closer to marks when doing a sprinkler based pattern, like target sense or octo. ‘Star Shower’ makes it try to stand under the falling stars when your passive goes off, and as of now also happens to make you catch regular cocounts. ‘Coco Combo’ makes it catch the combo coconut whenever it spawns close to you. ‘Duped Tokens’ makes it pause under duped tokens when gathering, which is prioritized lower than getting targets and other objects, but higher than plain movement and going to the center of the field. ‘Blooms’ makes the macro head toward the blooms, but mistakes balloons for them right now so I would just leave the setting off until it’s fixed. —– Target Sense —– The target sense options are pretty confusing, but here we go. The scorching timer values are ‘Get prec marks’ and ‘Build flames’. ‘Get prec marks’ indicates how long after the scorch starts does the macro get the precise targets instead of hitting all three targets. ‘Build flames’ is how long after the scorching start will it choose to pause on a new X-Flame to help build the star. The ‘Scorch stack counts’ indicate how it prioritizes hitting targets over ignoring them. The cycle starts when a scorching star goes off cooldown and ends when it is on cooldown. These values essentially make a graph of X-Flame counts vs Scorching Star counts. The first value, ‘Once x off cd (1)’ is the goal/ideal amount for when the X-Flame count starts at 0. ‘By x on cd’ is the idea scorching value when the X-Flame starts its cooldown. Then, it draws a line and tries to keep your count difference within the acceptable range value of that line. When the macro is in that acceptable range, it tries to get precise marks, otherwise it either gets all or avoids all targets. ‘Once x on cd’ is like a jump in the graph, so once the X-Flame activates, it uses a line between this value and ‘By x off cd’. This way you can make it either get more red boost tokens for the beginning of the X-Flame cooldown or the end of it. ‘Once of cd (2)’ is the second jump in the graph, and this makes a line with the final Scorching Star value of ‘By x on cd (2)’, which it tries to time with the X-Flame value of 25. That was a lot, really you should only change it if you know what you’re doing. What I’ve found most people do when boosting manually is get the x flame on cd as fast as possible, then build the scorch to somewhere around 20, then spawn the scorch when the X-flame is around 20 so they have time to make sure the X-flame is centered in the field before spawning it. ‘No hits until’ is a separate value for while it’s doing the timing. This is the number of seconds targets have to be on the field before it decides to stand under one of the hit spots to use as a token link, and ‘then hits until’ is how long it tries to get those before cycling back to not getting them (you don’t need back to back token links). Getting a regular token link will also reset these timers, since these timers are only there so you can grab more tokens. There are also some hidden settings since I didn’t bother to put them in the gui because I’m not sure if they really need to be changed and also I didn’t want to struggle fitting them into the gui yet. These are Target Sense settings specifically, except for ‘gather_full_reset_after’), and are located in the ‘settings.json’ file ‘gather_goo_spread_length’: the length of the edges of the diamond that the goo spreading makes ‘gather_token_frequency’: how often the thing goes in some octos to grab tokens (s) (reset when a tl is grabbed) ‘gather_spread_goo_frequency’: how often the thing goes in a diamond to spread goo (s) ‘gather_full_hit_after’: how long before hit targets are a priority (s) ‘gather_full_reset_after’: before a you just reset bc youre full, micro is before this enough to see it happen ‘gather_hit_wait’: the amount of time targets have to be on the field before absolutely prioritizing hits, so time isnt wasted waiting on a single one —– Blue Settings —– When the ‘pine octo’, ‘bamb shimmy’, or ‘bluf shimmy’ patterns are chosen, the blue settings appear. These settings mostly only apply to these patterns, but I guess could apply to other stuff if you run target sense in a blue field for some reason. The extra pattern and duration settings only apply when a field is boosted, and they exist so you can have the macro do the correct pattern for different fields (it wasn’t needed for target sense because that pattern is basically the same in every field). These fields also have additional durations to use, so that way you could do something like make the bamboo gathering longer than the blue flower one since you’ll fill up the balloon at your hive a lot faster when the blue flower field is boosted. ‘Stump tap duration’ is how much longer you character will set it’s gathering to after getting a stump guiding and visiting the stump field. This is because after tapping like that you will have less deflation at your hive and can gather longer, meaning fewer hops back and forth between your hive and the field. If you want to make it always gather the same length, just set the value to 1. ‘Pine tap duration’ is basically the same, but you don’t need a pine guiding to make it start the pine tap timer. ‘Walk to hive’ makes it have you walk back from the field to the hive, and currently there is only a pine tree path for this. The pattern alignment setting is the amount the macro will align your character against the wall every cycle it does for the non-sprinkler based patterns (right now they’re all blue patterns).

Boost Tab:
Main Tab:
GI stands for ‘Gather Interrupt’, by the way. It is directly to the left of the task it
impacts.

This tab is pretty intuitive. There are spots for each hotkey, and the duration in minutes (the only option that ignores the duration setting is ‘micro’) after them. none: does nothing every: uses the mat whenever the mat timer is up gathering: uses the mat whenever the mat timer is up and you are gathering converting: uses the mat whenever the mat timer is up and you are converting micro: uses micro converters in field when your bag is full glit extension: uses glitter to extend field boosts. More details in Extendable Fields. The glitter is used when there are ___ (the hotkey time setting) minutes left on the boost glit (4x): uses glitter, which alternates with using dice (and the red booster) to keep your main gathering field at 4x dice (4x): uses dice, which alternates with using glitter… tap: uses the mat (generally for more capacity, like a snowflake) when tapping a field tap + gather: same as ‘tap’, but it also uses these mats when gathering (like a purple potion) ‘Stack’ turns on the sticker stack with tickets. It also has a duration setting for how long you assume the stack to last (the max is supposed to be 60m, however bss lags a bit sometimes and can be closer to 60.5 or 61). ‘Red Booster’ turns on the red booster (the white booster will be added in a later version) ‘Blue’ turns on the blue booster. ‘Stump Tap’ turns on stump tapping, which only happens when the field has a guiding star over it. ‘Pine Tap’ is the same, but for the Pine Tree Forest. The Wind Shrine is turned on when either the amount is set to 0, or the mat is set to ‘none’. You can select the mat that is donated, and the number of it donated. Field Config Tab: Gather in boosted fields makes it gather in field when it is boosted by one of the field boosters. Extendable Fields are the fields the glit extension can be used in. This is so you can maximize you glitter value by only extending a the best field but still take advantage of all the free boosters. It only extends fields in this and Gather in boosted fields.

Collect Tab:
This tab collects some maching and dispensor mats when they are off their cooldown.

Polar bear just makes it cycle through the polar bear dialogue whenever the feast is collected,
it doesnt actually do the quests. This is so you don’t lose out on free polar power.

Mobs Tab:
Bug runs are not functional yet…

The mondo option makes you stop gathering and go to the mountain top field ‘Prepare time’
seconds before the hour turns. This is so that you don’t have dead time where you are waiting
for your bees to get to the field after the mondo chick spawns.

The max damage time is only used when you have the damage option selected.

The kill option kills the Mondo Chick, the loot option loots it.

Planter Tab:
WARNING: If you do not have at least the number of planter types selected equal to the number
of allowed planters, the macro might crash.

‘get loot’ controls whether or not you collect loot after harvesting a planter

When ‘fully grow’ is on, the planters placed will always be harvested once they are full
despite the min and max planter times.The min time is used for nectars above the min % value,
up to the max time is used for the planters below that threshold. The highest nectar
field/planter combos are used when all of the nectars are above the threshold but the better
field/planter combos are used for the first prioritized nectars below the threshold.

Below the planter options are the allowed planters and fields to place them in.

‘deg. weight’ makes the macro wait degredation x worse than it really is when choosing a
field, so you can potentially get more loot by not spamming the same fields as much. This
doesn’t actually impact how long the planters would grow in that field.

Settings Tab:
The preferred hive slot is the slot the macro will try to choose when joining a server. The
first hive slot is optimal for honeymaking.

The max framerate is the max framerate the macro will run at. It is pointless for this to
exceed the framerate of the Roblox window.

The movespeed is your character’s movespeed with no buffs active. There are a few problem
numbers where two different movespeed compositions make up the same base movespeeds, but for
anyone with endgame boosts it will accurately determine your movespeed composition for
calculation purposes.

The key delay is the delay after pressing and releasing certain keys. It only impacts certain
parts of the macro, so it won’t do things like slow down the sense cycling.

Path alignment is how many extra flowers extra the character will move towards walls when doing
certain paths (not implemented on all paths that could use it yet…).

Task tries is how many times it will retry a task before giving up until the next gather cycle.

Scroll chunk is how much (1=0.044 of the window height) the scrollbar should be moved at a time
when searching for planters and mats in your inventory. This value can be increased with many
different mats and can be decreased when you have fewer unique mats.

The color scheme changes the colors of certain gui things in the macro. Three hexidecimal
numbers should be entered for each color (like 00FF00, full green, the order is rgb). These
colors apply when the macro is opened and closed.
Spot 1: The main foreground color
2: The main background color, also it’s one of the text colors and used for some gui
objects :/
3: The main text color
4: The other text color (it’s just on a few buttons)
5: The main gui backgorund color

Either version of the private server link can be entered (or maybe not lmk). If the macro fails
to join a private server three times in a row, it will attempt to join a public server instead.

The ‘Role’ setting is this copy of the macro’s role relative to your other copies.
‘solo’ acts on its own apart from your other macro instances
‘main’ sends the ‘field alt’ accounts to it’s gathering field
‘field alt’s follow wherever the ‘main’ macro tells them to. While the main does the task
cycle that has the red field booster in it, ‘field alt1’ stays in your preferred gather
field, ‘field alt2’ goes to the secondary field (either straw or pepper for red), and
‘field alt3’ goes to the last field to get the flowers pre pollinated. Once ‘main’
knows the field, all the field alts go to it. Also, the ‘field alt’s don’t ever go to
their own boosted fields, they stay either in their specific field given with the
setting or a ‘main’ boosted field.

Attack, guiding, and general alt options are to be added later, and those would swap in/out
of the server depending on what the priority is.

Aid Tab:
This is a built-in boosting macro that will be improved upon in the future.

An auto clicker that runs at the max framerate is linked to the F4 key, which isn’t really
indicated anywhere but there you go. F3 is used to stop all macro processes.

The hotkeys are basically the same as in the boosting tab, but it can send the ‘o’ key to zoom
out whenever the camera gets blocked in case you are doing something like rbc in the mushroom,
and the delays are in seconds. The other gather hotkeys will not be sent for this gathering

If the gather option is selected, it will start doing the regular gather pattern that you have
set for it without resetting the character ever. This is good for something like puffs if you
need to do something else for a few seconds but don’t want to completely stop gathering. It can
still drift out of a field and will keep doing the pattern until you stop it, it doesn’t care
if it sees the sprinkler or not.

The shiftlock and get duped options are the same as in the gather tab but for this gathering
specifically.

The auto holder is a replacement for an auto clicker in some senses. Instead of using an auto
clicker to use the tool, which always has a chance of going wild if you forget about it, the
auto holder just holds down the left click whenever you right click. This way you can still
play the game like normal but be able to release the mouse whenever doing things like puffs or
boosting.