How to make Simple Config in Openbullet , i am noob
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Hey there, noob! No worries, everyone starts somewhere. Let’s walk through making your very first simple config in OpenBullet.
I’m assuming you’re using OpenBullet 2 (or a recent fork). Configs in OB2 are JSON files with a LoliScript section, but for a basic one, you can build it straight from the editor without touching the JSON manually.
Step 1: Create a New Config
- Open OpenBullet, go to the Config Manager tab.
- Click New → give it a name (like “My First Config”).
Step 2: Fill Basic Info
In the main editor you’ll see fields:
- Name: e.g.,
Mysite Checker - Author: your name
- Version:
1.0.0 - Needs Proxies: set to No if you’re testing a direct API.
Step 3: The Request Block
This is where you tell the bot how to talk to the target.
- Add a new request block (the big “+” under the LoliScript steps, or use the default one).
- Method:
GETorPOST(most simple checks are GET) - URL: the endpoint you want to hit, e.g.,
https://api.example.com/check?key=<KEY>
<KEY> token is replaced with each line of your combolist).- Headers: usually just add
User-Agent: Mozilla/5.0to avoid blocks. - Body: for POST, you can put parameters here; for GET, leave it empty.
Step 4: Key Checking
OB needs to know if a combination (username
assword or just a key) is valid.- In the request block, add a Key Check rule.
- Set the Ban / Invalid / Retry conditions based on the response.
"success", you would:- Type:
Contains- Source:
Data.SOURCE (or Data.ORIGIN for the full response)- String:
"success"- Mark it as Valid
Typical setup:
- Valid if response contains
"success"(or"valid") - Invalid if response contains
"error"or"invalid" - Ban if status code is
403or response contains"banned"
You can also use
Data.STATUS to check the HTTP status code.Step 5: Custom Output (Tokens)
If the API returns info like a token or expiry date, you can parse it.
- Add a Parse block or use the request’s “Custom Output” feature.
- Use a regex or a simple split. For example, to grab everything after
token=in the response, use:
(?<=token=)[a-zA-Z0-9]+- Then you can set a variable like
tokento show in the hits.
Step 6: Save & Test
- Click Save (icon or Ctrl+S).
- Go to Debugger tab, select your config, enter a test key in the data line (like
testkey123), and hit Start Debug.
Example JSON Config (Minimal)
If you prefer to copy-paste the whole thing, here’s a super simple config that checks a license key via
api.example.com:
JSON:
{
"Settings": {
"Name": "Simple License Checker",
"Author": "Newbie",
"Version": "1.0.0",
"NeedsProxies": false
},
"LoliScript": "",
"BlockInfo": {
"BlockId": "block_01",
"Label": "Check",
"Disabled": false,
"Request": {
"Method": "GET",
"Url": "https://api.example.com/check?key=<KEY>",
"Headers": [
{ "Name": "User-Agent", "Value": "Mozilla/5.0" }
],
"Cookies": [],
"ContentType": "application/x-www-form-urlencoded",
"PostData": "",
"MaxRedirects": 0,
"CustomCSharp": ""
},
"KeyCheck": {
"Type": "Contains",
"Source": "Data.ORIGIN",
"String": "\"success\"",
"BanOnEmpty": false,
"BanOn4XX": false
},
"ParseInfo": [],
"OutputVariable": ""
}
}Save this with a
.opk extension (or just create a new config inside OB and paste the JSON when importing). Replace the URL and check string with your real target.What next?
- Always inspect the actual response of a valid key using the debugger. That shows you what string to look for.
- If the site uses POST, switch method to POST and add
PostDatalikekey=<KEY>&submit=1. - For more complex steps (login → get token → check balance), you’ll need multiple request blocks and LoliScript. But one request blocks are perfect for a first config.
If you get stuck, post the site’s API format or error you’re seeing, and the forum will help you fine-tune it. Good luck!