TG-notpixel

Auto paint and claim for Nt Pxel

Table of Contents

• TG-notpixel
• Table of Contents
• Registration
• Features
• Support Me
• Warning
• How to Use
  • About Config.json
  • Command Line Options / Arguments
  • About Proxy
  • Windows
  • Linux
  • Termux
• Thank You

Registration

Follow this link to register: https://t.me/notpixel/app?startapp=f1719410244_s628001

Features

• Automatic Painting
• Automatic Mining Claims
• Automatic Boost Upgrades
• Proxy Support
• Uses fake user agent

Warning

This program uses third-party libraries to log into Telegram accounts.

According to Telegram's TOS, all accounts that register or log in using unofficial Telegram API clients will automatically be monitored to prevent violations of the Terms of Service.

So be careful, and hopefully your account won't get blocked.

All risks are borne by the user!

How to Use

About Config.json

Here's an explanation of the config.json contents:

Keyword	Description
api_id	To fill this key, you can register first at my.telegram.org/apps. This is not mandatory; you can use mine which is already stored in the config.json.example file
api_hash	To fill this key, you can register first at my.telegram.org/apps. This is not mandatory; you can use mine which is already stored in the config.json.example file
referral_code	Fill this key with your main account's invitation code
colors	Fill this key with a list of colors you want to apply to the canvas. You can get the color codes (hexcode) inside the Telegram bot (follow the existing format). You can watch this video to learn how to get hex colors from the bot:
auto_upgrade	This key is to activate the auto upgrade feature, set to true to enable it and false to disable it
countdown	This key determines how long to wait for energy to fill up, fill this key with a positive value (in seconds)
time_before_start	This key is used to create random countdown times before starting the script, the key has 2 values that need to be filled [small,large], example as shown in the config itself (unit: seconds)

Command Line Options / Arguments

This script/program also supports several argument parameters that can be used. Here's an explanation of the arguments:

--proxy / -P can be used when you have a different filename for storing the proxy list. The default filename used by this script/program to store proxy lists is proxies.txt. If you have a file named prox.txt as your proxy list file, you just need to add the --proxy / -P argument parameter to use your proxy file. Example: python bot.py --proxy prox.txt

--worker / -W this argument is used to customize the number of threads/workers used when the bot script runs. By default, this script/software uses (total CPU cores / 2) workers. For example, if your CPU has 6 cores, then the number of workers used is 3. You can customize the number of workers using this argument. For example, if you want to set the number of workers to 100, run bot.py with the argument like this: python bot.py --worker 100. And if you don't like using workers/threads/multiprocessing, you can customize the worker to 1, example: python bot.py --worker 1.

--action / -A this argument is used to directly enter the desired menu. For example, if this bot script has 5 menus and you don't want to input manually, you can use this argument to directly enter the desired menu. Example: python bot.py --action 5 means you will directly enter menu number 5. This argument is useful if you use docker/pm2 to run the bot script in the background process.

About Proxy

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You can add proxy lists in the proxies.txt file and the proxy format is as follows:

If there is authentication:

Format:

protocol://user:password@hostname:port

Example:

http://admin:[email protected]:6969

If there is no authentication:

Format:

protocol://hostname:port

Example:

http://69.69.69.69:6969

Please carefully note whether the proxy you are using requires authentication or not, as many people DM me asking about how to use proxies.

Here's how to use it on different operating systems:

Windows

1. Make sure your computer has Python and Git installed. If not, you can install them first

   Recommended Python version is 3.10

   Download Python: https://python.org

   Download Git: https://git-scm.com

2. Open Terminal/CMD

3. Clone this repository

   git clone https://github.com/ShadowScripts1/TG-notpixel.git

4. Enter the TG-notpixel folder

   cd TG-notpixel

5. Install required libraries

   python -m pip install -r requirements.txt

6. Copy config.json.example to config.json or you can also rename the config.json.example file to config.json. Then adjust the config according to your preferences, you can see About Config.json for the explanation.

   Follow one of the commands below and adjust according to your OS:

   Windows CMD/Powershell

   copy config.json.example config.json

   Linux/Unix

   cp config.json.example config.json

7. Run/execute the main file

   python bot.py

Linux

1. Make sure your computer has Python and Git installed. If not, you can install them first

   Linux command to install Python and Git:

   sudo apt install python3 python3-venv python3-pip git -y

2. Clone this repository

   git clone https://github.com/ShadowScripts1/TG-notpixel.git

3. Enter the TG-notpixel folder

   cd TG-notpixel

4. Create and activate virtual environment

   python3 -m venv env && source env/bin/activate

5. Install required libraries

   python -m pip install -r requirements.txt

6. Copy config.json.example to config.json or you can also rename the config.json.example file to config.json. Then adjust the config according to your preferences, you can see About Config.json for the explanation.

   Follow one of the commands below and adjust according to your OS:

   Windows CMD/Powershell

   copy config.json.example config.json

   Linux/Unix

   cp config.json.example config.json

7. Run the main file

   python bot.py

Termux

1. Make sure Python and Git are installed in your Termux app. If not, install them first:

   pkg update -y && pkg upgrade -y && pkg install python git -y

2. Clone this repository

   git clone https://github.com/ShadowScripts1/TG-notpixel.git

3. Enter the TG-notpixel folder

   cd TG-notpixel

4. Install required libraries

   python -m pip install -r requirements.txt

5. Copy config.json.example to config.json or you can also rename the config.json.example file to config.json. Then adjust the config according to your preferences, you can see About Config.json for the explanation.

   Follow one of the commands below and adjust according to your OS:

   Windows CMD/Powershell

   copy config.json.example config.json

   Linux/Unix

   cp config.json.example config.json

6. Run the main file

   python bot.py

Thank You