Built-in Auto-Attack

@at: repeat your Ctrl skill

Assign a suitable attack skill to Ctrl in the keyboard settings, then enter @at in chat. The server keeps sending the Ctrl input; your character uses the skill that you bound there.

• This command does not choose or rotate skills for you.
• Enter @at again to stop auto-attack. Stopping is immediate, even while the start cooldown is active.

@at move: test attacks and pursue targets

Enter @at move to repeat the Ctrl skill while the server selects nearby living monsters and checks whether your own attacks are dealing damage. If a target takes damage, the character keeps attacking it; when damage stops, it checks facing and range before repositioning. Targets on the current platform are prioritized before pursuing other reachable floors.

• Attack checks use your own direct damage in the same map instance, not other players' hits or damage over time. The server gives a new target at least three active attack attempts and 1.5 seconds for damage feedback before treating a route as blocked.
• Repositioning uses normal movement inputs and retests attacks instead of walking all the way to a target without checking. @at move can use supported jumps and map-defined ropes or ladders to reach platforms; it does not teleport your character.
• If the map is empty, it can explore safe, ordinary map portals. It does not traverse locked or scripted portals, active boss-repeat routes or arbitrary PQ objectives.

Reflection, potions and Golden Apple

Automatic attacks pause if any living monster on the current map has physical or magic damage reflection, then resume when reflection is gone. This protects against area attacks hitting a reflecting target.

• Enabled automatic potions can continue while attacks and movement are paused for reflection.
• While @at, @at move or automatic boss attacking is active, a usable Golden Apple (#2005107) in the USE inventory is automatically used at most once every 10 seconds. Item restrictions and cooldowns still apply.

Before starting

Check the Ctrl binding and make sure the selected skill works in the map where you plan to fight. If the character does not attack, test the skill manually on Ctrl first. Auto-Attack repeats that input; it does not bypass the skill, target or map rules.