Steam Cardbot Setup Tutorial 2018, easy and fast [How to Cardbot] HD

Basics: To run your own SteamBot you will need to install Node. Node makes it possible to run JavaScript easily on your PC. To use a SteamBot you need an SteamAccount which is able to trade and this Account should have a mobile number and should be used inside SDA. The Steam Desktop Authenticator (SDA) creates a "steamid.mafile" which stores your Account information, you need your Account information to configure your SteamBot. I will try to make it as easy as possible for you to install your SteamBot without getting in trouble. I recommend you to use the SteamBot SourceCode from: Download the "Steam Card Bot" We use version v4 from: http://www110.zippyshare.com/v/NbbEtlyH/file.html (Thanks to "zero" for this update) Install "NodeJS" Use version 6.10 from: https://nodejs.org/en/blog/release/v6.10.2/ If you already installed "Steam Desktop Authenticator" you can skip this step. Install "Steam Desktop Authenticator" Use version 1.0.8.1 from: https://github.com/Jessecar96/SteamDesktopAuthenticator/releases After you have downloaded your Steam Card Bot, installed your Node and have your SDA running you will need to get the .mafile out of your SDA. Find the SteamID of your Steam Account which you want to use for the Bot. For example: 7656119000000000 If you open your .maFile and there is no readable information inside the file this means the .mafile is encrypted, you will need to remove the encryption inside SDA and restart it. Reopen your mafile and it will have readable information inside it, you can search for "sharedsecret" for example. How to do: - Open the folder "maFile" - Open the File: 7656119000000000.mafile - Find your "sharedsecret" - Find your "identitysecret" - Add the sharedsecret and identitysecret to the bots config file. - Add all other required informations like accountname and password to the config. If you have set your configuration file correctly you can start the "start.bat" file by double click. The Bot should start running after the node console appeared on your screen. For more informations about the Bot and its commands please check the readme file inside the Bots folder. Music by: