Frequently asked questions
Do I need Python or any developer tools?
No. You receive the compiled Windows application. Extract the ZIP, run Launcher.exe and enter your license key.
Does SW BOT support LDPlayer 9?
Yes. SW BOT is built and tested for LDPlayer 9 at 640x480.
How many accounts can I use?
It depends on the profiles you configure and on your PC hardware. Each profile is bound to an LDPlayer instance and Governor slot; every extra emulator needs more RAM and CPU.
Are updates automatic?
Yes. Supported releases are delivered through the launcher, which checks for a new version on every start.
Will updates delete my settings?
No. Your settings live in a separate folder that updates never touch: accounts, rules, timers and your license are preserved.
What happens if I change my PC?
The license device binding can be reset through support (or by the admin), after which you activate on the new PC.
Where do I download the bot after buying?
The download link is sent to your checkout e-mail together with your license key after the payment is confirmed. If it has not arrived within 24 hours, contact support with your order reference.
Does the license renew automatically?
No. Every plan is a fixed term (30, 180 or 365 days). Buy again to extend; nothing is charged automatically.
Can I get a refund?
See the Refund Policy. Contact support first if something does not work - most issues are fixed quickly. Please do not open a bank dispute before contacting us; a chargeback suspends the license while it is reviewed.
Can I use the license on multiple PCs?
The default license allows one activated PC. The device limit is controlled by the license configuration; contact support if you need more.
Is SW BOT affiliated with Lilith Games?
No. SW BOT is independent third-party software and is not affiliated with, sponsored by, endorsed by, or officially connected with Lilith Games. Rise of Kingdoms is mentioned only to describe compatibility.
Does the bot need my game account password?
No. SW BOT works with the game already signed in inside LDPlayer; it never asks for game credentials.