twoverflow

Automating the boring stuff on Tribal Wars 2 with tools like auto farming, auto builder, command scheduler, minimap and more.

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Last Commit 2020-05-30
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Last Indexed 2026-08-11 05:08

Installation

nimble install twoverflow
choosenim install twoverflow
git clone https://gitlab.com/eksten/twoverflow

OS Compatibility

Platform Linux macOS Windows FreeBSD OpenBSD NetBSD Android iOS WASM Embedded
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Source

Repository https://gitlab.com/eksten/twoverflow
Homepage https://gitlab.com/eksten/twoverflow
Registry Source gitlab

README

TWOverflow - Tools for Tribal Wars 2

Current tools

  • FarmOverflow - Tool with lots of settings and filters to farm automatically around all your villages.
  • CommandQueue - Tool to send attacks/supports or relocate troops specifying the date it should arrive, or a data to send.
  • AutoCollector - Tool to collect all resources from deposit and second village automatically.
  • Minimap - Tool to display a minimap with custom highlights.
  • BuilderQueue - Tool to build in every village automatically.
  • AttackView - Tool to have a better overview of incoming commands.

Installation

See https://gitlab.com/relaxeaza/twoverflow/wikis/Installation.

Testing version

You can run the testing version to experiment new features and bug fixes before the stable release.

See https://gitlab.com/relaxeaza/twoverflow/wikis/Testing-version

Translations

Please help to translate TWOverflow on Crowdin.

Creating your own modules

See https://gitlab.com/relaxeaza/twoverflow/wikis/Custom-modules

Compiling from source

You'll need to install nodejs to build the script from source.

Open the terminal, clone and install the dependencies.

git clone https://gitlab.com/relaxeaza/twoverflow.git
cd twoverflow
npm install

To compile run npm run make or node make.js. The script will be compiled inside dist/

Compile flags

You can use some flags to customize the resulting file.

  • --minify to generate a minified file.
  • --ignore to ignore specific modules by ID (check module.json for ID).
  • --only compile only a specific module by ID (check module.json for ID).
  • --lint check source for errors.

Example: node make.js --ignore=farm_overflow,minimap --minify ignores both modules farm_overflow and minimap and will generate an minified file.