Auto Move

Empties one set of storage worlds into another. Give it a source list and a destination list — it hauls the load across, world by world, and drops bad worlds out of the list as it finds them.

The Run

• Enters a source world and picks up until the backpack holds the amount you asked for
• Enters a destination world and stacks the load row by row from your chosen coordinate
• Every item type gets its own row, so the pile stays sorted, not mixed
• Repeats until the source worlds are empty — then stops with a full report

Knows When to Walk Away

• World nuked or inaccessible? Dropped from the list, never tried again
• Wrong Door ID? Caught by the white-door loop and dropped too
• World full? Once every item hits its per-world cap, that world is done
• Failed worlds are written to a log file so you know which ones to fix
• Ten failed warps in a row triggers a disconnect and a long rest, instead of hammering the server

Nothing Gets Stranded

If the destinations run out while the backpack still holds items, the load is carried back to a source world and dropped there — the bot never finishes a run holding stock it cannot put down.

Stacking Control

• Per-world cap for each item, so no single world gets overloaded
• Per-tile limits on both stack count and item count
• Split mode for thin piles when you do not want everything dropped in one spot
• Checks a tile is reachable and still has room before standing on it

Also Inside

• Items written by ID or by name — the name is looked up for you
• World lists from the config file, or from a plain .txt you keep updating
• Random world order and a staggered start per bot slot, so a fleet never piles into one world
• Its own reconnect, with the built-in one switched off so the two never fight
• Handles banwave, banned and suspended states by waiting them out, not spamming
• Live summary in the console every few minutes: uptime, trips, and how much of each item moved
• Optional Discord webhook, and a crash still leaves the full report behind