Footsites
Setting Up
After you familiarize yourself with the bot, it's time to set up on a specific site. Head over to the tasks page, create your task group, and press the purple plus icon to get started with creating a task.
Footsites Setup
Create Tasks
Task Group: Select the task group where you want your tasks to be created.
Site: Select the website you're trying to purchase from.
Mode: For Footsites, there is one mode called Normal.
Monitor Input: Input the PID (SKU) that you're trying to go for. PID's are provided within Discord or in the Dashboard section of your bot before a release occurs.
Size: Select the sizes you want to go for. You can select a specific size range or random.
Profile: Select the profile group and profiles you want to cop with.
Proxy: Select your proxy group for footsites.
Gift Cards (optional): Select your gift card group if you plan on checking out with giftcards.
Task Quantity: Input the number of tasks you would like to create per profile here. Total task count is determined by the number of profiles multiplied by the task quantity input.
Captcha
Footsites has 2 forms of captcha. The first is Google Invisible ReCaptcha V2, which is only used to enter queue on Queue-it releases. The second is GeeTest, which is used in order to add to cart.
Google Invisible ReCaptcha V2: When there is a Queue-it release you will need to solve a few captchas in order for your tasks to enter the queue. In order to set up for this, navigate to the Captcha: Setting Up Harvester section of the documentation to know how to set up for captchas. After you start your tasks captchas will appear in your harvesters or AYCD AutoSolve. You need to solve 1 captcha for each task in order for it to enter the queue.
GeeTest: GeeTest is a puzzle captcha where you need to slide a puzzle piece into the correct spot. This captcha type only appears on the carting step if your proxy gets flagged. Luckily, Valor auto solves this captcha without the user needing to do anything so don't worry about this.
Running Tasks
Queue-it: You want to start tasks when the queue goes live which is usually around 30 minutes before the scheduled release time. This is done because the site tends to go down under lots of traffic closer to drop time and you want to get as many tasks into the queue as possible before the drop. Before starting tasks make sure you have your harvesters open or AYCD AutoSolve set up. When you press start your tasks will try to cart and check if Queue-it is enabled, sometimes an error might appear if the site is down, let them retry and they should eventually go through. After this captchas will be prompted which needs to be solved and your tasks will say "Waiting for Captcha...". After the captcha is solved it needs to be submitted. You can search "Challenge" in your task search bar and you should see the task trying to submit the captcha. Again when the site is down it might take time for this task to finish its job so let it run. Once the task is done submitting the captcha it should say "Sleeping...". This stage is where the tasks wait for the drop to enter the queue (tasks do not use your proxy data when they are sleeping). Closer to drop your tasks should eventually say "In Queue...". At release time tasks should start to pass the queue and attempt to add the product to your cart, when this happens just let your tasks run. It is important to note that you need to solve a captcha for each task to enter the queue. You can search "Sleep" in your task search bar and you want to see the number of tasks counting up.
For Queue-It releases, it is very important that you get as many tasks into the queue as possible to maximize your chances for success. We highly suggest you invest in AYCD AI or AYCD third-party solvers. For Footsites, each task requires you to solve a captcha in order to enter the queue so running AI or third party solvers through AYCD makes it easier and faster when running thousands of tasks compared to using the in-bot harvester. Please contact AYCD for support if you need help setting this up.
Non-Queue-It: When there is no Queue-it simply start your tasks 5 minutes before the scheduled release time. They should get their session then begin attempting to add the product to your cart, after this let your tasks run.
Common Errors
Stuck on "Starting Queue-it..." or "Waiting for Captcha..." with no tasks on "Sleeping...": For Footsites, the bot only solves 1,000 captchas at any given moment, when 1,000 of your tasks are "Waiting for Captcha..." the rest of the tasks will say "Starting Queue-it..." which means they are waiting for the rest of your tasks to solve the captcha before requesting captcha. This is done to avoid overloading with captcha spam. The easiest way to debug if your tasks are not going to the "Sleeping..." status is to restart your bot, start 1 task, if it is stuck on "Waiting for Captcha..." then you have your captcha solver config set up incorrectly. Make sure you have read the Captcha section of the documentation and if you're using AYCD make sure to read their guides as well. If you are using services like 2Cap it is possible their servers go down on hype drops so it takes a while for your tasks to solve the captcha.
Stuck on "Failed Submitting Profile" or "Failed Submitting Card" is caused by the site being down, let your tasks run and retry, they should eventually get through. This issue is out of our control and a problem with our site. If your tasks are only stuck on "Failed Submitting Profile" there also may be an issue with your profile, make a ticket in the discord and ask for help.
"Failed Adding to Cart (429)" is a common status from the website, it doesn't affect much just let your tasks run.
"Profile Already Used" this message is sent from the website which usually means your profiles are too similar and cannot checkout. To avoid this make sure your profiles don't have the same email, phone, etc.
"Cart Expired" is caused when the product in your cart has gone out of stock. This is out of our control.
Need Help Still?
Are you still stuck after reading over this guide? No problem! Feel free to make a support ticket within Discord with whatever questions you have to receive further support.
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