Setting up FRep

    In your Android, open Settings from notification bar or from app list, then tap "About device" ("About phone" or "About tablet" or maybe just "About").
    In the device information list, tap Build number item 7 times. You should receive a message saying "you are now a developer" or something to that effect, which allows you access developer options.
    Allow USB debugging, which is under Settings > Developer Options -> Debugging -> USB debugging. While you're here, it's worth looking around at the other options. I recommend turning on "show touches" after you have made your macro and are testing it, so you can see exactly what is happening if a screen touch goes wrong.
    Open the app on your phone. It should say that the service is "not running". This is ok and it is important to open the app before running the set-up tool.
    Go to your computer, plug in your phone via USB.
    For Windows, you need install the ADB driver (or shown as "driver for developer") of your device for USB debugging connection. You may need to know your phone's exact model number. If so, My Computer > Right click your phone > Properties and your model will be listed there. Anyways, basically go here: https://developer.android.com/studio/run/oem-usb.html#Drivers and pick your phone's manufacturer, some of those links are direct to download site, some(like samsung) need to select your product and model number. Download and install "usb driver". Different companies have different descriptions, but if "USB" and "driver" are in the same file path, it's a safe bet that's the one you want. Alternatively, you can try this universal ADB driver which claims to work on all phones on all Windows versions: https://plus.google.com/103583939320326217147/posts/BQ5iYJEaaEH

Ok, are you still with me? It'll be worth it, I promise. Keep thinking of those sweet, sweet TM rewards.

Download the FRep set up tool.

    Windows: http://strai.x0.com/frep/setup_win
    Mac: http://strai.x0.com/frep/setup_mac
    Linux: http://strai.x0.com/frep/setup_linux

If you're running Windows: simply extract(yes, ACTUALLY extract it, it won't work if you run it without unzipping) and run the batch file "win"(or win.bat). The last line of the console that opens up should read "server started". Close the windows. You are done with your computer. Unplug and go somewhere else if you want. If it says "No such file or directory", you didn't open the app on your phone like I said to. Do that and try again. Any other errors go here: http://strai.x0.com/frep/faq. Do not delete the extracted files, because unless your phone is rooted(and by all means, google how to do that, there are pros and cons and risks), you'll have to connect your phone and run "win.bat" every time you're phone turns off/restarts. * for other OS: follow the instructions on respective link, I have windows so I have no experience with mac/linux

    : On your phone, Switch ON “FRep Accessibility Service” in Android Settings -> Accessibility.

Using the app, recording and editing macros.

Take a breath, it's installed. Now let's get into the app, do some options and start making a farming macro. There are a lot of options that you can tweak to your own preference, but I will cover what I think are important ones. If I skip a setting, it means leave it default.

    Open the app. It should say Service Running. Yay! Top right, 3 dots, press > calibrate input. This isn't necessary for basic macros, but will future proof as it allows you to edit in swipes, long presses and double taps after recording. Follow the instructions, test the calibration. Redo it if it doesn't look right(doesn't need to be perfect).
    Back on app's home screen. Click options. Make sure the top two are checked.
    Rec/Play settings > Check everything except for "default interruption". Having that off means if you accidentally (or intentionally) touch your screen while the macro is running, the macro won't abort. Go back once to main options screen.
    System settings > Check start on boot if your phone is rooted. Check Save Screenshot. Screenshot method > Auto BMP(faster). Back to app home screen.
    Under record settings, select Progress and move the slider underneath all the way to the right(10 seconds).