Gear And Bags

Gear & Bags

CleanBot lets you look after a bot's equipment, bags, quests, and even shopping almost like your own character. Most of this lives on the Individual tab; bags and quests can also be opened straight from the right-click menu.

The bot's character (Individual tab)

Pick a bot and you'll see its 3D model and a full equipment paperdoll. Hover any slot to inspect the item. You can keep a bot's gear current here, or let it gear itself with Auto Gear / Auto-Equip (see Bot Behavior).

Use the ★ star button to add the bot to your Favorites preset on the Manage tab.

Bags

Open a bot's bags from its character view or the right-click Inventory menu. The inventory window shows everything the bot carries plus its money. From here you can:

• Use an item (food, potions, quest items…).
• Equip gear straight from the bags.
• Sell Trash — vendor all the bot's gray items in one click (a vendor must be nearby).
• Deposit to Guild Bank — right-click an item and choose this to drop it into your guild's vault. The bot has to be in your guild, standing at a guild vault, with deposit rights; otherwise CleanBot tells you so. This is deposit-only — the server can't show a bot's guild bank contents, so there's no guild-bank window to browse or withdraw from.

At a vendor

Open a vendor while you have bots in your group and a strip of small portrait tabs (you + each bot) appears down the right edge of the merchant window — a dropdown in a raid. You're selected by default, so buying and selling work exactly as normal. Pick a bot instead and:

• Buy for the bot — right-click any item the vendor sells and that bot buys it. A "Shopping for Bot" banner shows who you're shopping for.
• Sell from the bot — right-click the bot's portrait (or the Inventory button in a raid) to open its bags, then right-click an item to sell it. Green-or-better items ask first, since bots have no buyback. (Opening another bot's bags swaps the window over.)

The bot has to be standing near the vendor — if it's too far, CleanBot flashes a red warning and doesn't send the order. A small cog at the top of the strip turns the whole thing on or off (and there's nothing to see at all when you have no bots).

Trading

You can move items between you and a bot through a normal trade window. Drag an item into the trade to offer it; right-click an item the bot has offered to take it back. Your own bots accept trades from you for free.

Bank

A bot can list, deposit, and withdraw from its bank — but, like at the real bank, it needs to be standing near a banker NPC. If none is nearby, CleanBot tells you so.

Quests

Open a bot's Quest Log from its character view or the right-click menu. It lists the bot's quests split into Complete and Incomplete, and lets you abandon ones it no longer needs.